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Just In: Shettima Loses Mother-In-Law
Nigeria’s Vice President, Kashim Shettima has lost his mother-in-law, Maryam Abubakar-Albishir, to the cold hand of death on Sunday evening, June 23, after a prolonged illness in Kano State.
Sen. Shettima made this announcement in a statement issued by his spokesperson, Stanley Nkwocha on Monday in Abuja.
Nkwocha mentioned that the deceased, who is the mother of the vice president’s wife, Nana Shettima, will be buried on Monday afternoon in Kano, following Islamic customs.
He also highlighted that the deceased was recognized as a compassionate and generous mother within her community, as well as a devout Muslim.
Nkwocha, “She was respected for her wisdom, compassion, and dedication to charitable causes.
“Many remember her as a source of guidance and support, both within her family and in the wider community in Kano.
“The nation extends its condolences to Vice-President Shettima, Mrs Nana Shettima, and their family during this difficult time, while appreciating the life and legacy of the late Hajiya Maryam Albishir.”
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