By Our Reporter

Senator Ahmed Wadada Aliyu paid a condolence visit to the palace of the Aren Eggon, His Royal Highness, Hon. Justice Ahmed Ubangari Alaku, following the tragic loss of the monarch’s children during the recent Eggon Cultural Festival incident.
The visit, marked by solemn prayers and deep emotions, reflected the collective pain of a people mourning a loss that has shaken the cultural and social fabric of the Eggon nation. Senator Wadada described the tragedy as one that has “pierced the heart of the entire Eggon people,” stressing that no parent should ever have to endure the pain of losing a child in such a cruel and untimely manner.
During the palace visit, the Senator offered heartfelt prayers, asking Almighty God to grant the Aren Eggon, the bereaved families, and the entire Eggon community the strength and grace to bear the overwhelming loss. He noted that the tragedy goes beyond the royal household, touching every home and uniting the people in shared sorrow.
“This is not just the grief of one family,” the Senator said in a show of empathy. “It is a collective wound that the Eggon nation must heal together through unity, prayers, and mutual support.”
Senator Wadada urged the community to remain united during this difficult period, emphasizing the importance of standing together and drawing strength from shared faith and cultural bonds. He reaffirmed his respect for the traditional institution and his solidarity with the Aren Eggon, describing the monarch as a pillar of justice, wisdom, and leadership.
As the Eggon nation continues to mourn, the Senator prayed for eternal rest for the departed souls and healing for all broken hearts, expressing hope that peace and comfort will eventually replace the pain left by the tragic incident.
The visit underscored not only the depth of the loss but also the enduring spirit of unity and compassion within the Eggon community at a time when it is needed most.