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Santuraki mourns pioneer VC FUT Minna Professor Ndagi

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The Pro-Chancellor and Chairman, Governing Council
Federal University of Technology, Minna, Dr. Mohammed Okay. Santuraki, has expressed disappointment over the loss of life of the pioneer Vice-Chancellor of the Federal University of Technology, Minna, Professor Jonathan Ndagi, Waziri Magartakarda Nupe, on the outstanding age of 96.

Santuraki in an announcement stated Professor Ndagi belonged to that outstanding era of establishment builders whose imaginative and prescient, dedication and sacrifices have continued to form generations lengthy after their pioneering work was achieved.

He stated at 96, Professor Ndagi leaves behind one thing much more enduring than longevity; a legacy of service, scholarship and establishment constructing.

“On 8 November 2024, I had the privilege of visiting Professor Ndagi in my capability as Pro-Chancellor and Chairman of the Governing Council of FUT Minna. It was a memorable event and a possibility to pay my respects to a distinguished scholar, visionary administrator and pioneer whose contributions helped lay the inspiration of the establishment we’re privileged to serve at this time.

“Professor Ndagi belonged to that outstanding era of establishment builders whose imaginative and prescient, dedication and sacrifices have continued to form generations lengthy after their pioneering work was achieved. His legacy lives on, not solely in FUT Minna, but in addition within the numerous lives he touched and influenced.

“To his youngsters, household, associates, former colleagues, administration and Governing Council and your complete FUT Minna group, I lengthen my heartfelt condolences.

“While loss of life is rarely welcome, regardless of the circumstances, I hope his family members will discover consolation and solace within the information that their father lived an extended, purposeful and fulfilled life. At 96, Professor Ndagi leaves behind one thing much more enduring than longevity: a legacy of service, scholarship and establishment constructing.

“His passing is an event for grief, definitely, however much more importantly, an event to rejoice a life effectively lived and a legacy that may endure.

“May Almighty God bless his memory, grant him eternal rest, and give his family and all those whose lives he impacted the fortitude to bear this great loss,” the assertion reads partly.

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