Chain of schools owned by Mombasa tycoon plunged into mourning
Mombasa Cement chief executive officer [CEO] Hasmukh Patel alias Hasuu with Agricultural Society of Kenya [ASK] coast branch chairman Henry Nyagah during a past event in Mombasa county. Hasuu’s body is to be cremated on Sunday at the Hindu Crematorium Shree Hindu Union Mombasa along Sheikh Abdullah F. Road in Mombasa county. Government dignitaries, members of the diplomatic core and politicians are expected to bid farewell to the 58 year old tycoon whose body is lying at Pandya Memorial Hospital morgue.
Sahajanand Special School which is one of the learning institutions owned by Mombasa Cement under the Board of Management Chairman Ibrahim Khamis alias “Babangida” have sent a message of condolence following the death of the company’s chief executive officer [CEO] Hasmukh Patel alias Hasuu.
Babangida said on behalf of the school’s parents and students they wish to convey their condolences following the sudden death of the school’s patron.
“Especially students living with disability who also mourn with the bereaved family,” he pointed out.
Babangida said they received the sad news of the departure of Hasuu with deep sorrow.
He was addressing the media at Serani Primary School in Mvita constituency, Mombasa county.
The Sahajanand Special School Board Chairman told the media the death of Hasuu has left them speechless.
Babangida said they have been left with sadness following his death.
He said the schools have been left as orphans and prayed for the family to have courage during this time of sorrow.
“What the deceased has done in Kilifi county where the school is situated is remarkable,” he said.
The Sahajanand Special School Board Chairman said they are currently undergoing a difficult time of mourning with the bereaved family.
Speaking at the same venue Mvita lawmaker Machele Soud sent his message of condolence on behalf of his constituents saying he wished to convey his sympathy to the bereaved of Hasuu following his untimely death.
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