benjackugo: Zamfara LGSC Chairman Slumps And Dies At The Wedding Of Senator Yerima's Daughter (Photos)
The chairman of Zamfara State Local Government Service Commission, Dr Malami Aliyu Yandoto, 57, slumped and died at the wedding ceremony of former governor, Senator Ahmed Sani Yerima's daughter, Fatima, and the son of Senator Adamu Aliero.
IgbereTV reports that the wedding ceremony which took place at Yerima’s residence in Sokoto on Saturday, November 7, was attended by politicians, dignitaries and top government officials including the Senate President, Ahmad Lawan, among others.
It was gathered that after the wedding Fatiha, the guests were invited to Sokoto State Government House for the luncheon.
Immediately the deceased, Zamfara Governor Bello Matawalle and other guests arrived the venue, he suddenly slumped.
He was immediately rushed to a hospital in Sokoto where he eventually died.
Yandoto was the Chairman, Zamfara State Independent Electoral Commission, and later the Commissioner Ministry of Agriculture, Zamfara State.
He was appointed by Governor Bello Matawalle as the chairman of the state Local Governments Service Commission, a position he held until his death.
He was buried according to Islamic rites on Sunday morning at his hometown in Tsafe Local Government Area.
Baawaa: That is Yoruba for you,they will use the right hand to discipline a child and use the left hand to draw him/her nearer.I believe Jonathan have learned lesson
Few years ago when I was in Bauchi. Boko Haram attacked a village known as Kengere Local government and so many people were killed but up till today...the sad event didn't make it to the National Media.
The truth is that most northerners knows who and who are these Terrorists but they work with them.
Fahdiga: Without Trump Christians are now an endangered species
What about before Trump came into office? What about in the Old before we realise that there's someone called TRUMP. Ain't we Christians then? Ain't we believing and trusting in God? Trump or no Trump God's mandates most manifest!!!!!
iamkheedah: A Facebook user with the name "Comr Daniel G Ayebamiebi" took to his Facebook page to share the hilarious moment the Governor of Bayelsa hosted the ex BBNaija housemates as he wrote [b][/b] "THE POWER OF A WOMAN, make I keep quiet ooo"
oguns222: Everyone of you on nairaland that support the government for freezing the accounts of peaceful protesters, you are useful idiots. I pray for you today that the wickedness and intentional evil you promote will be your ruin. Amen.
The country sef dey some how na Inside the money wey neva reach dem still dey inflate..
With the way things are going this administration go soon borrow money from Yemen, Pakistan or even Zimbabwe Mak dem sha no use us du Blood Money wen dem don borrow from all d country finish..
But na so they go dey pursue gee boys wey dey work night and day for small raba. While there's are our money and are in Billions
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naptu2: 8 Nigerians were arrested in Egypt in early October for protesting without a permit. They were carrying out the Egyptian leg of the #EndSARS protest. The Nigerian Embassy in Cairo intervened in order to secure their release, but the Egyptian authorities have since discovered that 7 of them do not have residency permit and therefore they are going to deport them.