The wife of the Governor of Plateau State, Her Excellency Helen Mutfwang, has paid a compassionate visit to victims of the recent Angwa Rukuba attack receiving treatment at the Jos University Teaching Hospital in Jos.
During the visit, the First Lady went round the wards to personally interact with the victims and assess their condition. She expressed deep sympathy over the unfortunate incident and offered prayers for the quick recovery of those injured.
In a show of support and solidarity, Her Excellency presented cash donations to the victims to assist them during their recovery process, noting that the gesture was aimed at easing their burden and giving them hope in this difficult time.
Helen Mutfwang reaffirmed the commitment of the state government to the welfare of its citizens, especially those affected by crises, and called for unity, peace, and resilience among residents.
Management of the hospital appreciated the visit, describing it as timely and encouraging, while commending the First Lady for her kindness and concern for the wellbeing of the victims.
The visit highlights the ongoing support from the Plateau State Government towards victims of violence and reinforces calls for lasting peace across communities in the state.
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