Anna’s Demise A vacuum Difficult To Fill – Adamawa Dep Gov

Government House

Adamawa Deputy Governor, Professor Kaletapwa Farauta has noted with sadness that the death of Mrs Anna
Abel Asachaya has created a huge vacuum, that would be difficult to filled in church, government and the entire state.

Farauta spoke at the service of songs held in honour of the deceased during burial service held at LCCN No. 3, police Barracks , attended by diginitries and mourners, where she eulogized the good legacies and life well spent by the deceased.

Farauta who joined other dignitaries, urged the family to take solace in God

The Deputy Governor on behalf of the government consoled with the bereaved family over the great loss.

She encouraged them and other mourners to be comforted in God and the exemplary life their matriarch lived.

Professor Farauta asserted that no one can question the will of God, equally prayed God to grant the deceased eternal rest and the family fortitude to bear the irreparable loss.

The deceased was described by other sympathizers as a pillar of strength, a true leader and a shining example of dedication and selfless service.

The indelible impacts she made in the lives of many according to them will continue to live on, and inspire the younger ones.

Bishop Theophilus Shadrach Bishop of Yola Diocese spoke on the need for people to fear God at all times as death is inevitable

Aged 65, late Anna Abel Asachaya is survived by her husband, six children, and five grandchildren.

By Hussaini Hammangabdo
Press Secretary