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Sam Nda-Isaiah Lived A Memorable Life – Aisha Buhari

She described him as a man with versatile ideas, a reliable associate and a journalist per excellence whose vision was to venture into activities that could impact positively on the lives of his people.

Late Sam Nda-Isaiah / Photo credit: Vanguard

First lady Aisha Buhari, on Tuesday said the late Chairman and Founder of Leadership Newspapers and a renowned journalist Sam Ndah-Isaiah, lived a memorable life worthy of emulation.

Buhari said this during the 1st Memorial Service in honour of the deceased at the International Conference Centre, Abuja.

The first lady eulogised the courage and commitment of the deceased, especially in his quest to ensure adequate service to humanity.

“He was a true definition of a serial entrepreneur but all that he ventured in were geared towards building and developing our nation and as a service to humanity.

“That is what enabled him break boundaries and make friends across Nigeria and the world.

“We will remember him not only because we loved him and cherished his ideas but because of how he lived his life which impacted on the lives of many people.”

She described him as a man with versatile ideas, a reliable associate and a journalist per excellence whose vision was to venture into activities that could impact positively on the lives of his people.

Buhari also used the occasion to console the wife of the deceased, Zainab Sam Ndah-Isaiah.

“To Zainab, you have been very strong since Sam’s departure, please remain strong. The children, the family as well as his business empire and the rest of us need you now more than ever.

“We surely miss you Sam but we take comfort in knowing that you have lived a good and memorable life,” she said.

The publisher of the Leadership Newspapers, late Sam Ndah-Isaiah, died on December 11, 2020, in Abuja.

(NAN)

Written by The Interview Editors

The Interview is a niche publication, targeting leaders and aspiring leaders in business, politics, entertainment, sports, arts, the professions and others within society’s upper middle class and high-end segment in Nigeria.

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