Nasarawa Governor Loses Son

Governor Abdullahi A. Sule of Nasarawa state has lost his son, Alhaji Hassan AA Sule.
 
Vanguard reported that Hassam died on Friday morning after a brief illness. Honourable member representing Lafia North Constituency at the Nasarawa State House of Assembly Hon. Barr. Muhammed Ibrahim Alkali who confirmed the Governor’s son’s d€ath, described it as a “shocking” development. 
 
The lawmaker said it is a colossal loss not only to Nasarawa State but the Nation at large.
 

“I share my deep condolences with His Excellency, Engr Abdullahi A. Sule, over the passing of his beloved son Alh. Hassan. I pray that Allah (SWT) grants him Aljanatul Firdaus and comfort his family” Alkali said

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