Former Nigerian High Commissioner to the United Kingdom, Alhaji Abubakar Alhaji, has died in Abuja.
The former diplomat reportedly passed away on Thursday morning while receiving treatment at a hospital in the Federal Capital Territory, according to a source with knowledge of the development.
Key Highlights
- Former Nigerian High Commissioner to the United Kingdom, Alhaji Abubakar Alhaji, has died in Abuja.
- He reportedly passed away on Thursday morning while receiving treatment at a hospital in the Federal Capital Territory.
- The cause of his death has not been disclosed, and no details have been provided about the illness he was battling.
- Abubakar Alhaji was widely recognised as an experienced diplomat who served Nigeria as High Commissioner to the United Kingdom.
- Throughout his career, he held several leadership and public service positions, contributing to national development.
Although the source confirmed that Alhaji had been undergoing medical care before his death, no details were provided regarding the illness or the circumstances leading to his passing.
During his years in public service, Alhaji represented Nigeria as High Commissioner to the United Kingdom and was widely regarded as one of the country’s experienced diplomats. He also contributed to national development through various leadership and public service roles over the course of his career.
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His death marks the loss of a respected statesman whose service spanned diplomacy and government administration.
As of the time of filing this report, the family had not released an official statement announcing funeral arrangements or the burial programme.
Further information is expected to be made available as the family and relevant authorities issue formal announcements.
