Malam Isma’ila Isa Funtua (1942 – 2020)

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Malam Isma’ila Isa Funtua (1942 – 2020)
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Nigeria, again lost one of its illustrious sons on July 20, 2020, Mallam Isma’ila Isa Funtua, adding to the number of losses the country suffered this year.

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