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    Jonathan Mourns Jane Nnamani Wife Of Ex- Senate President   

    SportsDayBy SportsDayMay 16, 2023No Comments2 Mins Read
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    Victoria Benedict 
    Former Nigeria’s President, Dr Goodluck Jonathan, has condoled with the erstwhile Senate President, Ken Nnamani, over the death of his wife, Jane, who died on Monday in Enugu State.
    In a condolence message to Nnamani, Jonathan expressed sadness over the news of the passing of the wife of the former Senate President, describing it as sudden and distressing.
    Jonathan noted that the late Jane Nnamani made valuable contributions to the growth of society, even as he urged Nnamani and his family members to be comforted and take solace in the good name the deceased left behind.
    According to the former President: “I was deeply saddened to hear about the passage of your dear wife, Lady Jane Nnamani, who died last Monday in Enugu State. My thoughts are with you and your family during this difficult time of mourning, knowing how you cherished her as a valuable partner and friend.
    “Mrs Nnamani was an amazing woman who made a remarkable impact in society and touched the lives of many people who knew her. She was kind, compassionate and God-fearing for which she will be remembered.”
    While praying for the Senator’s family, Jonathan wrote, “May you and the family find comfort and peace in those memories and reflections on her good works.”
    “On behalf of my family, please accept my deepest condolences.”
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