Staff's of Legacy Newspaper, S/yaki, Loss Father in Zamfara

Late Mallan Lawali Salisu Kwatarkwashi

From Aliyu Buhari Gusau

The Death has Occurred of Malan Lawali Salisu Kwatarkwashi  of Bungudu local government area of Zamfara State.

Aged 60, Malan Lawali Salisu, dead in his residence in Kwatarkwashi after Prolong illiness, he is survived by one wife, seven Children's, include, Ibrahim Lawali S/yaki, Staff of Legacy Newspaper, Zahara Lawali, Ukasha Lawali, Jabir Lawali, Ziya'ul'Haq Lawali, Nasir Lawali, and Zainab Lawali.

His Funeral prayer was lead by Malan Nasiru Na Baba.

The deases has since been buried according to the Islamic right.

Important personalities that attended the funeral prayer, included, Imam Musa Kura, Sarkin yamman Kwatarkwashi Alhaji bello Ahmad, Sarkin yakin Samawa  Alhaji Labbo,  Alhaji Murtala Salisu, among others

People are yet trupping to Condole the Families of the deasses.

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