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By Kunle Somorin Death crept in like a thief in the night and snatched away Sam Nda-Isaiah, fondly called Kakaki Nupe because of the traditional title he held. Sam was the mercurial petrel of APC whose appearance on the presidential primaries platform will forever shock President Muhammadu Buhari and many of his acolytes. Majority of my past colleagues and Sam’s acquaintances will attest to the fact that he was literally a round character — humble and abrasive; peaceful, compassionate and combative; kind-hearted and coldly decisive — depending on which side of his heart your issue falls...

IBB, Abubakar, Ogbeh, others pay tributes as Sam Nda-Isaiah is buried On By Luminous Jannamike The Chairman and Publisher of Leadership Newspaper, Sam Nda-Isaiah, 58, who died on December 11, in Abuja, was yesterday buried amidst glowing tributes. The remains of the late business mogul, politician and philanthropist was buried at the Gudu Cemetery, Abuja after  service of songs at his FCT residence. His burial services, both at home and at the cemetery were attended by eminent personalities. Among the dignitaries represented at the (by invitation only) burial were former Heads of State, Gen...

Family, friends eulogize Sam Nda-Isaiah at service of songs On By Omeiza  Ajayi It was an out pouring of emotion yesterday as family, friends and well-wishers paid flattering tributes and related their experiences with the late Chairman of Leadership Newspapers, Mr. Sam Nda-Isaiah, during a virtual service of songs held in his honour in Abuja. Nda-Isaiah’s immediate younger brother, Joseph,who described him as a blessing, stated that the deceased lived a life of loving deeds and impacted on the lives of all he came across. Joseph Nda-Isaiah said he felt blessed to have had Sam as a brothe...

Everybody knew Sam Nda Isaiah On By Ali M. Ali This year, 2020 will go down in history as the year I wrote the most tributes-some long, some short to eulogise the departed, not to glorify the living. I am penning one more today on the death of Sam Nda Isaiah, late Publisher of Leadership Newspapers Group. I pray it will be the last one this year. In 2019, I wrote three tributes, two of them to celebrate icons in my corner of the world (media) who turned 60. First, it was Prince Nduka Obaigbena, publisher of ThisDay in July and Garba Shehu, a presidential spokesman in November of that year. A...