

Precious in the sight of the LORD is the death of his faithful servants Psalm 116 vs 15
Biography
Nde James Shuka Dandak (1st January, 1951– 7th June, 2026)
Today, we gather with hearts filled with gratitude as we celebrate the life of Nde James Shuka Dandak, a remarkable man whose journey on earth spanned around Seventy-Five impactful years.
Born to Baba Dandak and Mama Mwatem in Mimyak Village of Amper District, in Kanke LGA, Plateau State. Nde J. S. Dandak was orphaned at an early age. He grew up with various relations, among them was Nde Gozuk Rotdung of blessed memory. He lived a life defined by sheer determination, service, integrity, wisdom, and love for God and humanity.
EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND
His educational journey began at the SUM Primary School, Amper [1960 -1966], where he obtained his First School Leaving Certificate [FSLC]. Government Teachers' College, Toro [1967 -1971] was his next training ground, where he obtained his Teachers Grade II Certificate. He went to the Advanced Teachers' College, Kano [1978 -1981], and graduated with the Nigeria Certificate in Education [NCE]. He paused his education for about a decade before going to the University of Jos, Nigeria, for a Bachelor of Education [B.Ed] between 1991 and 1996. Then he went in for a Master's of Education in English [M. Ed /Eng] from 1999 to 2000. Though he had set a personal target to bag a PhD before he retires, severe health challenges were the main reason this goal could not be achieved.
CAREER AND WORK EXPERIENCE
Shuka, as older people and his contemporaries fondly call him, is a very hard-working man. His devotion to any tasks entrusted to him is above par. He took his duty personally, beyond official requirements. He would always go the extra mile to ensure the needful is done. His entire career was in and around the classroom and educational institutions.
As a dedicated teacher, he devoted himself to shaping young minds, believing deeply in the transformative power of education. Countless students passed through his classroom, carrying with them not only knowledge but also the values of discipline, hard work, and respect that he so faithfully exemplified.
He worked as the HeadMaster at various Primary Schools in different communities, these include: L.S.B. Myet/Nemel (1972 -1976), then at EKAN Primary School, Tuwan Kabwir (1976 -1977) and also as Headmaster at RCM Transfered School, Chip (1977 -1978)
He taught English in the following secondary schools: Boys Secondary School, Gindiri (1982 -1988), GSS Namu (1988 -1989), Government College Bokkos (1989 -1993), Government College Pankshin (1993 -1996), GSS Chigwong (1996 -1998), GSS Mangun (1998 -2000), and GSS Wokkos (2000 -2001)
His teaching career climaxed at the College of Arts, Science and Technology, Kurgwi Plateau State, where he lectured until he retired.
He has attended several workshops and has research publications and paper presentations to his credit. He was also a member of a couple of Professional Bodies.
Daddy received several awards and commendations in his career life. He also loved to dance, he was an orator and a great athlete
FAMILY LIFE
Beyond the classroom, he was a loving, but tough, principled and devoted father. His family was the centre of his life, and he nurtured his children with unwavering care, guidance, and encouragement. Through his words and actions, he taught them the importance of honesty, perseverance, humility, and faith in Jesus Christ as the essence living. His legacy lives on in the lives of the many children he raised and inspired. Among them are Rev Kopdi Stephen Dashi & Family.
His marriage to the love of his life, Nana Apphia James Dandak was on 4th April, 1975 and lasted for 51 long, fruitful, fulfilling years. They have been blessed with 7 children, two of whom have gone to be with Jesus.
SPIRITUAL AND COMMUNITY LIFE
Nde James Shuka Dandak was a devout believer in the Lord Jesus Christ and a committed member of the Church of Christ in Nations (COCIN). He was the pioneer Choir Master of the Men's Fellowship COCIN LCC Vel, Pankshin.
He was also a respected community leader whose influence extended far beyond his immediate family. He served his community with dedication, wisdom, and selflessness. People sought his counsel because he was known for fairness, patience, and genuine concern for the well-being of others.
He served as Chairman of Mimyak Development Association (MDA), actively participated in Amper Community Development programs and projects, and was also a pioneer leader of the Ngas Youth Movement (NYM). He also worked tirelessly as a member of the Ngas Development Association (NDA).
Whether as a teacher, father, mentor, or community leader, he touched countless lives and earned the respect and affection of all who knew him.
Though we mourn his passing in 2026, we also celebrate a life well lived—a life rich in purpose, compassion, and meaningful contributions. His memory will continue to inspire future generations, and his legacy will remain a guiding light for his family, friends, former students, and community.
Upon his relocation to Jos, baba shared church fellowship with the God-life Assembly until his passing.
As we bid farewell to Nde James Shuka Dandak, we take comfort in the many lessons he taught, the lives he transformed, and the love he shared. His earthly journey has ended, but his influence and example will live on forever in our hearts.
Keep resting with the Lord Jesus until we meet at His feet.
Nde James Dandak is survived by:
Nana Apphia James Dandak - Wife
Pastor Bonshak James Dandak - Son
Mrs Shangrot Amos Fube - Daughter
Maj (Can) Wokdi James Dandak - Son
Mr Beji James Dandak - Son
Mr Wapnen James Dandak - Son
Grand Children:
1. Kenji Delvan Bonshak Dandak
2. Batarmun Amos Fube
3. Panmun Amos Fube
4. Kamshinen Amos Fube
5. Lapnen Wokdi Dandak
6. Yeshak Beji Dandak
7. Jedidiah Walka Beji Dandak
8. Kamji Jadon Beji Dandak
9. Rit Shaida Wapnen Dandak
10. Zion Bege Wapnen Dandak
Great Grand Child:
1. Minen
Nde Dandak provided a home, a sense of belonging and fatherly cover to many others who cannot all be listed here.
Nde James Shuka Dandak will be forever remembered, forever cherished, forever loved!
Funeral Service & Internment
Officiating Clergies
1. Rev Bitrus Fwanbe Chairman RCC Pankshin
2. Rev Ezekiel Y Tom Leading Pastor COCIN LCC Wuyong-Vel
3. Rev Luka Lumana Leading Pastor COCIN LCC Low-cost
4. Rev Bala Damina Leading Pastor COCIN LCC Gwat
5. Pst Sunday Gobum Resident Pastor COCIN LCC Wuyong-Vel
6. Pst Damar Dogara Associate Pastor COCIN LCC Wuyong-Vel.
Most Rev Benjamin Kwashi
Rev Dr Chris Delvan Gwamna
Rt. Rev Dr O. O. Ajayi
Col Rev BP Nyam
Lt Col Ven IJ Agbara
All Ministers Present
Service of Songs
Date: Friday 19th June 2026 Venue The God-Life Assembly Int. Jos, Plateau State
1. Prelude / Arrival | HOJ-Faliyel Pona
2. Opening Prayer
3. Opening Hymn/Song: In Christ Alone | Idongesit Longji
4. Welcome & Charge: Service Leader
5. Bible Reading: 1 Cor 15: 12-28 | Mrs Shangrot Amos Fube
6. Hymn: Alherin Ubangiji Na, Abin Mamaki Ne | Nyam Dung
7a. Biography: Maj Can Wokdi Dandak (7mins)
7b. Tributes/Eulogies
i. POBA
ii. GOSA
iii. CAST KURGWI
iv. Friends (Nde Obed Jubet)
v. Family
8. Solo/Special Music: House of Judah [Adashe] Moses Daika
9. Sermon/Reflection: Rev. Dr Chingtok Ishaku
10. Prayer for the Bereaved
11. Vote of Thanks/announcement: Mr Gershon Dandak
12. Closing Hymn: Standing on the Promises | Joy Ogunyemi
13. Closing Prayer
Order of Funeral Service
Date: Saturday 20th June 2026 | Venue: COCIN LCC Lowcost, Pankshin LGA
1. Opening Prayer
2. Congregational Hymn
3. Welcome - Leading Pastor COCIN LCC Wiyong-Vel
4. Special Songs ministrations
▪️CWF LCC Woyong-Vel
▪️Choir LCC Low-cost
▪️CMF LCC Vel
▪️ Church Band LCC Low-cost
▪️ Prof David Rinji
▪️Rev Dr Chingtok Ishaku
5. Reading of Biography
6. Testimonies/Greetings
7. Funeral Rite/Prayer for the family
8. Sermon
9. Vote of thanks
10. Closing Prayer
At the Grave Side
Date: Saturday 20th June 2026 | Venue: @Lighthouse, Family Compound, Mimyak, Amper, Kanke LGA
1. Opening Prayer
2. Hymn
3. Vote of thanks
4. Final Rites
Hymns
IN CHRIST ALONE
1) In Christ alone my hope is found;
He is my light, my strength, my song;
This cornerstone, this solid ground,
Firm through the fiercest drought and storm.
What heights of love, what depths of peace,
When fears are stilled, when strivings cease!
My comforter, my all in all--
Here in the love of Christ I stand.
2) In Christ alone, Who took on flesh,
Fullness of God in helpless babe!
This gift of love and righteousness,
Scorned by the ones He came to save.
Till on that cross as Jesus died,
The wrath of God was satisfied;
For ev’ry sin on Him was laid--
Here in the death of Christ I live.
3) There in the ground His body lay,
Light of the world by darkness slain;
Then bursting forth in glorious day,
Up from the grave He rose again!
And as He stands in victory,
Sin’s curse has lost its grip on me;
For I am His and He is mine--
Bought with the precious blood of Christ.
4) No guilt in life, no fear in death--
This is the pow’r of Christ in me;
From life’s first cry to final breath,
Jesus commands my destiny.
No pow’r of hell, no scheme of man,
Can ever pluck me from His hand;
Till He returns or calls me home--
Here in the pow’r of Christ I’ll stand
ALHERIN UBANGIJINA (LW 301)
1) Alherin Ubangijina abin mamaki ne.
Yesu ya ba da jininsa pansar mai zunubi,
Pansar mai zunubi.
2) Tun ranar da na tuba fa, alherinsa 'na nan.
Alheri kuwa zai kai ni can wurin Ubangiji,
Wurin Ubangiji.
3) Ya raina, kar ka manta dai da duk alherinsa.
Abu duk da ke cikina ya yabi sunansa, Ya yabi sunansa.
4) Ubangiji da tausayi da jinkirin fushi ne.
Alherinsa tun farko ne a kan mai tsoronsa,
A kan mai tsoronsa.
5) Me zan bayar, Ubangiji, domin alherinka?
Zan miƙa jiki hadaya tare da zuciyata,
Tare da zuciyata.
6) Ruhun Alheri, zuga ni, tsabtad da gurina.
Iyad da ni don aiki na shelar bishararka,
Shelar bishararka.
UBANGIJI, KA BISHE NI (LW 209)
1) Ubangiji, ka bishe ni
A tafiyata duka.
Sai ka ba ni farinciki,
Sai ka ba ni bangaskiya,
Sai ka yi mini alheri,
Sai ka taimake ni yau,
Gama ni ban iya kome,
Ni kaɗai, a duniya ba.
2) Ubangiji, ka bishe ni
A tafiyata duka,
Gama a kan jarabce ni,
Ni kan shiga tsanani
Duk wahala daga Shaiɗan
Ta kan dulmayad da ni
Gama ni ban iya kome,
Ni kaɗai, a duniya ba.
3) Ubangiji, ka bishe ni
A tafiyata duka,
Gama ilmi ya kan kasa,
Ina son hikimarka.
Duk ƙoƙarina ya kasa,
Sai ka ba ni ƙarfinka
Gama ni ban iya kome,
Ni kaɗai, a duniya ba.
4) Ubangiji, ka bishe ni
A tafiyata duka,
Kuma ranar da zan mutu,
Sai ka yi ta taimako.
Ina so in yi ta shiri
Don in tsaya gabanka.
Ni kaɗai ban iya zuwa
Cikin kwarin mutuwa ba,
Ni kaɗai ban iya zuwa
Cikin kwarin mutuwa ba.
ADASHE
Ni zan ci gaba da yi maka sujada
Zan yi biyaya da kai Yesu ko a cikin tsanani
Zan ci gaba da shelar bisharan ka
Sai na gan mulkin ka ya zo
Adashe na kenan
Adashe na kenan
Ba wani hira da ya fi naka
Rayuwa na kenan
Rayuwa na kenan
Sai na gan mulkin ka ya zo
1) Standing on the promises of Christ, my King!
Through eternal ages let His praises ring.
"Glory in the highest!" I will shout and sing,
standing on the promises of God.
Standing, Standing,
Standing on the promises of God, my Savior;
Standing, Standing,
I’m standing on the promises of God.
2) Standing on the promises that cannot fail!
When the howling storms of doubt and fear assail,
by the living Word of God I shall prevail,
standing on the promises of God.
3) Standing on the promises, I now can see
Perfect, present cleansing in the blood for me;
Standing in the liberty where Christ makes free,
Standing on the promises of God.
4) Standing on the promises of Christ, the Lord,
Bound to Him eternally by love’s strong cord,
Overcoming daily with the Spirit’s Sword,
Standing on the promises of God.
5) Standing on the promises I cannot fall,
List'ning ev'ry moment to the Spirit’s call,
Resting in my Savior as my all in all,
Standing on the promises of God.
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Tributes
Rest peacefully, dear father. Your memory will forever be a blessing

Important things didn't pass unnoticed before you. You did not keep memories of good things only, you a memory of greatness we will never forget.
Because we are alive, you live on, your legacies are a guide to us, and a proof of better future.
Rest on Baba.
We lose but heaven gained.
For 22 years you carried that responsibility with strength and humility. Even in your illness, you struggle to speak, yet your words were always to put us on the right path. Through your life, you thought us integrity, hard work and the true meaning of family.
We are eternally grateful for your selflessness and the foundation you gave us. We will deeply miss your wise counsel, and we pledge to honour your legacy.
As you are laid to rest, may your gentle soul find eternal peace in Jesus name 🙏
For Late Luka Tanko Dandak family.
I have been favoured uncountable times for being your son.
You fought against all the disadvantages life put at you, rising from the dust to settle into an impactful life.
You became an intercessor for all of us even on your sick bed. I am grateful you deliberately chose to live a life, not just for yourself, but a sacrificial one for all of us. You live on... Blessed are they who die in the Lord, even now says the Spirit, for they rest from their labours.
Your own Major
May our family find comfort in knowing that you were truly a good man who left behind many beautiful lessons and lasting impacts on those who knew you.
Rest in peace, my brother, my friend. You will be dearly missed, but never forgotten.
Ah ru nzum Nde
We will deeply miss your wise counsel, your warmth, and the joy of your company. Your words and the memories we shared with you will forever remain in our hearts.
Go well, Nde, until we meet again in the bosom of the Lord, our Saviour.
I came to know Baba and I Mama Dandak 19yrs ago when I came to Pankshin. A loving, caring and an encourager. Baba will always want me to participate in every of his family events if I'm available. He ensured that I was informed when they decided to move to Jos. I never new that we would not see face to face again on this side of eternity. Baba, I will miss your constant WhatsApp prayer messages and check up on my ministry and family well being. Rest on my Beloved Father until we meet at the feet of Jesus Christ to part no more. I love you but the Lord loves you most. Good night Papa!!!
Indeed, your soul has found rest, so we rejoice. Rest on Soldier of Christ!
Brother, when I need you most in my world, death took you away. I remember some of my happiest childhood memories in those days.
Though we grieve, we are assured that you are now free from pain and sorrow.
Brother, rest in the Lord till we meet again to part no more.
Your only sister left behind
Mrs Keziah Miller Maza Kangdim
I will miss your calls, your prayers and your words of wisdom and encouragement.
Rest well great man till we meet to part no more.
FAMILY.
The President, National Executive Council, and the entire members of the Pankshin Old Students Association (POSA) extend our heartfelt condolences to Rev. Kopdi and the Dandak family on the passing of Baba James Dandak, your beloved foster father.
Though Baba James lived to a ripe age, the loss of a father figure is always painful. His passing leaves a void that will be deeply felt by family, friends, and all who were privileged to know him. His love, guidance, and support will remain cherished memories to those whose lives he touched.
We are particularly saddened that this loss comes at a time when you are still grieving the passing of your bosom friend and brother, Venerable Dr. Amos Fube. These successive losses are indeed difficult to bear. We pray that Almighty God will comfort you and the entire Dandak family, grant you the strength and fortitude to bear these painful losses, and fill your hearts with His peace. May the soul of Baba James Dandak rest in perfect peace.
Please accept our deepest sympathies.
Yours sincerely,
Dr. Mercy Nimkur Stanley

TO: Major JW Dandak
Headquarters 6 Brigade Vicar
Jalingo
Taraba State
1. It was with deep sorrow that I received the sad news of the passing on of your beloved father and brother-in-law. On behalf of the officers and soldiers of 6 Brigade Nigerian Army/Sector 3 Operation WHIRL STROKE, I extend our heartfelt condolences to you and your entire family on this grievous loss. The death of loved ones is always painful and the loss of two close family members within such a period is particularly distressing. We share in your grief and stand with you in prayers during this difficult time.
2. Though moments like this test the strength of the human spirit, we take solace in the assurance of God's Word that HE remains close to those who are hurting. As recorded in Psalm 34:18, "The Lord is close to the brokenhearted and saves those who are crushed in spirit". It is my earnest prayer that the Almighty God will surround you and your family with His divine comfort, peace and strength, granting you the courage and fortitude to bear this painful and irreplaceable loss. While no words can fully ease the pain of such a moment, we pray that you find comfort in the impactful lives they lived, the values they imparted and the cherished memories they left behind, Their legacies of love, service and sacrifice will undoubtedly continue to inspire all who were privileged to know them.
3. Once again, accept my deepest condolences and convey same to every member of your family

God bless you for bringing them up the way you did Sir. We love you. Rest in the bossom of the Lord
You taught me by how you lived - honesty when no one is watching, responsibility when it wasn't convenient, resilience when everyone gives up and love when I didn't deserve it.
I honour you today and always, and will remain Daddy's girlfriend.
Enjoy heaven till we come. Good night.
So long soldier... You have fought a good fight. I have seen the faith to go the extra mile through your life.
You have defied odds and shown us the possibility that God keeps.
You have recovered many times when it looked like the end of the road.
You had the humor to give a joke to make us laugh every time we came around to see your well-being while you were recovering.
Daddy you have shown us that God can keep and restore life when there is the willingness to live. It has been a privilege to have witnessed your life, your faith and your insistence in bouncing back every time.
You fought well Sir.
We are comforted knowing that you are with Christ Jesus.
Daughter in-law
Oh mine, the JSDady king as I name you, I'm grateful for coming into my life. Thank you for being my friend, husband, brother and hero, the priest of his family. I adore your gentle smile and jokes that cheer my soul. The unique,wise decisions shaped and mould me to be what I should be.
Thank you for the prophecy that I should be courageous to fulfill my destiny. As to why the Lord took you home soon,I submit to His sovereignty. His plans are greater and higher than I am. You had passed through pain, but your faith remains unshaken to the end.
That Sunday you went home, you suggested we should attend worship service, unknown to me that it was time to be at the Savior's feet for worship.
Now, my love, I thank God that there is no more trials except worship, The legacy of discipline serving God in the family will soar higher and established in Jesus name, never to look back with regret.
Sleep sound. Good night Birot khinen.
Your Wife.
A Friend (Daughter) of the family.
Isaiah 26:19
But those who died in the Lord will live; their bodies will rise again.
Those who sleep in the earth; will rise up and sing for joy.
For your life-giving light will fall like dew on your people in the place of the dead.
As we mourn your transition, we are comforted that you lived a fulfilled Christian life, and as Job, we say the Lord has given, and the Lord has taken. Glory be His Name.
We love you, knowing that nothing is lost when we know where we keep and find it.
Rest well in the bosom of our Lord Jesus Christ, and in the company of our loved ones, and the saints in glory.
The Men Fellowship LCC Vel, RCC Pankshin lost our pioneer CMF choirmaster Nde James S. Dandak who slept in the Lord this month. Your pragmatic skills and direction led the fellowship known throughout the CC's and LCC's and beyond. This tribute will not also be completed without the mentioned of the following who also slept in the Lord whom you fellowshipped together and also contributed immensely during your time:
Late Nde Elisha S. Dimka (Chairman),
Late Adamu Gobum (Asst Choirmaster),
Late Baba Bako Jiwul
Late Rev James Deshi
Late Rev Sila Dandak (Senior Brother)
Late Maina Antip
Late Nda Stephen Shamben
Late Baba Haruna Dashit
Late Hon Jacob Gokwat
And just recently late Nde Nehemiah E. Gotip who also slept in the lord.
The entire RCC Men Fellowship deeply mourn your dead and ask God to comfort the immediate family and the Dandak families in general.
Adieu Nde! Rest in perfect peace with the lord until we meet at the bosom of Jesus Christ.
Even though you are gone your legacy still lives on see you at the resurrection morning
You lived well and your legacies will sure outlive generations yet unborn. We will pass the baton Ghizet and make you proud.
Rest in perfect peace, Ghizet. Your smile and calm spirit will stay with us always. Fare thee well Nde.
You were the only grandpa figure I had to experience
Thank you for your love,for the sweet times we spent together
Rest on grandpa
Fly high champ
I'll miss you
You promised me several times that you would give me the indigene form of Kanke LGA. That was more than paperwork to you. It was your way of saying “You belong. This is your home too.” I will forever carry that assurance.
I’m grateful beyond words that you used my car for your last trip to Mimyak, your village. What an honour it was to serve you one last time. Thank you for blessing us, your children and all your grandchildren, while you were still here. Your love, prayers, and covering will outlive all of us.
Rest well, Baba. You ran your race well. Till we meet again on the other side.
Adieu, my father and my covering.
With love,
Though you've lived a long life and aged gracefully, your passing has left a big space in our hearts. We will miss your presence, voice, advice, laughter, and the way you made us feel safe and loved.
But we take comfort knowing that you are now resting with the Lord. You’ve fought a good fight, and we believe you have gone to a place of peace, free from pain.
The values you planted in us will live on through us.
Grandpa, thank you for everything. Rest well in the Lord’s presence until we meet again.
We love you, and we will miss you dearly.
Thank you for the lovely times and memories, times we shared together in this house and how you touched my chicks anytime I come to say good morning to you, you ask how I am. times you gave me money out of the little you had so to encourage me, thank you for trusting me to be able to take care of you, the times I will want to lift you from the bed to the chair and I will struggle then we will both laugh and after I carry you, you will always tell me well done and thank you.
How you asked grandma to give me a big potion for breakfast. Even though it wasn't pleasant I knew it was a blessing to me as my daddy will always tell me and an assignment God wanted me to complete thank you for the privilege to finish this particular assignment.
Thank you for loving us all and the memories. Mun gode we will miss you, our regards to our father daddy we will miss you both.
Rest in Peace, Grandpa.
Thank you so much for the life you lived; It has blessed me in so many ways.
Oh you loved me and I knew it, You always said that God gave you another daughter and I was blessed to call you my father too.
I was always excited about coming home; but this time the closer we came the more heavy I felt.
I am hurt that I won't get to enter your room and here "My daughter come and seat" with that bright smile again..
But I am consoled knowing that you're on the other side of Life where there's no pain and sickness!
I Love and Miss you dearly Grandpa!
Your Daughter!
As a father-in-law, you have been a source of wisdom, encouragement, and love. Your kindness, integrity, and devotion to family have left an indelible mark on our lives. We are grateful for the example you have set and the legacy you continue to build through your faith, resilience, and compassion.
Forever in our hearts Daddy.
Nde Shuka was far more than an in-law; he became a true son to my mother. The bond they shared was exceptional, anchored in deep mutual respect. I fondly remember how he would visit her, and the two of them would sit together for hours, having quiet, heart-to-heart discussions.
Being the only son among four girls, I was fiercely loved and protected by my sisters. During my secondary school days, I would spend my holidays with Aphia and Nde Shuka. It was during these formative years that he stepped into my life not just as a brother-in-law, but as a guardian and a true brother. He always ensured I was well taken care of, never letting me return to school without my transport fare and more than enough pocket money. He championed my future.
Nde Shuka was a man of remarkable bravery and vibrant spirit. We still tell the story of the night he was courting my sister and visiting our home. A python slipped into my mother’s compound, but Nde Shuka didn't hesitate—he faced it and killed it, proving early on that he was a protector. He also brought immense joy wherever he went. He was a phenomenal dancer. I will never forget the Christmas his people came to perform in my village for my sister, as was our tradition. Nde Shuka took to the center and danced his heart out, a memory of pure celebration that we will cherish forever.
He was a man of fierce determination. Nde Shuka deeply valued education and pursued it relentlessly, balancing the grueling demands of schooling while simultaneously raising his young family. He went on to become an English teacher, shaping and inspiring the minds of countless students. Beyond the classroom, he was a pillar of our community. He was a leader among men, serving as one of the vital anchors called upon by the Ngas Youth Movement during the historic, inaugural days of Pusdung, the Ngas Cultural Festival. His impact on our cultural heritage is etched in history.
Above all, Nde Shuka was a devoted family man and the spiritual priest of his home. He raised his children in the fear and admonition of the Lord, and today, his legacy flourishes through them. Because of the godly foundation he laid, his only daughter is married to a pastor, one son serves as a chaplain in the Nigerian Army, another son is a dedicated Pastor, one remains a deeply committed child of God and the youngest another is a gospel music composer and singer. Every single one of his children is actively and faithfully serving the Lord today, which stands as a profound testament to his spiritual leadership.
I love you, Nde. I admire the man, the brother, and the leader you were. Good night, my brother. Rest peacefully in the arms of the Lord you so dearly loved and faithfully served.
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Line up of Events/Locations
We will come together to remember and pay tribute to the wonderful person. While we mourn the loss of our dear, we also aim to cherish the moments shared and the joy brought into our lives. Your presence would mean a great deal to us during this time of remembrance and reflection.
VV7R+JXJ, Tabernacle of David, Behind Moneco Plaza, Yingi, Shaka Rd, Jos, Plateau
Beside UBA Bank, Pankshin, Plateau State

