Rector Commiserates with Governor, Tsaragi Community over Bulldozer's death


The Rector, Kwara State Polytechnic, Ilorin, Engr. Abdul Jimoh Muhammed has described the sudden death of the former Council Chairman of the Polytechnic, Rt. Hon. Yahaya Ahmad Yinusa (Bulldozer) as a massive loss to Tsaragi Community, the State and the Country at large.


The Rector in a condolence message, described the late Hon. Yinusa as a grass root politician and an asset known for his contributions to the development of his community and the state in general.


The condolence message which was issued and signed by the Polytechnic Public Relations Officer, Hajia Halimat Garba commiserated with the Executive Governor of the State, Mall. AbdulRahman AbdulRasaq, the paramount ruler of Tsaragi, Etsu Aliyu Abdullahi and the entire family of the deceased, noting that late Yinusa was an excellent and exceptional politician and administrator, adding that his death will no doubt leave behind a great vacuum that is very difficult to fill by his family and the entire Tsaragi Community.


Abdul stressed that the entire Polytechnic community is extremely saddened to hear about the painful death of the former Council Chairman and a 2-term House of Representatives member.


According to the message, "the entire Polytechnic community deeply mourn the sad demise of Rt. Hon. Yahaya Ahmad Yinusa and with deepest sense of grief, we Commiserate with His Excellency, Mall. AbdulRahman AbdulRasaq, the Etsu Tsaragi, Alh. Aliyu Abdullahi, the families of the deceased and the entire people of Kwara State."


"During his life time, Hon. Yinusa was known for his commitment to the development of his community and service to humanity. 


He will always be remembered for his tremendous contributions to the development of the Polytechnic."


The Rector prayed Allah to accept his return, forgive his shortcomings, grant him Aljannah Firdaous and give his family members and entire Kwarans the fortitude to bear  the irreparable loss.

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