NASARAWA: GOV. SULE, PAYS CONDOLENCE VISITS ON THE FAMILIES OF LATE EMMANUEL ALANANA, DR. RABIU ABDUL, AND REV. DAMSON CHUGA

 

By: Wilson Bako (Lafia),

Governor Abdullahi A. Sule of  Nasarawa State has described the death of the Program Manager of the State’s Agricultural Development Program, Mr. Emmanuel Alanana, alongside a Director in the organization, Dr. Rabiu Abdul, as painful and a great loss to the state.

The Governor, who made his feelings known during a sympathy visit to the resident of the late Program Manager on Monday, recalled his recent assignment with the late Alanana in India, in which he participated in the meetings and engagements with his expertise and valuable contributions in the discussions.

GOV. SULE OF NASARAWA STATE

The State’s Chief Executive noted with sadness that the deceased Program Manager was a competent, and dedicated officer, as well as, a key figure in his administration's latest efforts to boost Agriculture in the state.

Engineer Sule also visited the resident of late Dr. Rabiu Abdul in Akwanga, where he equally described him as a committed officer whom has contributed a lot to the growth of the Agricultural sector in the state.

The Governor also in the course of the condolence visits, also had a stop at the resident of the Vice Chairman of CAN , late, Rev. Dr. Damson Kyuni Chuga, to pay his respect on the passage of the Clergy whom he described as “a lover of peace and had worked towards peace at all times”.

He extends his condolences to the immediate families of the deceased, their friends, associates and community. He prayed God to rest their gentle souls in peace.

It would be recalled that both the Program Manager and the Director, met their untimely death in a ghastly auto crash, while on an official engagement to Abuja.