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President Buhari Mourns Veteran Journalist, Bisi Lawrence

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President Muhammadu Buhari has condoled with the family and friends of veteran journalist and sports administrator, Bisi Lawrence, who left an indelible mark on Nigeria’s media practice, inspiring many to take up the profession and coaching them to reach the pinnacle of their career.

The President joined the Nigerian Union of Journalists, Guild of Editors and Sports Writers Association in mourning the renowned columnist and sports enthusiast, who served as Vice Chairman of Nigeria Football Association (NFA) and chaired the Media Committee for Nigeria ’99 FIFA U-20 World Cup, with outstanding results.

President Buhari believes the frontline journalist, more popularly known as Uncle Biz Law, used his talent in writing, organising and mentoring to serve the country meritoriously, and his legacy of setting new standards with every responsibility will always be remembered.

The President prayed that the Almighty God will grant his soul eternal rest, and comfort all his loved ones.

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