With a deep sense of loss but with total submission to the will of the Almighty Creator, NAHCON mourns the passing away of its Board Member, Alhaji Ibrahim Ogbonnia Amah, the Commissioner representing Southeast on the Commission’ s 4th Board. The sad moment befell on the night of 30th November 2021 at the Lagos University Teaching Hospital.
This is contained in a statement signed by Fatima Sanda Usara,Head Public Affairs,NAHCON on Thursday.
According to the statement,the Late Alhaji Amah has always made meaningful contributions on behalf of his constituency during NAHCON’s Board meetings. Born on 23rd June, 1964, the late Commissioner hailed from Ezi-Ogbuu in Enioha Itim, Afikpo North Local Government Area of Ebonyi state. Before his demise, he was a student of National Open University of Nigeria, Ebonyi branch studying Conflict Resolutions. Alhaji Amah was a Graphic Artist, printer, Community Leader, and an Islamic activist. He is survived by three wives, 11 children and a grandchild.
“Alhaji Ibrahim Amah will be remembered for promoting Islamic ethics in the Southeast region and for his contribution to peace and harmony in Nigeria. He was a member of the group known as Southeast Muslims of Nigeria (SERMON) that mapped out strategies for peaceful co-existence and understanding among different Igbo groups and called for security and safety of all Nigerians’ lives, properties, places of worship etc. irrespective of where they come from or live.
May his soul rest in peace and may the Almighty grant him jannatul Firdaus.
