Bauchi State Governor Bala Mohammed is mourning the passing of Hafsat Adebayo, a dedicated journalist and member of the Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ) Correspondents’ Chapel, Bauchi.
Hafsat died after a prolonged battle with a brain tumor, leaving behind a legacy of diligence, passion, and commitment to truth and ethical reporting.
In a press release which was signed by the Special Adviser on Media and Publicity Comrade Muktar Gidado and made available to newsmen Monday morning in Bauchi.
Governor Mohammed described her passing as a great loss not only to her immediate family but also to the journalism profession, particularly in Bauchi State.
He praised her contributions to the dissemination of accurate and objective information, shaping public discourse, and promoting the ideals of a free and responsible press.
The Governor extended his heartfelt condolences to Hafsat’s family, praying that Almighty Allah grants them the strength to bear this great loss.
He also sympathized with the NUJ and the Correspondents Chapel, recognizing the sacrifices and contributions of journalists to nation-building.
Hafsat’s battle with a brain tumor was well-documented, with her family seeking financial assistance for her treatment. Despite her challenges, she remained committed to her profession, inspiring colleagues and aspiring journalists alike. May her gentle soul rest in perfect peace.
Before her death, Hafsat Abdulhamid Adebayo was working for an online medium Daily Post as a reporter in Bauchi.
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