Former Senator Shehu Sani, who represented Kaduna Central, has expressed his condolences following the death of former U.S. President Jimmy Carter. Carter, who passed away at the age of 100, was remembered by Sani for his commitment to human rights and service to humanity.....Click Here To Read Full Article >>
In a statement shared on his official X account on Monday, Sani described Carter as a distinguished figure among U.S. presidents. While acknowledging that no U.S. president could be considered a saint, he emphasized Carter’s exceptional honor and dedication, particularly in his post-presidential years.
“I remember seeing him at the Abuja Hilton at the start of Nigeria’s democratic journey. There is no saint in the gallery of U.S. presidents, but Carter was comparatively distinguished in honor,” Sani wrote.
He further praised Carter as a “champion of human rights” and noted his unwavering commitment to humanitarian service after leaving office. Sani acknowledged the rarity of living a full century and prayed for Carter’s soul to rest in perfect peace.
The senator extended his heartfelt condolences to Carter’s family, reflecting on the profound legacy of the former U.S. president. Carter’s death marks the end of a life dedicated to public service, both in and out of office, leaving an indelible mark on global human rights advocacy.
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