Jigawa PDP and Residents Mourn the Passing of Former President Muhammadu Buhari

Jigawa PDP and Residents Mourn the Passing of Former President Muhammadu Buhari

Charanews

7/16/20251 min read

A field full of lit up paper lanterns
A field full of lit up paper lanterns

Jigawa State in Mourning

On Tuesday, the leadership of the Jigawa State chapter of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) and residents expressed their profound grief following the demise of former President Muhammadu Buhari. His departure is a significant loss, not only for the party but also for the entire state of Jigawa, which has witnessed an enduring connection to his leadership.

Impact on Daily Life in Dutse

In a somber reflection of their sorrow, business activities in Dutse, the state capital, were notably subdued. Many shops and market stalls remained closed throughout the day, while others that initially opened chose to close once more, a clear indication of the community's respect for the passing of their former president. The streets of Dutse were quieter than usual, as residents took a moment to reflect on Buhari's impact during his term in office.

Spiritual Observances across Jigawa

As a demonstration of their collective mourning, special prayers were conducted during each of the five daily Muslim prayers within congregations across numerous mosques in Dutse and other towns. This act not only emphasizes the unity of the people during times of loss but also embodies the deep respect held for those who served at the highest level of government. The leadership of the PDP was actively involved in these spiritual observances, highlighting the importance of communal solidarity in facing such a significant loss.

The mood in Jigawa remains heavy as residents continue to honor the legacy of Buhari. In times of mourning, the community has shown resilience and compassion, attributes that will undoubtedly guide them as they navigate through this period of grief. The contributions of former President Muhammadu Buhari to the development of Jigawa State and Nigeria at large will not be forgotten.