Former Minister, Sam Momah dies at 77

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Former Minister of Science and Technology, Sam Momah is dead at the age of 77. 
Momah died on Wednesday, July 29, following complications from diabetes. Lifeline Care Assocaition who announced the death of the late Minister who was their grand patron, wrote; 
“We regret to announce the passing of our Grand Patron, Maj. Gen. (Dr.) Sam Momah (RTD.) – the father to our Founder, Dr. Nkem Momah. His passing occurred yesterday. 
“His many contributions and unflinching commitment to the growth of our Charity and service to the nation at large will forever be cherished.
“We kindly request your prayers for his peaceful repose and consolation to the family at this time. May God grant his gentle soul eternal rest by His side. Amen!”

Former Minister, Sam Momah dies at 77

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