…. Described his death as shocking, sudden, coming at a time his services were most needed.
The Kogi State Chapter of the Nigerian Union of Local Government Employees, (NULGE) has described the death of its National President, Comr. Ibrahim Khaleel Abdukadir mni, as sudden, a shock, and coming at a time his services to uplift Local Government Administration would have been most needed.
In a statement signed by Comr. Tade Adeyemi, Kogi State NULGE Chairman, says the death of its National President is one too many, coming at a time when the services of a man fondly referred to as Mr. Autonomy would have been most needed.
The Kogi State NULGE says it is deeply pained by the death, mourn his passing away, described it as a colossal loss that has shaken the activities of NULGE to its foundation in the country.
Comr. Tade said the union in the State is however consoled by the fact that Late Comr. Ibrahim Khaleel Abdukadir mni, left indelible legacies and achievements that would stand the test of time as he has greatly repositioned the union for better service delivery.
The Kogi State NULGE says a mark of honour for the departed leader, declared three days of mourning for the late National President, urged all members to pray for the peaceful repose of his soul and for God Almighty to grant his immidiate family the fortitude to bear the irreparable loss.
The Statement further consoled with all the National Officers of NULGE, various State Chapters and 774 LGA Chapters, Members of the Union in the State, urged them to be consoled by the fact that Late Ibrahim Khaleel Abdukadir mni lived a good life of service to the union, concluded by saying that he would be greatly missed by the NULGE in Kogi State.
