The Adamawa State government has declared Monday a work-free day in honor of the late former governor, Alhaji Bamanga Muhammad Tukur. The decision was made by the state governor, Bamanga Tukur, who also served as the former chair of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP). The day is intended to allow citizens to reflect on Tukur’s contributions to the state and to pray for his soul.
Tukur, who passed away on Saturday at the age of 91, was a prominent political figure in the region. His death has prompted widespread mourning, with leaders and citizens expressing their condolences. The governor urged people to use the day to seek comfort for his family and to honor his memory.
The state has also announced that Tukur will be buried in Yola, the capital of Adamawa, on Sunday. The funeral arrangements are being coordinated to ensure a dignified tribute to his life and service.
The declaration of the work-free day reflects the deep respect and admiration for Tukur’s legacy among the people of Adamawa.
