The passing of Aisha Bello Mustapha, formerly known as Aisha Katung, a distinguished broadcaster with the Nigerian Television Authority (NTA), has reverberated through social media.
Recognized for her contributions to the Network News at Nine, she shared the spotlight with another veteran, Cyril Stober.
The somber announcement of her demise surfaced on Monday, December 11, evoking heartfelt responses from the Nigerian community.
As of now, the specific circumstances leading to her passing remain undisclosed. Here, we present six pivotal facts encapsulating the life and enduring legacy of Aisha.
Retirement and Years of Service: After an extensive 35-year tenure, Aisha retired in May 2022, concluding a remarkable career within the broadcasting industry.
Skill set and Expertise: Aisha versatile skill set spanned journalism, television production, broadcasting, editing, and her notable role as the General Manager of NTA Parliament. Her professionalism and distinctive style solidified her as one of NTA’s most esteemed voices, leaving an indelible mark on the broadcast industry.
Impact in Media: Aisha Bello’s legacy in Nigerian media is profound. Aisha began her journey at NTA, rising to the role of Assistant Director of News and later becoming the General Manager of NTA Parliament and also featuring as one of the well-known broadcasters on NTA Network News during the ’90s and early 2000s.
Educational Background: Rooted in her pursuit of knowledge, she earned a Bachelor’s degree in Mass Communication/Media Studies from Ahmadu Bello University.
Funeral Arrangements: A reliable source within NTA revealed that Aisha Bello Mustapha’s funeral prayer is scheduled for Monday at 1 pm in the National Mosque in Abuja.
