Member representing Mayo Belwa/Toungo/Ganye/Jada of Adamawa Federal Constituency in the National Assembly, Honourable Abdulrazak Namdas mourned the death of Murum Mbula, Joel Joram Fwa, OON.
The lawmaker noted that the death of the elder statesman is a great loss to the kingdom, Adamawa State and Nigeria considering the role he is playing at enthroning peace and unity in the state.
The traditional ruler died Sunday at the Federal Medical Centre, Yola after a protracted illness.
Hon. Namdas while commiserating with the Mbula kingdom described the late monarch as a peacemaker and a loving father who spend his life building bridges and fostering peace and unity among his people and the entire state.
Namdas in a statement signed and made available to newsmen by his media aide, Percy Dabang, said “I am saddened by the news I received of the passing on of the Murum Mbula, Hi Royal Highness, J.J Fwa. I sincerely commiserate with the royal family, the Mbula kingdom, and the entire Adamawa state for this great and irreparable loss.
” His demeanor, wealth of experience, and wise counsel will greatly be missed, especially at this crucial time that the nation is myriad of security and economic challenges.”
Namdas prayed for God to grant the deceased eternal rest and his family and the entire Mbula kingdom the fortitude to bear the loss.
Late Murum Mbula was the founder and proprietor of Concordia College, Yola.
