**A Token of Condolence: Nyesom Wike Pays Tribute to Late Senator Mpigi** In a poignant display of solidarity, Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Nyesom Wike, led a delegation of prominent Rivers State leaders to London, where they paid a condolence visit to the family of the late senator representing Rivers South-East Senatorial District, Barinada Mpigi. The visit, which was a testament to the strong connections between Wike and Mpigi, was a somber reminder of the significant loss that Mpigi's passing has brought to Rivers State and Nigeria as a whole. Mpigi, a respected figure in the state's politics, had been a dependable ally to many, including Wike, who fondly remembered their time together as council chairman. Wike's description of Mpigi as a "strong pillar in the politics of Rivers State" highlights the senator's enduring impact on the state's political landscape. Despite his passing, Mpigi's legacy will undoubtedly continue to shape the state's politics. During the visit, Wike was accompanied by his two sons, Jordan and Joaquin, and a host of other prominent Rivers State leaders, including Speaker Martin Amaewhule and Senators Magnus Abe, Allwell Onyesoh, and Olaka Nwogu. The delegation's presence was a reflection of the depth of their connection to Mpigi and their desire to pay their respects to his family. Wike's words of condolence, which acknowledged the inevitability of death and praised Mpigi's resilience during his illness, served as a poignant reminder of the transience of life. Wike also extended his support to Mpigi's family, assuring them of the state's commitment to their well-being. In a show of solidarity, the delegation presented the family with a token of their condolences, underscoring their commitment to standing by Mpigi's loved ones in their time of grief. As Wike reflected on the loss of his friend, he noted that while Mpigi's passing was a significant blow, it was also a reminder of the importance of cherishing the time we have with loved ones. In the aftermath of Mpigi's passing, Rivers State is left to grapple with the reality of his absence. While his legacy will continue to inspire and shape the state's politics, his passing serves as a poignant reminder of the importance of building strong relationships and nurturing our connections with others. As Wike's visit to Mpigi's