Prycot Management Mourns Hon. Ekene Adams Abubakar

Posted on July 20, 2024

The leadership and staff of Prycot Management Limited have mourned and expressed deep sadness over the sudden demise of Hon. Ekene Adams Abubakar, the Chairman, House Committee on Sports.

According to Prycot Management, Hon. Ekene Adams Abubakar was a very proactive parliamentarian with open arms for creative ideas and initiatives that would bring developments to the Nigerian sports industry.

“We will forever be grateful for his Committee’s consent and unflinching support under his amiable leadership for one of our projects.”

“We have resolved to do everything legally possible to ensure we deliver this event in line with its primary goals and in addition to honouring his good memory.”

“Therefore, we use this medium to commiserate with the immediate family, associates and colleagues. We pray that God will grant them the fortitude to bear the irreparable loss and rest the soul of the departed in peace” Prycot Management stated.

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