Distinguished Senior Advocate of Nigeria, Afam Osigwe, on Sunday attended the 8th day Fidau prayers for late legal icon, Alhaji Aliyu Alarape Salman SAN. The prayers held at Kwara State Auditorium, Ilorin.
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Showing compassion, Mr. Osigwe not only participated in the solemn prayers but also paid a condolence visit to the bereaved family. He conveyed heartfelt sympathies to the widow, Hajia Munirat Salman and the son, Salman Alhaji Salman Esq.
In a caring gesture, Senior Advocate Osigwe offered words of comfort and reassurance to the family coping with the painful loss of their patriarch. He expressed prayers and steadfast support during the difficult period.
The presence of the distinguished Mr. Osigwe at the Fidau prayers and condolence visit demonstrated his empathy and honor for the far-reaching legacy of late SAN Salman. Legal colleagues describe the personal visit as an embodiment of the compassion keeping the community together in times of grief.
Alhaji Salman, Frm AG of Kwara State, died on January 7th at 81. He was buried in Ilorin amidst tributes.
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