NDIC Condolence Visit

L – R: Prof Mohammad Sani Bello of Economics Department, Kaduna State University; NDIC MD/CE, Bello Hassan; Emir of Zazzau, Alhaji Ahmed Nuhu Bamalli; Deputy Director, MD’s Office, NDIC and deceased’s son, Ilyasu Sani; and Marafan Kuda, Mal Sanusi Mohammed during NDIC Management’s condolence visit on the passing of Ilyasu’s father, late Alhaji Ibrahim Sani in Zaria.

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