Former Miss Taraba, Comfort Williams, has reportedly died, according to an announcement by Prime Planet Event Managers.
The former beauty queen also served as the organisation’s Assistant Managing Director.
Prime Planet announced her death in a condolence message shared on Facebook by its CEO, Disebe Donga, on Monday.
The Taraba beauty and entertainment industry has been thrown into mourning following reports of the death of former Miss Taraba, Comfort Williams. Prime Planet Event Managers, the organisation behind the Mr and Miss Taraba pageant, announced the sad development in a condolence statement shared on Monday.
Williams was not only a former beauty queen but also served as the organisation’s Assistant Managing Director.
Prime Planet pays tribute to former miss Taraba queen
In its condolence message, Prime Planet expressed sadness over the loss, describing Williams as an important member of its team whose contributions would remain unforgettable.
The organisation said her presence had made a lasting impact on its activities and the people who worked with her.
The statement read:
“This heartbreaking loss has left us deeply devastated. She was not just a member of our organisation but an important part of the Prime Planet family whose presence, contributions, and memories will forever remain in our hearts.”
The message reflected the organisation’s grief over the reported death of a woman who had played a role in its operations.
Disebe Donga shares emotional announcement
The condolence message was shared on Facebook on Monday by Disebe Donga, the Chief Executive Officer of Prime Planet Event Managers.
The organisation is known for organising the Mr and Miss Taraba beauty pageant, which provides a platform for beauty and talent in the state.
Williams’ involvement in the organisation extended beyond her experience as a beauty queen, as she also held a management position as Assistant Managing Director.
Meanwhile, A new mother of triplets has sparked reactions online after expressing frustration over the challenges of raising three babies.
The distressed woman said her breast milk was insufficient to feed the babies and admitted she was struggling financially.
Her emotional comments have triggered mixed reactions on social media, with some users blaming poverty while others called for support.
New mum of triplets speaks about her struggles
A new mother of triplets has stirred emotions online after opening up about the difficulties she is facing while caring for her three babies.
In a message circulating on social media, the woman expressed deep frustration, saying she was exhausted and struggling to provide for the children.
She also dismissed suggestions that her condition was simply postpartum-related, insisting that her distress was connected to the difficult circumstances surrounding her motherhood experience.
The woman made a particularly emotional statement about her situation, revealing that she was struggling to produce enough breast milk for her babies
“My bre@st milk is not enough.”
She further expressed frustration over the financial demands of raising children, comparing her situation with people who desperately want children but struggle to have them.
Ola Daniel, posting as @CableAnalyst, wrote:
” Kai I pray God provides for her.”
Full Figuré, identified as @only_Ay, also expressed sympathy, writing:
“Hmm. May God send help to her”
Magical, posting as @Magical_Telecom, raised concerns about the woman’s emotional well-being and the support available to her.
The user wrote:
“Omo! I hope people are around her to support her emotionally o”
Social media users react to mother’s condition
While some commenters questioned the circumstances surrounding the birth of the triplets, others highlighted the financial pressure involved in caring for three newborns.
EmmaCfc, posting as @petithazard2, noted that raising children was already difficult under current economic conditions, especially when caring for triplets. Continue reading here.
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