Engr. Musa Wada mourns the late Attah of Igala.

Engr. Musa Wada has described the late Attah of Igala, as a great Icon whose death is a big loss to the Igala kingdom and the nation as a whole.
He noted that late paramount ruler contributed immensely to the socio-political development of the country without bias.
Wada, in a condolence message signed by his media aide, said: “During his reign, Igala kingdom and its environs witnessed robust developments. The late monarch will be remembered for his humility and forthrightness. He was a detribalized elder statesman whose words of advice on national concerns will be greatly missed. “Engr. Musa Wada charged the Igala royal dynasty to uphold the legacies of the late monarch.
” the late Attah was a worthy example of how to preserve the culture and tradition of a people in the face of challenges posed by modern day living”, adding, “the Attah was a giant Iroko tree who stood tall and never allowed mundane things and even political harassment to sway him. His nearly a decade on the throne, Igala kingdom has witnessed unprecedented growth and development.
Commiserating with the entire sons and daughters of Igala kingdom , Musa Wada further described the Attah of Igala as; “the last of the titans ” and further observed that while he lived, the late monarch stood out as a bridge builder whose influence spread across the country and beyond.