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Kano NDC gov candidate mourns passing of veteran broadcaster Getso

From The Punch · () English

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News Named sources Outcome reported
  • Kano NDC governorship candidate Aminu Gwarzo mourned the death of veteran broadcaster Alhaji Adamu Getso.
  • Getso, former MD of Abubakar Rimi Television and Radio Kano, died Saturday in his hometown.
  • Gwarzo praised Getso's significant contributions to public communication and Kano State's development.

Aminu Gwarzo, the governorship candidate for the Nigeria Democratic Congress in Kano State, has expressed his deep condolences following the passing of Alhaji Adamu Getso, a veteran broadcaster and former Managing Director of Abubakar Rimi Television.

Alhaji Getso died on Saturday in his hometown of Getso, located in the Gwarzo Local Government Area of Kano State. His career in media included a significant tenure as the Managing Director of Radio Kano during the second term administration of former Governor Rabiu Kwankwaso.

In a condolence message issued on Sunday, Gwarzo, through his spokesperson Ibrahim Shuaibu, described the late broadcaster as a seasoned media professional. He emphasized Getso's immense contributions to public communication and the development of Kano State, stating that his legacy of professionalism, integrity, and commitment to public service would be remembered for generations.

Gwarzo extended his heartfelt sympathies to Getso's family, the people of Getso town, and the entire media fraternity in Kano State. He prayed for the deceased's forgiveness and for strength for his family to bear the loss.

His death is a great loss not only to his family and the media community but also to Kano State as a whole. His invaluable contributions to the growth of broadcasting and public enlightenment will continue to inspire future generations.

โ€” Aminu GwarzoDescribing the impact of Adamu Getso's passing.
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