Former Vice President, Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia, has paid a heartfelt tribute to the late Dagomba Chief of Accra, Alhaji Abdul Kadir Tahir, at his funeral in Accra. Dr. Bawumia described the late chief as his father, chief, and Imam, highlighting their close relationship. He noted that the late chief's life was centered on God and preparation for the hereafter. The funeral was attended by various dignitaries, who came to pay their respects to the late traditional leader and Islamic scholar.
Dr. Bawumia recounted that a 10-minute visit to the late chief would be dominated by prayers, with nine minutes spent praying. He quoted the late chief as saying that all solutions to the world's problems are in the Holy Qur'an, emphasizing the importance of learning from it. The former Vice President praised the late chief for being a true teacher of Islam, constantly reminding those around him to hold fast to the Holy Qur'an.
The late Dagomba Chief of Accra was widely respected for his humility, wisdom, and commitment to peace among Dagombas in Accra and between Dagombas and other ethnic groups. Dr. Bawumia said Ghana has lost a spiritual pillar, but his legacy of prayer, humility, and devotion to Allah will continue to inspire generations. The late chief's impact on his life and the lives of others was evident in Dr. Bawumia's emotional tribute.
Dr. Bawumia's tribute was marked by visible emotion, reflecting the deep respect and affection he had for the late chief. He noted that anyone who encountered the late chief could not miss his deep spirituality. The late chief's commitment to his faith and his role as a traditional leader was evident in his daily life.
The funeral of the late Dagomba Chief of Accra was a significant event, attended by various dignitaries and members of the community. The late chief's legacy will continue to be felt, particularly in the Dagomba community, where he played a significant role as a traditional leader and Islamic scholar.
The late Alhaji Abdul Kadir Tahir was a rare individual whose life was dedicated to serving God and his community. His humility, wisdom, and commitment to peace earned him the respect of many, both within and outside the Dagomba community. His passing has been met with sadness, particularly among those who knew him.
Dr. Bawumia's tribute to the late chief highlights the importance of the late chief's legacy and the impact he had on his life and the lives of others. The late chief's devotion to Allah and his commitment to his faith serve as an inspiration to others, particularly in these challenging times.
Key points
- Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia paid a heartfelt tribute to the late Dagomba Chief of Accra, Alhaji Abdul Kadir Tahir, at his funeral in Accra.
- The late chief was widely respected for his humility, wisdom, and commitment to peace among Dagombas in Accra and between Dagombas and other ethnic groups.
- Dr. Bawumia described the late chief as his father, chief, and Imam, highlighting their close relationship and the late chief's significant impact on his life.
