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Wife of President says Stephen keshi's death is a national loss

She said in the statement that the news of Keshi's death came to her as a shock, describing him as a pride to the country

First lady, Aisha Buhari

Mrs Buhari said this in a statement issued by her Director of Media, Malam Zakariyau Nadabo, on Wednesday in Abuja.

``My deepest condolences to the family of Keshi, a sports hero and former coach to Super Eagles, whose death is a great loss to the entire federation.’’

She further said the deceased would be remembered for his various contributions to the development of sports in the country.

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The statement prayed Almighty God to grant the Delta Government as well as the people of the state and the family the fortitude to bear the loss.

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