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The Niger State Government has formally announced the death of a former Governor of the State, Engineer Abdulkadir Abdullahi Kure, by declaring work free day on the burial.
Kure died during a brief illness in a German Hospital on Sunday at the age of 61.
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In a statement by the Commissioner for Information, Culture and Tourism, Jonathan Vatsa, in Minna on Sunday night, the state government declared a three-day statewide mourning.
It further stated that all flags should be at half mast throughout the state during the mourning period.
According to the Commissioner, the state Governor, Alhaji Abubakar Sani Bello, has also declared a work-free day on the day of the burial of the former governor to enable all Nigerlites accord the departed leader a befitting burial.
The statement said the government will miss the wise counsel of the former governor, who despite political differences never failed to offer meaningful advice to the government.
“Engineer Abdulkadir Abdullahi Kure remain a leader who out of office showed concern for the development of the state. His statesmanship saw him jettisoning party affiliation when he personally intervened in the recent labour crisis in the state,” the statement concluded
Kure died during a brief illness in a German Hospital on Sunday at the age of 61.
Trending: How Ex-Niger Governor, Abdulkadir Kure Died
In a statement by the Commissioner for Information, Culture and Tourism, Jonathan Vatsa, in Minna on Sunday night, the state government declared a three-day statewide mourning.
It further stated that all flags should be at half mast throughout the state during the mourning period.
According to the Commissioner, the state Governor, Alhaji Abubakar Sani Bello, has also declared a work-free day on the day of the burial of the former governor to enable all Nigerlites accord the departed leader a befitting burial.
The statement said the government will miss the wise counsel of the former governor, who despite political differences never failed to offer meaningful advice to the government.
“Engineer Abdulkadir Abdullahi Kure remain a leader who out of office showed concern for the development of the state. His statesmanship saw him jettisoning party affiliation when he personally intervened in the recent labour crisis in the state,” the statement concluded
