The Minister of Transportation, Senator Said Ahmed Alkali, expressed deep sorrow over the death of Gombe State Commissioner for Internal Security, Col. Abdullahi Bello, who was killed in a car accident on the Malam Sidi–Gombe Road on Friday. In his condolence message, the minister described Col. Bello as a dedicated public servant who served with integrity and distinction. The crash also claimed the life of his police orderly, Sergeant Adamu Husaini. Senator Alkali paid tribute to their commitment to duty and their contributions to public administration and community security in Gombe State, noting that Col. Bello’s legacy of excellence will endure and that his dedication to strengthening the state’s security framework will inspire future generations.
The loss of Col. Bello is a significant blow to Gombe State and Nigeria. He was a man of honour and discipline who served selflessly. Senator Alkali extended his condolences to Governor Muhammadu Inuwa Yahaya, to the widow and children of the deceased, and to his immediate and extended family, praying that the departed be forgiven and granted eternal rest.
The incident has highlighted the importance of road safety in Nigeria. The Malam Sidi–Gombe Road, where the accident occurred, is a major route in the state, and the government has been working to improve road infrastructure and reduce accidents. The deaths of Col. Bello and Sergeant Husaini serve as a reminder of the need for continued efforts to ensure road safety.
Senator Alkali’s condolence message reflects the respect and admiration for Col. Bello’s service to the nation. His tribute to the late commissioner’s commitment to duty and his contributions to public administration and community security testifies to his dedication to the people of Gombe State. The legacy of Col. Bello will continue to inspire those in leadership and public service, and his memory will be remembered as that of a man of honour and selfless service.
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