By AWAYI KUJE

The President, Eggon Cultural and Development Association ( ECDA) Worldwide, Mr David Abuluya, has condoled with the families of late Bishop Joseph Masin, former Chairman, Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) Nasarawa State chapter.

The association has also expressed rude shock over the death of Mr Zachary Allumaga, the Executive Secretary, Nasarawa State Emergency Management Agency (NASEMA).

The association has also condoled with the family of Mr Akwanga Beya, a retired military officer over his demise.

Abuluya, who is the Proprietor, Nacabs Polytechnic Akwanga, condoled with the deceased families, respectively, in Lafia on Frday.

The ECDA president described their deaths as painful, adding, ?God gives lives and takes at will.?

He said that late Masin, Allumuga and Beya had contributed positively to the development of Eggon nation, Church, the state and the society at large while they were alive.

?We are here to condole with you over the demise of your loved ones.

?Late Bishop Joseph Masin had contributed positively to the development of the Church, Eggon nation and the society at large

?Late Z Z Allumuga, a lawyer had done his best in defending and protecting the interests of Eggon nation and others as well as contributed positively to the development of the society at large.

?Late Akwanga Beya had done his best in defending the country as well as he had promoted peace and development in the country,? he said.

The ECDA resident, who is also the Chairman, Police Community Relations Committee (PCRC) Nasarawa State urged the families to take solace in God.

Abuluya prayed God to forgive their shortcomings and grant them eternal rest

Responding, Allumuga?s son, Maga and Dr Ali Gabu, former acting Rector, Isa Mustapha Agwai Polytechnic Lafia for the late Beya?s family appreciated the ECDA president and his entourage for identifying with them at their trial moments.

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the late former CAN chairman died on February 28 while Allumuga died on March 19 after brief illnesses. (NAN)

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