President Tinubu Mourns Leaders and Cultural Icons: From Kuwaiti Emir to Nigerian Broadcaster

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu expressed a wave of condolences this Saturday, mourning the passing of prominent figures from the realms of politics, journalism, and community service. Among them were:

Sheikh Nawaf al-Ahmad al-Sabah, Emir of Kuwait: Offering his sympathies to the ruling Sabah family, the government, and the Kuwaiti people, President Tinubu hailed the late Emir as a man of “great compassion, peace, and mercy.” He applauded Sheikh Nawaf’s achievements in fostering a progressive and stable state, highlighting his acts of granting amnesty to political prisoners and dissidents. The President concluded by praying for the Emir’s soul and offering comfort to those grieving.

Mustapha Mukhtar, Waziri of Borno: President Tinubu extended his condolences to the Shehu of Borno, the government, and the people of Borno State over the demise of the Waziri, who served as the state’s prime minister and Chief Adviser. He commended the late Waziri for upholding the “well-established family tradition of community service” within the esteemed Elkanemi dynasty. The President prayed for the soul of the Waziri and for comfort for those mourning.

Kabiru Usman Fagge, Ace Broadcaster: President Tinubu expressed grief over the passing of Fagge, a renowned figure in the Hausa-speaking world for his 25-year career with the Hausa service of the Voice of America. He lauded Fagge’s contributions to nation-building, particularly his dedication to education through his well-known weekly program. The President acknowledged Fagge’s role as a global ambassador for Nigeria and offered his condolences to the deceased’s family, the Kano State government, and the Nigerian journalism community.

In these expressions of mourning, President Tinubu not only acknowledged the significant roles these individuals played in their respective fields but also underscored the importance of compassion, stability, and service to others. His condolences serve as a reminder of the lasting impact these leaders and cultural icons made on their communities and beyond.

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