Senate Urges FG to Immortalize Late Elder Statesman, Aminu Dantata

The Senate has urged the Federal Government to immortalize the late elder statesman, Alhaji Aminu Alhassan Dantata, by naming a befitting national monument after him. The resolution was passed during a plenary session on Tuesday, following a motion moved by the Deputy President of the Senate, Senator Barau I Jibrin, Senator Rufai Hanga, and Senator Abdurrahaman Kawu Sumaila.


Alhaji Dantata, a respected elder statesman, renowned businessman, industrialist, and great philanthropist, passed away on June 28th at the age of 94. The Senate recalled his extraordinary and inspiring life, as well as the indelible legacies he left behind. Senator Barau described the late Dantata as a humble, religiously devoted, and philanthropic individual who dedicated his life to community and national development.

The Senate noted that Alhaji Dantata channeled his resources into numerous philanthropic efforts, funding the construction of schools, mosques, health centers, and other social welfare programs across northern Nigeria and beyond. His foundation and personal initiatives had a lasting impact on the lives of many people.

Senator Barau also described the late Dantata as a loving father, grandfather, and great-grandfather, who contributed immensely to his immediate community and the country in general.

The Senate's resolution urges the Federal Government to recognize Alhaji Dantata's contributions to the nation by naming a befitting national monument after him. This gesture would serve as a lasting tribute to his legacy and a reminder of his impact on the country.

The Senate's decision to immortalize Alhaji Dantata is a testament to his remarkable life and contributions to the nation. The Federal Government is expected to take note of the Senate's resolution and take necessary steps to honor the late elder statesman's legacy.


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