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Etsu Nupe mourns Waziri Makaranta Nupe Ndagi at 96

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The Etsu Nupe and Chairman, Niger State Council of Traditional Rulers, Alhaji (Dr) Yahaya Abubakar, has expressed unhappiness over the loss of life of Waziri Makaranta Nupe, Prof. Jonathan Ndagi, the pioneer Vice-Chancellor of the Federal University of Technology (FUT), Minna, on the age of 96.

Abubakar, in a condolence assertion, described the deceased as a distinguished tutorial and establishment builder whose imaginative and prescient, dedication and sacrifices contributed immensely to academic improvement and human capital formation.

He mentioned Prof. Ndagi belonged to a exceptional technology of Nigerian teachers whose contributions had continued to form establishments and encourage generations of students.

The conventional ruler famous that the late professor, who was a former Chairman of the Bida Emirate Education Forum, performed a big position in selling schooling inside the Nupe Kingdom.

He mentioned Prof Ndagi’s dedication to academic development and his contributions to the event of the group earned him the normal title of Waziri Makaranta Nupe.

Abubakar described the late educationist as an elder statesman whose legacy prolonged past academia to the broader improvement of the Nupe Kingdom and society at giant.

He mentioned the loss of life of the famend scholar was an awesome loss to the Nupe Kingdom, Niger State and Nigeria’s schooling sector.

Etsu Nupe prolonged his condolences to the deceased’s household, the administration and employees of FUT Minna, the tutorial group and the folks of the Nupe Kingdom.

Alhaji Abubakar prayed to God grant the deceased’s soul everlasting relaxation and provides his household, associates and the complete Nupe Kingdom the fortitude to bear the loss.

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