The Nigeria Union of Journalists NUJ Niger State Council, has expressed shock and sadness over the death of Professor Nuhu Aliyu Ango, Director Continuing Education and e-learning Center ICEel, of IBB University Lapai.
In a condolence message issued on behalf of the Union, the State Secretary of NUJ Comrade Usman Chiji, said the death of Professor Nuhu Aliyu Ango was painful and devastating.
The Union said the death of Professor Nuhu Ango was a big loss not only to IBB University Lapai, the education sector but also to the entire journalists in Niger State.
The statement described the deceased as a vibrant educationist, enterprising and philanthropist who dedicated his life to the well-being of the people through his Non governmental organization Nuhu Ango Foundation.
The Union noted that, the Late Professor would not only be missed by his family, IBB University community but NUJ as he has been a strong supporter of the Union through his assistance at all times.
NUJ explained that, the deceased would be remembered for his simplicity, hardwork, fear of God, and immeasurable contributions to the growth and development of education in Niger State and Nigeria as a whole.
Comrade Usman Chiji regreted that the demise of the education icon has created a vacuum that would be very difficult to be filled, especially to those who have benefitted from his philanthropic gestures.
The Union specifically commiserated with the wife of the deceased, the Zonal Coordinator, Federal Information Resource Center Minna Hajiya Asabe Sule Garba, and urged her to be consoled by the fact that, death was inevitable.
The Union admonished Hajiya Asabe Sule Garba, not to be detered by the untimely death of her husband, adding that the best way to immortalize him was to keep his dreams and aspiration of assisting the citizens alive.
The statement then prayed God to forgive his shortcomings grant him Aljanatu Firdausi and the family, IBB University Lapai and associates the strength to bear the irreparable loss.
