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NIWA Mourns Over Niger , Adamawa States Victims Of Boat Mishaps

The Managing Director of National Inland Waterways Authority (NIWA) Dr. George Moghalu has expressed immense grief on the boat mishap that happened at Gurin River, a surburb of Fufore Local Government Area, Adamawa State, as well as at a river in Gbajibo, Mokwa of Niger state.

Extending his heartfelt sympathies to the families of the dead and the injured, the NIWA boss stated that the incident is more disheartening as some of the victims on board were reportedly heading for farming activities.

Commending the life-saving work of the first responders, local divers and police marine at the scene of the incident, Dr. George Moghalu wished the wounded a speedy recovery and success on the search and rescue of some missing passengers on the capsized boat.

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The NIWA boss reiterated call on transporters  to ensure strict adherence to safety regulations on the nation’s waterways, emphasizing on the need for the people in the riverine communities traveling by boats and canoes to use live jackets and avoid overcrowded boats.

Dr. Moghalu prayed that the Almighty God will comfort the grieving relations at this very difficult time.

Recall that the tragic incidents occurred last week in the states inland waterways.

 

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