Senator representing Edo South Senatorial District, Neda Imasuen, has expressed deep sympathy with victims of Thursday’s devastating tanker fire at Oluku, in Ovia North-East Local Government Area of Edo State, which left several people injured and destroyed shops, vehicles and goods worth millions of naira.
The lawmaker described the incident as painful and devastating, lamenting the losses suffered by traders, families and residents of the affected community.
In a statement issued by his Media Aide, Moshood Karim, on Friday, Imasuen extended his heartfelt condolences to the injured, their families, affected business owners and the entire Oluku community.
He said the tragedy was particularly heartbreaking for families whose loved ones were receiving medical attention and traders who had lost their goods, businesses and means of livelihood.
“My heart goes out to everyone affected by this unfortunate incident. I deeply sympathise with the injured, their families, the traders who have lost their goods and means of livelihood, and the entire Oluku community at this difficult time,” the senator said.
He added: “I can only imagine the pain and distress being experienced by families and business owners whose lives have been disrupted by this tragedy. I pray that God grants them the strength and courage to overcome this difficult period.”
The Edo South lawmaker wished those receiving treatment in hospitals and clinics a speedy and complete recovery, praying for their healing, comfort and renewed strength.
He also urged residents to remain safety-conscious, expressing hope that the affected families and traders would receive the necessary support to overcome the losses and rebuild their livelihoods.
Imasuen reaffirmed his solidarity with the Oluku community, describing the incident as a painful setback for the victims and residents affected by the disaster.
Signed:
Moshood Karim
Media Aide to Senator Imasuen
