Plateau State Governor, His Excellency Caleb Manasseh Mutfwang, has expressed profound grief and heartfelt condolences to the family of Loh Dudu Dalyop Ngwi over the passing of their beloved son, Mr. Kim Gyang Dudu, describing the loss of a child as one of life’s most painful experiences, for which human words often fall short.
Governor Mutfwang paid a condolence visit to the family’s residence in Rayfield, Jos, on Sunday, September 27, 2026, where he joined family members, friends and well-wishers in mourning the 32-year-old deceased.
During the visit, the Governor led prayers for the bereaved family and acknowledged the depth of their pain, particularly the difficulty of losing a child whose future held so much promise.
He urged the family to look beyond their grief to God, who alone can provide the strength, comfort and grace needed to endure such a painful loss.
“We have nothing to tell them. We can only turn to You at this time to beg You, Lord, please speak to them words of comfort,” Governor Mutfwang prayed.
He specifically prayed for divine strength and comfort for the deceased’s parents, siblings and other members of the family, urging them to remain steadfast in their faith and trust in God as they nav,igate this difficult season.
A statement signed by the Governor Mutfwang expressed hope that, with time and the sustaining grace of God, the family would find the strength to heal from the pain and continue with the memories and values that defined Kim’s life.
Responding, the deceased’s father, Mr. Gyang Dudu, President of the Berom Educational and Cultural Organisation (BECO), thanked Governor Mutfwang and members of his cabinet for identifying with the family in their moment of grief.
He described the Governor’s visit as a representation of the entire Plateau State, noting that the presence of the Governor and his delegation had brought comfort to the family at a particularly difficult time.
Mr. Dudu disclosed that Kim had lived for several years with a seizure-related medical condition but had recently stabilised and was looking forward to beginning a new phase of his life after securing an appointment with the Nigeria Customs Service.
He said the sudden death had come as a devastating shock to the family, especially as they had been making plans for Kim’s future and career.
According to him, the family has nevertheless continued to draw strength from the overwhelming outpouring of love, prayers and support from relatives, friends, colleagues and well-wishers who have stood by them since the tragedy.
He further disclosed that burial arrangements had been concluded to take place at the family home in Sot, Vwang District of Jos South Local Government Area.
