Senator Abba Moro’s Son Dies a Day After Grandson’s Burial

• Senate Minority Leader Patrick Abba Moro has suffered a painful double tragedy, losing his son, Victor, and his grandson within two days.
• Victor, who had just returned from Turkey, died in a car accident in Nasarawa State shortly after his nephew’s burial.

The family of Senate Minority Leader, Senator Patrick Abba Moro, has been thrown into mourning following the heartbreaking loss of his son and grandson within just two days.

According to reports by DAILY POST, the Senator’s son, Victor Moro, had only recently returned to Nigeria after completing his studies in Turkey and was preparing to begin his National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) programme.

Tragically, Victor lost his life in a fatal car accident along the Mararaba axis in Nasarawa State, barely 24 hours after the burial of his nephew — Senator Moro’s grandson.

Sources revealed that Victor was travelling from the family residence to attend to personal matters when the accident occurred.

The successive losses have left the Moro family and their loved ones in deep grief. Friends, colleagues, and political associates have continued to send their condolences, describing the incident as an unimaginable and devastating tragedy.— Reekado Banks Writes on Lekki Toll Gate Anniversary

In other news…. Nigerian actor and activist, Debo Adebayo, popularly known as Mr Macaroni, has once again paid tribute to the victims of the Lekki Toll Gate shooting as the nation marks the fifth anniversary of the tragic #EndSARS incident.

In a post shared on his Instagram page, the comedian reflected on the pain and sacrifices of Nigerian youths who lost their lives, jobs, families, and dreams in the fight against police brutality.

He wrote:

“Nigerian youths lost their lives, jobs, families, and dreams at the hands of the most corrupt and evil people we call leaders! Even though some of us are deeply in love with our oppressors, this day 20/10/2020 is never to be forgotten nor forgiven!”

Accompanied by a powerful photo from the 2020 protests and the song “Unknown Soldier” by Fela Kuti, his post reignited memories of the nationwide demonstrations that demanded an end to police brutality and bad governance.