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Sad! Billionaire Businessman Loses 30-year-Old Son To Fatal Powerbike Accident
Nura Dahiru Magal, a son of Katsina billionaire businessman and Airliner, Alhaji Dahiru Mangal, has died in a ghastly power bike accident.
According to Daily Trust, Nura was involved in the accident on Wednesday evening while riding his power bike along Dutsimma road, Katsina.
The incident reportedly happened not too far from Hassan Usman Katsina Polytechnic. He was rushed to the Katsina General Hospital where he was confirmed dead.
A family source said a funeral prayer for the deceased will hold by 10am on Thursday at the Mangal Mosque, Kofar Kwaya, in Katsina.
The late Nura, who was born on August 1, 1990, graduated with a master’s degree from a University in Manchester, United Kingdom.
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