Nasarawa: NASEMA boss, Allumaga is dead

The Executive Secretary of the Nasarawa State Emergency Management Agency, NASEMA, Barrister Zachary Zamani Allumaga, has died.

His passing was confirmed by legal practitioner Emmanuel Kuza.

Allumaga, who held the traditional title of Ubangari Eggon, passed away in the early hours of Wednesday at the Federal University Teaching Hospital, Lafia.

Further details on the cause of death and funeral arrangements are yet to be disclosed.

Nasarawa: NASEMA boss, Allumaga is dead

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