President Buhari Condoles With Former Senate President, David Mark Over Passing Of Son, Tunde

Posted on October 22, 2022
President Muhammadu Buhari has shared in the pain of loss with former Senate President, Senator David Mark, and his family following the passing of his eldest son, Tunde Mark.
The President commiserated with friends, relations, and associates of the former Senate President over the loss of the promising gentleman, who has over many years worked with his father, supporting and holding various responsibilities as a public servant.
President Buhari affirmed that the outpouring of testimonies of Tunde’s humility, simplicity, and large-heartedness clearly show his love and service to humanity, urging Sen. Mark and his family to find solace in the good works of the departed.
The President prayed that the Almighty God will comfort Senator Mark and grant the family the fortitude to bear the irreparable loss.

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