In the wake of the devastating Saint Paul Academy building collapse in Jos, Alhaji Ibrahim Muhammad Abdullahi, the esteemed Chairman of Ibzar Groups of Companies, has expressed profound sorrow and extended his heartfelt condolences to the bereaved families. The tragic incident, which claimed the lives of several children and left many injured, has sent shockwaves through the entire Plateau State community.
Alhaji Ibrahim, popularly known as Ibzar, conveyed his deep sympathy to the grieving parents and the injured victims, recognizing the immense loss and trauma the community is enduring. “This tragic event is a great loss to the entire state, and I pray that the Almighty comforts the grieving families and grants swift recovery to those nursing their injuries,” he stated.
Commending the relentless efforts of the State government and various emergency services, including the National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA), State Emergency Management Agency (SEMA), Red Cross Society, security agencies, healthcare personnel, organizations, religious bodies, and leaders, Alhaji Ibrahim lauded their dedication to assisting the victims and their families. He prayed for their efforts to be abundantly rewarded by the Almighty.
In his message, Alhaji Ibrahim emphasized the importance of providing support to the survivors and aiding them in their healing process. He acknowledged the long road to recovery from such trauma and advised parents and the community to prioritize the emotional well-being of the children who survived the incident.
Furthermore, Alhaji Ibrahim highlighted the critical need for stringent quality assurance measures in the construction and maintenance of public buildings. He urged contractors to uphold fairness, professionalism, and a commitment to safety, stressing that negligence and greed can lead to catastrophic outcomes.
Reaffirming his solidarity with the people of Jos Plateau State during this difficult time, Alhaji Ibzar concluded his message with a prayer for strength and resilience for the entire community.
As Plateau State mourns this tragic loss, the call for enhanced safety standards and community support resonates louder than ever, reminding us all of the importance of vigilance and compassion in times of crisis.
