The city of Abuja mourns today as news of Pharmacist Agogo Yakubu’s passing reaches us. He was a beacon of light in our community, remembered for his unwavering humility, boundless generosity, and unwavering dedication to serving those in need.
Pharmacist Yakubu’s story is one of remarkable resilience and selflessness. A graduate of the prestigious Ahmadu Bello University, he defied the limitations of his humble background through sheer determination. He carved a path no one in his community had dared to tread before, becoming a pharmacist and dedicating his practice to alleviating the suffering of the less fortunate.
He wasn’t just a pharmacist; he was a friend, a confidante, and a source of comfort for countless individuals. His gentle nature and genuine kindness transcended age, wealth, and social status. He turned no one away, offering his expertise and compassion to all who sought his help.
Pharmacist Yakubu’s legacy extends far beyond the prescriptions he filled. He leaves behind a community forever touched by his selflessness, a testament to the transformative power of a kind heart and unwavering determination. He has shown us that true success lies not in material possessions but in the positive impact we make on the lives of others.
As we grieve his loss, let us honor his memory by carrying forward the torch of compassion and service he so brightly ignited. May his gentle spirit continue to inspire us to make our own unique contributions to the world, alleviating suffering and spreading kindness wherever we go.
Rest in peace, Pharmacist Agogo Yakubu. Your gentle soul will be deeply missed, but your impact on our community, Oganenigu, Kogi State, will forever be etched in our hearts.
Until he closed his eyes in death at the early hours of Thursday, January 15 2024, he was in the service of Wuse General Hospital, Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Abuja. He is survived by 3 children.