The Governor of Plateau State, Rt Hon Simon Lalong has condoled the Executive Secretary of the Nigerian Christian Pilgrim Commission (NCPC), Rev Yakubu Pam over the demise of her mother, Ngo Zimi Pam, who died recently.
Lalong, who was represented by the Deputy Governor of Plateau State, Professor Sonni Tyoden, in accompany of some commissioners, sympathised with Rev Pam saying “as a man of God, you are fully conversant with the fact that it is God that gives and takes life, we are proud of the good life the late Ngo Zimi Pam lived which is evident in the legacy she left behind in the person of the NCPC boss whose good work in the pilgrims commission speaks volume within and outside the country.
Prof Tyoden added,” We cannot question God, we have to appreciate Him in all circumstances and I pray that God would comfort the entire family.”
In his response, the Rev Pam thanked the government of Plateau State for the love and concern, stressing that the first condolence message he received was from Governor Simon Lalong which he said strengthened him.
He described Governor Lalong as a very proactive leader, who identifies with his people especially in their moment of need, praying that the Lord would grant him success in leadership.
Pam also commended the deputy governor for his support and loyalty to the state governor and prayed that God would remember him and reward him in due season.
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