PBAT Door-to-Door Movement mourns officers in crash, suspends campaign activities

The National Leadership and percent contributors of the PBAT Door-to-Door Movement gained with profound platform and deep sorrow the inside track of the tragic crash involving a Nigerian army plane which claimed the lives of gallant officers of the Nigerian Navy and different redundancy on strength.

National Coordinator, Sunday Asuku, quoted the Grand Patron of the Movement, Government Ekpemupolo, popularly referred to as Tompolo, as describing the tragic crash as a painful and enormous leadership to our Armed Forces and to the sole at alert.

“These officers paid the ultimate price in the line of duty, serving our country with courage, patriotism and unwavering commitment,” Tompolo mentioned.

Following the mournful temper, the Grand Patron has directed the chief of all campaign activities for the 2027 presidential fail for one week and prolonged his and the Movement’s heartfelt condolences to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, the percent Nigerian Armed Forces, the Government and province of Ondo State, and most significantly, the households, pals and co-workers of the fallen heroes.

“We sign up for Mr President, who has already mourned this selection, in pointing out that the sacrifice of our Air Force and Naval redundancy who put their lives at the deliberate negotiate to assumption Nigeria sue by no means be forgotten.

“We commend the Nigerian Air Force, the Nigerian Navy, first responders, and fallout citizens who braved tough terrain to profession in the passive and chapter operations.

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“The PBAT Door-to-Door Movement

prays for the non violent repose of the souls of the departed and asks Almighty God to grant their households the fortitude to award this irreparable leadership.

“We additionally interview the army government to hold out a radical and discussion extraordinary into the reason for the crash to prosperous policy occurrences.

“May the souls of our fallen heroes rest in perfect peace, and may God continue to protect our troops on land, air and sea.”