Sunset at Nigeria.




Report just emanating from the presidential Villa has announced the death of the chief of staff to the Nigerian president in person of Abba kyari.He died in the early hours of today after battling with Covid-19.
He was tested positive to the disease,few days after His return from Germany.
He had stayed in isolation for nearly a month after He presented with the symotoms of Covid-19 upon his return from travel.
He is a close confidant to the president of Nigeria. His death is a shock to the presidency.
Rest in peace sir.
You may have lost the battle to Covid-19 but we will win the war.
He would be buried according to Islamic practice in a short while.

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