SOUTHIBIE (WARD 5 ETSAKO WEST LGA) APC EXECUTIVE CONDOLES THE FAMILY OF LATE ALHAJI USMAN SHAGADI OVER THE EXIT OF AN ICON.

SOUTHIBIE (WARD 5 ETSAKO WEST LGA) APC EXECUTIVE CONDOLES THE FAMILY OF LATE ALHAJI USMAN SHAGADI OVER THE EXIT OF AN ICON.

We the APC Executive in Ward 5 SouthIbie use this medium to Condole the family Of Alhaiji Usman Shagadi over the death of their father and community leader.

Late Shagadi was an Icon and his name was an household name in Edo state politics. He was a father, a leader  and a mentor to all.
He will be missed so dearly by everyone and we pray to Almighty Allah to forgive all his sins and put him in Al-Janatul Firdaus. Ameen

Signed:
Alhaji Akokhia Usman
Hon. Bawa Busari a.k.a De Standard
Hon. Jimoh Oakhume
Hon. Aliyu Momodu
Hon. Jafaru AbdulAzeez
Hon. Muhammed Musa

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