Emir’s demise: Zulum touches Biu for condolence

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Borno State Governor, Prof. Babagana Zulum on Wednesday hits Biu Town to pay condolence visit over the demise of Emir of Biu, Umar Mustapha Aliyu, who passed on Tuesday.

The governor who was earlier scheduled to attend the burial of the late monarch on Tuesday had to abort the trip due to bad weather.

The deputy governor, Umar Kadafur, an indigene of Biu was left to head the delegation from the state government to the burial of the referred late ruler

Zulum departed Maiduguri early Wednesday in company of the Senator representing Southern Borno, Ali Ndume, State APC Chairman, Ali Bukar Dalori, few members of the state executive council who hails from the southern part of Borno State among others.

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Zulum described the late emir as a person of proven integrity and a first class traditional ruler who ruled with absolute honesty and fear of Almighty Allah.

The Governor said the lost is a huge one not only to people of Biu but the entire state explaning that through out his reign, the royal father has played key role in the promoting peace and unity in his dormain.

Appointed June 1989 as 28th emir of Biu, the late Umar Mustapha died on Tuesday at the age of 80.

The late emir was born on the 9th of November 1940 in Biu, and worked with the public service before ascending the throne in 1989.

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He left behind four wives, dozens of children, and over 200 grandchildren

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