Yakubu Chonoko Maikyau SAN Condoles With MULAN, Says The Demise Of Its Secretary, Alasa, Is A Robbery To the Association

The Chairman of the Welfare Committee of the Nigerian Bar
Association, Y. C. Maikyau, SAN has sent his condolence to the
Muslim Lawyers Association of Nigeria (MULAN) over the demise of
its Secretary, Isama’il Alasa.

Maikyau, in a message made available to Nairalaw, said
Alasa was a good man and a devout Muslim.

According to him, death has robbed the Association of capable
hands

“I received the shocking news of the untimely demise of Mr.
Isma’il Alasa with sadness, but absolute submission to the divine
will of the Giver and Taker of life, The Almighty.

“The reputation of Mr. Alasa as a good man, devout Muslim,
excellent advocate and effective mobilizer preceded him and earned
him the confidence of our colleagues at MULAN who made him
Secretary-General of the Association only about a month ago. Death
has indeed robbed the Association of the promise of his capable
hands and his family, the companionship of a faithful man. However,
sufficient is God as a Comforter and as Healer.” Maikyau said

The Learned Silk, therefore, prays that “May God Almighty
comfort and heal the family of late Alasa, his friends and the
MULAN, and May his selfless soul be granted Jannah. Amin!”

The Chairman of the Welfare Committee of the Nigerian Bar
Association, Y. C. Maikyau, SAN has sent his condolence to the
Muslim Lawyers Association of Nigeria (MULAN) over the demise of
its Secretary, Isama’il Alasa.

Maikyau, in a message made available to Nairalaw, said
Alasa was a good man and a devout Muslim.

According to him, death has robbed the Association of capable
hands

“I received the shocking news of the untimely demise of Mr.
Isma’il Alasa with sadness, but absolute submission to the divine
will of the Giver and Taker of life, The Almighty.

“The reputation of Mr. Alasa as a good man, devout Muslim,
excellent advocate and effective mobilizer preceded him and earned
him the confidence of our colleagues at MULAN who made him
Secretary-General of the Association only about a month ago. Death
has indeed robbed the Association of the promise of his capable
hands and his family, the companionship of a faithful man. However,
sufficient is God as a Comforter and as Healer.” Maikyau said

The Learned Silk, therefore, prays that “May God Almighty
comfort and heal the family of late Alasa, his friends and the
MULAN, and May his selfless soul be granted Jannah. Amin!”