A Lagos State-based female journalist, Nahimah Ajikanle-Nurudeen, is dead.
National Public Relations Officer of Moshood Abiola Polytechnic Abeokuta Muslim Alumni Association, Moruf Kazeem, revealed this.
Kazeem, in a statement late on Friday, disclosed that Ajikanle-Nurudeen died on Friday.
He said: “What a SAD news!
“May Allah accept her return and grant her Al-Janna firdaus.
“May Allah’s mercies and protection be upon the children and the entire family she left behind.
“Let’s pray for her and the entire family at this critical time.
“Death is enough as an admonition, let’s be closer to Allah and be conscious of our Ibadah.”
The late journalist once worked with the Daily Trust newspaper.
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The janazah for the departed journalist will hold on Saturday, October 12, 2024 at The Companion Mosque, Plot 254, Isawo Road, Ikorodu, Lagos State by 11am.
Late Ajikanle-Nurudeen was a member of MAPAMA, Lagos State Chapter.
She was also a member of the group’s Media and Publicity Committee.
Until her death, she was the Head of Social Media and Digital Mobilization sub-committee of MAPAMA MPC.
Reacting, the Head MAPAMA MPC, Tajudeen Balogun, described Ajikanle-Nurudeen’s death as painful and shocking, affirming that the Committee would miss her invaluable contributions dearly.
Balogun prayed to Allah to overlook her shortcomings, accept her to Al-janah Fridaus and support the family she left behind.
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