The community of Jos is in deep mourning following the tragic collapse of a building at Saints Academy, resulting in the loss of 22 young students and leaving over 100 others injured. The incident has cast a shadow of grief over the city, as families and friends come to terms with the devastating event.
Michael Kurams, the Executive Director of the Living Streams of Hope and Peace Building Foundation (LSHPBF), expressed his profound condolences to the bereaved families. “Our thoughts and prayers are with each of you during this difficult time. The loss of 22 young students and the injuries sustained by over 100 others is an unimaginable tragedy, and our hearts ache for the pain and sorrow you are experiencing,” Kurams stated in an emotional message.
In his heartfelt message, Kurams urged the affected families to lean on each other for support and to draw strength from their faith. He emphasized the importance of unity and resilience in the face of such a profound loss. “Your courage and unwavering love for your children are a testament to your incredible strength,” he said, offering words of comfort and solidarity.
Furthermore, Kurams called on the Plateau State government to conduct a thorough investigation into the causes of the building collapse. He stressed the necessity of ensuring that such a tragedy is never repeated, highlighting the need for accountability and preventive measures to protect the lives of young students in the future.
As the community grapples with this immense tragedy, the Living Streams of Hope & Peace Building Foundation stands in solidarity with the grieving families, extending their deepest sympathies and support. The collective hope is that the cherished memories of the lost students will provide some solace to their loved ones as they navigate this heartbreaking time.
The souls of the departed students are remembered with deep reverence, and the community remains united in its resolve to honor their memory and seek justice for the victims of this catastrophic event.
