NGAS NATION MOURNS DEATH OF GEN. USENI



The National Executive Council, on behalf of the Expanded Executive Committee, Ngas Development Association (NDA) the Ngas Elder's Forum and the entire Ngas sons and daughters globally, mourn the passing away of an elder statesman, politician and retired Military man, General Jeremiah Timbut Useni.

The late Lt. General J.T. Useini was the Sardauna Plateau/ Nassarawa States, a former Military Governor of Old Bendel State, former ACF Chairman, a former Senator Representing Plateau South Senatorial District, one-time Minister of the FCT, and the 2015 PDP Gubernatorial candidate in Plateau State. 

The late Sen. Gen. Dr. Jeremiah Timbut Useni, passed away on Thursday, 23rd January 2025.

The NDA President, Dr. Katkukkah Danjuma Gokum, while speaking on behalf of the Ngas nation described the late general as a disciplined, committed and detribalised Nigerian leader who's service to Plateau State in particular and the nation at large will be greatly missed. He added that the passing of the General, popularly called 'Baba Mai Tuwo', due to his magnanimity and generosity is a colossal and irreplaceable one because of the vacuum it will create in the hearts of many who he touched and impacted.

Dr Gokum acknowledged the deceased for being an example of humility, kindness, generosity and love for humanity and said generations after him will always remember him for good. 

He prayed to God to comfort the deceased immediate family, the Taroh Nation, Plateau State, and the nation at large, and to grant the soul of the General eternal rest.

Adieu, Dear Baba Mai Tuwo.

Andrew Amos Gogwim
National Publicity Secretary I, Ngas Development Association (NDA)

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