Presidential candidate of the Labour Party (LP) in the 2023 elections, Peter Obi, on Tuesday visited the injured victims of Tudun Biri bomb in Kaduna state.
The injured victims are currently receiving treatment at the Barau Dikko Teaching Hospital, and the Army Referral Hospital both in Kaduna.
Over 100 people were killed while over 80 others were killed during the unfortunate incident by the Nigerian Army drone.
The former Anambra governor in a post on his official X page commended the Kaduna state government for its efforts in bringing succour to the victims.
Obi called on the military to be more cautious and professional when carrying out operations.
Obi wrote: “Today, I visited Kaduna state to commiserate with the grieving good people of the state on the unfortunate accidental bombing by the Nigeria Army at Tudun Biri village in Igabi Local Government of the state.
“While in Kaduna, I took time also to visit the Barau Dikko Teaching Hospital, where those wounded in the ugly incident are receiving treatment.
“May Almighty God forgive the sins of those that died grant them eternal rest, and grant their families the fortitude to bear their irreplaceable losses. And for those receiving treatment in the hospital, I pray to God Almighty to grant them quick recovery.
“I thank the government of Kaduna State for their kind and caring intervention for the affected victims.
Obi donated N5 million to the affected victims.
Obi visits Kaduna bomb victims, donates N5m
