Remembering Professor Seidu Onailo Mohammed: The Unreturnable Journey of Cerebral Boss

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Just a year ago, we bid farewell to a remarkable man, a father, a boss, and an unwavering career mentor, Prof. Seidu Onailo Mohammed, the former Director General, National Space Research and Development Agency. 

The void left by his departure remains a poignant ache, refusing to fade with time. His absence is akin to a colorless rainbow, a surreal sight that defies the norms of nature. It’s as if we witnessed a sunset at an hour when the sun should have been at the equator – a bewildering experience that challenges our understanding.

Yet, despite the passage of a year, the pain feels as fresh as if it were yesterday. The memories we shared, the guidance he provided, and the imprint of his leadership remain etched in our hearts. Dear Professor Seidu Onailo Mohammed, may your soul find eternal rest in the embrace of the Almighty. Your legacy lives on, inspiring us to reach new heights in our careers and lives.

Professor Mohammed had an unparalleled ability to illuminate the path of knowledge with his wisdom. His guidance was not just about imparting information, but about igniting the flames of curiosity and critical thinking within us. With each piece of advice he offered, he instilled in us a deep-seated hunger for learning and growth. He was a true beacon, leading by example and embodying the values he taught.

As we navigate the challenges of our careers, we find ourselves reaching for the lessons he shared and the principles he upheld. The impact he made stretches far beyond the confines of our workplace; it has woven itself into the fabric of our lives. 

The mark of a great leader is not only what they accomplish during their time, but the lasting impressions they leave on those they guide. One year may have passed, but the memory of Professor Seidu Onailo Mohammed remains vivid and enduring, an unwavering source of inspiration that fuels our journey forward.

Adieu My Dearest DG! 

– Oyigu Elijah writes from Abuja.


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