Kaduna NBA Chairman Loses His Daughter

Author: dailypost.ngPublished on: November 7, 2026Country: Nigeria

Society & Lifestyle

Aisha Baba Lawal, daughter of Kaduna Nigerian Bar Association branch chairman and barrister Baba Lawal, died on Thursday evening after a brief illness. She was a first-year Mass Communication student at Kaduna State University and is survived by her parents and siblings. Her Janazah prayer is scheduled for Friday at Sultan Bello Mosque in Unguwan Sarki, after prayers. The NBA’s Kaduna branch expressed condolences to the family and prayed that Allah grants Aisha paradise.

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