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Reverend Samson Yisa, respected Kwara community leader, passes away

The family of Reverend Samson S. Yisa has announced his death, mourning the loss of a cherished community figure.

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Reverend Samson Yisa, respected Kwara community leader, passes away
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The family of Reverend Samson S. Yisa has confirmed his passing, with the announcement made on Thursday night, October 29, 2026. Rev. Yisa, who was affectionately known as the Babazhitsu of Dagbalodo village, was a prominent figure in the Patigi area of Kwara State.

In their statement, the family described him as a beloved father, grandfather, great-grandfather, brother, husband, and uncle, highlighting the deep connections he fostered within his family and community. His title of Babazhitsu signifies his esteemed position in Dagbalodo, where he was respected not only as a religious leader but also as a traditional authority.

The family expressed their sorrow over the loss, stating they accepted it with a spirit of submission, entrusting the circumstances of his passing to the will of Almighty God. They did not provide further details regarding the circumstances surrounding his death or any funeral arrangements.

Rev. Yisa's influence extended beyond his immediate family, as many in the community have taken to social media to express their condolences. Comments on various platforms reflect the impact he had on those around him, with users sharing heartfelt messages of remembrance and support for his family during this difficult time.

As tributes continue to pour in, it is clear that Rev. Yisa's legacy will live on in the hearts of many who knew him, both as a spiritual guide and a community leader. His contributions to the Dagbalodo village and the broader Patigi area will be remembered by generations to come.

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