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Renowned Islamic scholar, Sheikh Sa’eedu Hassan Jingir, has passed away. Sheikh Jingir, who was the Deputy Chairman of the Council of Scholars in the Izala Islamic Movement under the leadership of Sheikh Muhammad Sani Yahaya Jingir, died at his residence in Jos after a prolonged illness.

His funeral is scheduled to take place today at his home in Anguwar Rimi, located in Jos North Local Government Area of Plateau State.

Sheikh Sa’eedu Hassan Jingir was widely respected for his deep knowledge of Islam and his contributions to religious education in Nigeria. As a key figure in the Izala Movement, he played a significant role in promoting Islamic teachings and guiding the Muslim community. His passing marks a great loss to the Islamic scholarly community in Nigeria.

The news of his death has been met with an outpouring of condolences from religious leaders, scholars, and followers across the country. Many have taken to social media and other platforms to express their grief and pay tribute to his legacy.

The Daily Fact extends its deepest condolences and prays that Allah forgives his shortcomings and grants him Jannah (Paradise). May his illness serve as an expiation for his sins, and may all departed souls find peace.

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In a heartfelt condolence visit, the Chairperson of Shongom Local Government Area, Hajiya Fatima Binta Bello, extended her sympathies to the family of the Village Head of Jauro Sajo, Malam Hashimu Musa, following the tragic passing of his married daughter, Mariya Hashimu Musa, also known as Ummi.

During her visit, Hajiya Fatima Binta Bello expressed her deep sorrow over the loss and offered prayers for the soul of the deceased, asking Almighty Allah to grant her eternal rest in Aljanatul Firdausi. She also prayed for the family to find strength and patience during this difficult time.

In response, Malam Hashimu Musa, the Village Head of Jauro Sajo, expressed his profound gratitude to the Chairperson for her compassionate visit. He acknowledged her support and prayers, which he said provided much-needed comfort to his grieving family.

The passing of Mariya Hashimu Musa has deeply affected the local community, with many expressing their condolences and offering prayers for the deceased and her family.

The visit by Hajiya Fatima Binta Bello reflects the close-knit nature of the community in Shongom LGA, where leaders and residents often come together to support one another in times of loss and difficulty.

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In a heartfelt expression of grief, Governor Muhammadu Inuwa Yahaya, CON, has mourned the passing of Alhaji Muhammadu Gidado, known as Libidin Gombe, a senior traditional titleholder in the Gombe Emirate. Libidi, who was a close confidant of the Emir of Gombe, Alhaji Dr. Abubakar Shehu Abubakar III, passed away yesterday in Gombe after a protracted illness.

Governor Yahaya conveyed his deep sadness and described the late Libidin Gombe as a paragon of wisdom and a stalwart in upholding the esteemed traditions and values of the Gombe Emirate. In his condolence message, the Governor highlighted Libidi’s invaluable counsel and leadership, which had a profound impact on the Emirate and the broader community.

“The death of Libidin Gombe is a great loss not only to his family but to the entire Gombe Emirate and the state at large,” said Governor Yahaya. “As one of the close confidants of the Emir of Gombe, Libidi’s counsel and leadership were invaluable, making him one of the shining lights of the Emirate. His contributions to the Emirate and his community were immeasurable, and his legacy of selfless service will continue to be remembered.”

Governor Yahaya extended his deepest condolences to the Emir of Gombe, Alhaji Dr. Abubakar Shehu Abubakar III, the bereaved Libidi family, and the Emirate Council. He prayed for Almighty Allah to grant the deceased Aljannat Firdaus and to give his family the strength to bear this great loss.

Ismaila Uba Misilli, the Director-General of Press Affairs at the Government House in Gombe, also echoed the Governor’s statements, underscoring the significant void left by Libidi’s passing in the Emirate and the state.

Libidin Gombe death at the age of 72 and he left behind 10 children’s and Grand children’s, He death after protracted illness.

The late Alhaji Muhammadu Gidado’s dedication to his community and unwavering commitment to the Gombe Emirate will be remembered as a testament to his exceptional character and leadership.