Obadiah Mailafia at the Funeral of late Agom Adara

I was at the funeral in Kachia last Saturday 10 November for our late royal father Agom Adara Dr. Maiwada Galadima. Those who masterminded his cruel and dastardly assassination have brought a big curse upon themselves that will last 7 generations. Southern Kaduna people, remain strong and valiant. Victory is on our side. Our God will surely redeem His people. Those who saw in tears will reap with joy. God bless Nigeria!

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