Abubakar Al -Jumma Popularly Known As Sadeeq Plaza Loses Son To A Car Accident (PHOTOS)

Car wreck involving the son of Sadeeq Plaza

Kamal Abubakar and Ramadan Muhammad who are students of the University of Jos have reportedly died in a fatal car accident on Wednesday, September 16. An eyewitness, who spoke with newsmen, revealed that Kamal, one of the accident victims, was the son of Abubakar Al –Jumma. Jumma is a Plateau State business tycoon and philanthropist, popularly known as Sadeeq Plaza

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In response, well-wishers, fans, business associates, friends, and family have taken to their social handles to send their condolences to the family of the deceased.

One Gwani Muhammad Adam Alkali, a politician, has expressed shock over the sudden demise of Kamal in the automobile accident.

“Thus heartily extends his condolences to Alhaji Abubakar Sadiq Al-Jumma, his beloved father, the family and good people of Jos. Gwani remembers Kamal as respectful, jovial, and kindhearted. Hence, he prayed. “May Allah (SWT) in His infinite mercy, grant him rest. May his grave be a part of Jannatul Firdaus and an abode of light. I pray that Allah makes him pass successfully in all the stages of life after death.” He wrote in a statement signed by his spokesman, Abu Maleek.

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A journalist, Bello Lukman said Kamal had asked him to for mentorship on Public Speaking.

“Who are we to question God Almighty who knows the best.
We understand death only after it has placed it’s hands on someone we love,”

“Kamal, I am consoled by the fact that Legends never die in our dreams. They will always live within our hearts. Kamal, the last time we discussed, you asked me to mentor you on Public Speaking. In response, I gave you the tips and books you need to buy…. Oh my God!!!!
May God Almighty grant you Paradise Kamal. The entire Plateau state will miss your handsome, great and wonderful smile, Amen, Amen.

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