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On that Friday, I had drifted off to sleep when my son rushed into my room with a phone.
Those honoured were Prince Tony Momoh, Alhaji Lateef Jakande, Mallam Wada Maida, Mallam Ismaila Isa, Chief Gbolabo Ogunsanwo, Bisi Lawrence, Eddie Aderinokun, Ben Egbuna and Sam Nda-Isaiah.
A few days earlier, he had been actively involved in the activities of the Newspaper Proprietors Association of Nigeria, precisely at the change of guards ceremony which led to the emergence of a new executive in charge of the association. The communique issued at the end of that NPAN meeting talked about the need for the Nigerian government to take allegations of a second wave of the COVID-19 more seriously, and begin to make arrangements for the procurement, the distribution of vaccines in Nigeria and the inoculation of our over 200 million vulnerable population.
“Azu,” he pulled a seat, “you people are not being fair to Buhari at all, haba!” He went on and on the substance of which was that he thought there was a deliberate editorial decision to antagonise his principal.
In a statement signed by the Guild’s President, Mustapha Isah, and General Secretary, Mary Atolagbe, the NGE said its stick arose from Nda-Isaiah’s sudden death because he attended a meeting of the Newspaper Proprietors’ Association of Nigeria in Lagos on Tuesday before his death on Friday.
Barrack Obama, former President of the United States of America, in his recently published Memoir: “A Promised Land,” asked the questions: “What made some movements succeed where others failed? Was it a sign of success when portions
In a statement signed by Midat Joseph, its Assistant National Secretary, the NUJ said that Nda-Isaiah’s demise had “marked the end of an eventful era of a Newspaperman”.
Nda-Isaiah died on Friday in Abuja after a brief illness at the age of 58.
Sule, who stated this in a statement he personally signed on Saturday in Lafia, also described Nda-Isaiah as a “consummate newsman,” whose death was not only a loss to the media industry but the country at large.
Jonathan in his condolence message on Saturday in Abuja, said that Nda-Isaiah, the founder and chairman of the Leadership Media Group was an erudite journalist and columnist, who deployed his creativity towards promoting peace, progress and unity.
The institute in a statement jointly signed by Kabiru Yusuf and Rahem Adedoyin,
The association in a statement jointly signed by Malam Kabiru Yusuf and Alhaji Mohammed Idris, president and secretary respectively described the late publisher not just a colleague but a friend to all in the industry.
In a statement by his media aide, Paul Mumeh, Mark said that the death of the pharmacist was “a sad reminder of how temporary and transient life could be.”
This is contained in a condolence message by the chairman of the forum and governor of Plateau, Simon Lalong, on Saturday in Jos.
Tinubu, in a condolence message through his media aide, Tunde Rahman, described Nda-Isaiah as a courageous, conscientious journalist and columnist.
Omo-Agege, in a statement by his Special Adviser on Media and Publicity, Yomi Odunuga in Abuja on Saturday, described the publisher as one of his great friends at the helm of Nigerian mass media.
The company, led by Chief Sam Nda-Isaiah, a pharmacist and newspaper publisher, seeks to make essential medicines and livestock drugs available to the public at significantly reduced prices.
President Buhari, in a statement by his Special Adviser on Media and Publicity, Femi Adesina, in Abuja on Friday, felicitated with the publisher of Leadership Newspapers on the recognition.
The publisher spoke at a programme in Kaduna