Eunice Ndanusa-Isaiah, mother of LEADERSHIP Newspaper founder, dies at 80
The mother of the founder of LEADERSHIP Newspapers, Mrs Eunice Ndanusa-Isaiah, is dead.
According to a statement for the family by Mr Joseph Nda-Isaiah, she died in Abuja at 2.30 am on Friday.
Mrs Ndanusa-Isaiah was born in 1942 in the old Kabba Province of Northern Nigeria and was 80-year-old when she died.
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She grew up and lived in Kano, Kaduna, and the Niger States and got married in 1961 to Mr Clement Ndanusa-Isaiah, an outstanding senior editor in New Nigerian and Triumph newspapers.
Late Eunice was fondly called “Mama Sam”, improvised from the name of her first son and founder of LEADERSHIP, late. Sam Nda-Isaiah.
“We will miss Mama dearly for her sacrificial love and devotion to her family,” the family statement said.
“We’re comforted that she was a woman of faith and has gone to be with the Lord, who loves her more.”
The statement also added that burial arraignments would be announced later by the family.
