Gambari mourns Kofi Annan

Sat, Aug 18, 2018 | By publisher


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PROF. Ibrahim Gambari, former minister of external affairs and one-time under secretary general at the United Nations,  has expressed sadness on the death of Kofi Annan whom he described as a friend, brother and former boss.
“The departed scribe of the UN will be remembered for his humane and
compassionate nature. He fought for the interest of Africa and humanity in general. History will not forget him as one international figure that devoted his time, energy and intellect to minimizing global conflicts and humanitarian challenges. He showed great compassion in preventing conflicts and promoting peace building.
“Throughout my interaction with him, he never raised his voice in anger. I enjoyed a robust relationship with him on the job. I pray that he finds peace with his Creator,” Prof. Gambari said.
– Aug. 18, 2018 @ 9:46 GMT /
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