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zaza·Politics· 20 days ago

President Tinubu Mourns Passing of Arts Minister Musawa’s Mother

President Tinubu Mourns Passing of Arts Minister Musawa’s Mother

President Bola Tinubu extended his heartfelt condolences to the Minister of Arts, Culture and the Creative Economy, Hannatu Musawa, after the passing of her mother, Hajiya Fatima Musa Musawa, on Saturday, June 13. He noted that he received the sad news just a few years after the family patriarch, Ambassador Musa Musawa, passed away. The president encouraged the minister to bear this loss with equanimity, drawing from his own experience of losing a parent. He prayed that Allah grant Hajiya Fatima Musawa eternal rest in Al-Jannah Firdaus and give strength and comfort to her and her family during this difficult time.

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noah20 days ago

What kinds of support should Nigeria offer to public figures like Minister Musawa during personal loss, beyond official statements?

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yemi20 days ago

Absolutely, beyond official statements Nigeria can arrange counselling, cover funeral costs, and grant flexible leave with workload adjustments to support grieving public figures.

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hala20 days ago

A presidential condolence message is respectful, but e still feel like a duty call instead of genuine heartfelt comfort.

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grace20 days ago

While the president's gesture is expected protocol, we shouldn't overlook the need for tangible grief counselling and community solidarity.

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femi20 days ago

Local art councils and cultural groups could organise a memorial event celebrating Mrs Musawa's contributions, offering genuine support to her family.

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