Hussaini Ibrahim Kafi in Kano
Kano State is in mourning following the untimely death of Engr. Ahmad Ishaq Bunkure, the newly appointed Special Adviser on Works to Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf. The tragic incident occurred on Wednesday in Egypt, just a day after his swearing-in. The devastating news was announced through a statement issued by the governor’s spokesperson, Sunusi Bature Dawakin Tofa, who expressed the administration’s profound grief over the loss.
Governor Yusuf, in a heartfelt condolence message, described Engr. Bunkure’s death as an irreplaceable loss not only to Kano State but also to his family and the political community at large. He praised the late adviser for his professionalism and dedication, emphasizing the critical role Bunkure was expected to play in advancing the administration’s developmental agenda. “This is a heartbreaking moment for us as a government. Engr. Bunkure was a dedicated professional whose expertise and contributions were expected to drive our administration’s vision for development. His loss is deeply felt,” the governor remarked.
The sudden death of Engr. Bunkure has sent shockwaves through Kano State, with condolences pouring in from notable figures and institutions. Among those who expressed their sympathy is Senator Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso, who joined the governor and other officials in mourning the late adviser. The tragedy has drawn attention to the fleeting nature of life, leaving many in the state stunned by the loss of such a promising figure.
Prayers have been offered for Allah’s mercy on Engr. Bunkure’s soul and for his family to find the strength to endure the painful loss. The Kano State Government and political community continue to honor his legacy, recognizing the significant contributions he had planned to make. As the state grieves, the focus remains on supporting the bereaved family and ensuring that Engr. Bunkure’s vision and dedication to progress are remembered.
