The Sultan of Sokoto, His Eminence, Muhammad Sa’ad Abubakar, has commiserated with the family of late Ohinoyi of Ebiraland, Dr Ado Ibrahim, including his kinsmen and the people of Kogi State.
The sultan who was represented on Wednesday by the Etsu Nupe, His Royal Majesty, Abubakar Yahaya, delivered a letter of condolence to the governor, commiserating with him, the government, and good people of Kogi State, on the passing away to eternity of the royal father.
The leader of the delegation conveyed the condolences of the Sultan and the entire Northern Traditional Council Chiefs to the governor, offering prayers for the peaceful repose of late Ohinoyi’s soul.
The delegation added that during their visit to the family of the late Royal majesty in Okene on Monday, they were informed about the government’s support to them, commending the governor for his care, love, and respect for the traditional institution.
Governor Bello expressed his gratitude to the delegation for sympathising with the people of Ebiraland and the government of Kogi State, as well as for taking the time to pay a condolence visit.
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“Late Ado Ibrahim, the Ohinoyi of Ebiraland, Sa’aki, lived well and made a huge impact in the lives of his people during his time. While he was alive, we had a father and son relationship because we come from the same lineage.
“Our late royal father’s mother and my grandfather were of the same parents, so the demise of His Royal Majesty is a personal loss to me,” he said.
He praised the late Ohinoyi for his impactful and exemplary life while alive.
