
The left full back has been buried according to Islamic rites in Ilorin, the state capital. An Islamic cleric, who doubles as the special assistant to governor Abdul Fatah Ahmed on Islamic matters, Ustaz Saheed Mohammed led the sympatisers to observe the janaza prayer for the repose soul of the diseased at the Muslim cementry Ilorin.
The entire
soccer fans according to the statement will surely miss the player, a
professional on and off the pitch, easy going and a dedicated person.
“To Almighty
Allah we come and to him we shall return”, death is inevitable which every soul
will experience hence the need for his family, friends, close associates and soccer
fans to take solace in Allah for the irreparable loss,” read parts of the
statement.
The
government of Kwara State has also issued a statement to commiserate with the
family of the player and re-stated her commitment to any issue that will
further ensure the well-being of the player.
Meanwhile,
Kwara United president Sir Prince Oladimeji Ladi Thompson said the entire
soccer fans is no doubt in a mourning mood over Saka Abdulazeez’s death.
Late Saka
Abdulazeez,24, joined the service of Kwara United FC
from Zamfara FC at the beginning of the current 2016/2017 Nigeria National
League (NNL) Season.
A native of
Share in Ifelodun Local Government Area of Kwara State, late Saka Abdulazeez is
also a biological son to former African Table Tennis Champion Kasali Lasisi.
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