By Umar Faruk
With profound sorrow, I received the devastating news, yet I submit to the will of God. The late I.K. Sanusi, SAN, will be fondly remembered by his juniors, including myself, for his exceptional selflessness. Notably, he generously shared ₦50,000 among approximately 35 counsel in the Prosecution Department, a kindness he consistently repeated every month.
My learned senior, Late I.K. Sanusi, SAN, was unique and exemplary in this respect. His contentment with what he had and readiness to share with others is one of the most beautiful aspects of his character, unparalleled in the history of the Ministry of Justice, Kebbi State.
Though I.K. Sanusi was not the richest SAN in the state, he was the most unfaltering in constantly giving and donating throughout his lifetime. We have lost our philanthropist, who generously gave every Ramadan. We shall not forget to pray for his mercy from today and every Ramadan.
I.K. Sanusi, SAN, will be remembered as the first person in the Attorney General Chamber to become a SAN. He set a precedent for others to emulate. His regime witnessed the biggest case the Attorney General Chamber has ever had since 2004, Annabi V. State (2008) JELR SC.
Briefly stated, Late I.K. Sanusi served the Kebbi State Ministry of Justice with all his strength and upheld its honor and glory. He defended its unity. May Allah SWT forgive his shortcomings and grant all members of his family, friends, and well-wishers like myself and others the fortitude to bear this loss.
— Abubakar Mande, ESQ.
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