By YANGE IKYAA

The executive secretary, Nigerian Christian Pilgrim Commission (NCPC), Rev. Dr. Yakubu Pam, has disclosed that the body of his late mother, Ngo Zimi Pam, would be committed to mother earth on 19th February, 2022.

He made the disclosure on January 26 at his residence in Abuja, while playing host to the director of communications, Catholic Archdiocese of Abuja, Rev.Fr. Patrick Alumunku, who paid him a condolence visit over the loss of his mother.

It would be recalled that the NCPC helmsman lost his mother on January 15 at the University of Jos Teaching Hospital (JUTH) after a protracted illness.

Rev. Pam said that the death of his mother was very painful because, according to him, “I have been paying condolences to people, I know the importance of paying condolences, but I did not know how painful it is to lose one’s mother.”

He affirmed that he so much cherished and appreciated the words of comfort by sympathisers who have been paying him condolences since the demise of her mother.

He described Rev. Alumunku as a wonderful friend of the commission.

His words:”You have been promoting our activities locally and internationally through the Catholic Television. Indeed, we are most grateful to have such coverage from you,” he said.

The NCPC boss noted that the Catholic Church is more of a family to him and that the commission and the Catholic Church have a lot to do together.

Pam thanked the revrend father for finding time to pay him a condolence visit despite his busy schedules.

Earlier, Rev. Fr. Patrick Alumunku said he was in the house to show his brotherly love to the NCPC boss over the call to glory of his late mother.
He reiterated that he and the NCPC scribe were part and parcel of one family.

The cleric prayed that the Lord would comfort the family and grant the soul of late Ngo Zimi Pam eternal rest.