Zaria Blueprint Correspondent,.Bello Habib loses only Son



By Sadiq Mohd, Zaria 

The Zaria correspondent of Blueprint newspaper, Mohammed Habib, has lost his only son, Mubarak Habib.

Mubarak, aged 29, died at a Ahmadu Bello University Teaching hospital Zaria on Wednesday afternoon after a prolonged illness.

Confirming the development, Habib, the grieving father said, “I lost my only son, due to prolonged illness. He was already an adult because he was 29 years old.”

Habib who is also the former Chairman, NUJ Zaria Unit said the deceased had been sick for a couple of days before he passed away at about noon.

In a condolence message on behalf of members of the Nigeria Union of Journalists, NUJ Zaria Unit, the branch chairman, Sagir Mohammed Awwal expressed shock over the lost and prayed almighty Allah to grant the deceased Jannatul firdaus.

Awwal enjoined the former NUJ Chairman to take heart over the painful departure of his only son 

The news of the death has thrown family members, friends and colleagues into mourning.

Sympathisers have continued to condole with the family, praying for the peaceful repose of the deceased and strength for the bereaved family to bear the loss.

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