Obi Mourns Nafiu Baba-Ahmed, Calls for More Voices for Peace
Peter Obi has mourned the death of Nafiu Baba-Ahmed, describing him as a bridge-builder committed to justice, peaceful coexistence and national unity.
Former Anambra State Governor and 2023 Labour Party presidential candidate, Mr Peter Obi, has condoled with the family of Mallam Nafiu Baba-Ahmed, Secretary-General of the Supreme Council for Sharia in Nigeria, over his death.
Obi expressed his condolences in a message posted on his X account on Wednesday, describing the deceased as a lawyer, scholar and administrator who served with dedication.
He said Baba-Ahmed was also a bridge-builder who believed in justice, peaceful coexistence and bringing people together.
According to Obi, the death was a loss not only to Baba-Ahmed’s family but also to the Supreme Council for Sharia in Nigeria, Kaduna State, the Muslim Ummah and the country.
He said the deceased’s passing had come at a time when Nigeria needed more voices promoting peace, understanding and justice.
Obi said Baba-Ahmed’s absence would be deeply felt, given his contributions to peaceful coexistence and efforts to foster understanding among Nigerians.
He extended his condolences to the deceased’s family, colleagues and others mourning his death.
Obi also prayed that Almighty God would forgive Baba-Ahmed’s shortcomings, grant him eternal rest and give his loved ones the strength and comfort to bear the loss.
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