Kwara govt offers employment to late journalist’s wife

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The Kwara state government has offered automatic employment to Mrs. Bilikis Sanni, the wife of the late ThisDay Bureau Chief in Ibadan, Alhaji Tunde Sanni.

Alhaji Saka Babatunde, the Special Assistant to the Governor on Youth Empowerment, made this known at the weekend, while speaking with newsmen, in llorin.

Babatunde said that government took the decision in order to ameliorate the loss suffered by the wife and children of the late journalist.

The governor’s aide said that though the late journalist hailed from Ogun, his wife and children were resident in Ilorin. Babatunde said the letter of employment had been handed over to the widow, adding that she assumed duty on Friday.

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The journalist’s wife, who has a Nigeria Certificate in Education (NCE) certificate, was posted to Ilorin-South Local Government Education Authority

The late Sanni had served as correspondent of the defunct Daily Sketch, The Punch, Post Express and ThisDay in Kwara before his transfer to Ibadan.

Sanni died in November, 2013, after a brief illness.

 

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