Governor Bago Leads Condolence Visits, Pays Tribute to Two Prominent Niger Leaders

Niger State Governor Mohammed Umaru Bago, widely known as the “Farmer Governor,” has expressed profound sorrow over the loss of two distinguished figures in the state. The governor recently led a delegation on condolence visits to the families of the late Chief Imam, Mal. Ibrahim Isah Fari, and former Minister of State for Interior and Foreign Affairs, Alh. Abubakar Achi, both of whom were highly regarded for their contributions to the development of Niger State.

Speaking during the visits, Governor Bago praised the late Chief Imam for his unwavering dedication to fostering unity and spiritual growth within the community. He described Mal. Ibrahim Isah Fari as a moral compass for many in Niger State, whose leadership and teachings left a lasting legacy.

Similarly, the governor paid tribute to Alh. Abubakar Achi, acknowledging his impactful service to Nigeria during his tenure as a Minister of State for Interior and Foreign Affairs. Governor Bago commended Achi’s commitment to diplomacy and governance, which he said had earned him a place of honor in the annals of Niger State’s history.

Beyond his tribute, Governor Bago reiterated his administration’s focus on addressing the needs of the people of Niger State, particularly in agriculture and education. Under his leadership, several initiatives have been implemented to improve agricultural productivity and empower farmers with modern tools and techniques. These efforts have earned him the nickname “Farmer Governor,” reflecting his deep commitment to enhancing food security and livelihoods in the state.

The families of the deceased expressed gratitude for the governor’s visit and his words of encouragement during their time of loss.