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Former Bayelsa State Governor and Senator representing Bayelsa West, Seriake Dickson, has announced the death of his longtime aide, retired DSP Zamani Tanko, who died following a road accident in Abuja.
Dickson was said to have revealed the sad development in a post on his Facebook page on Thursday, describing Tanko as a loyal aide, trusted associate and member of his family.
The senator said he was informed on Wednesday morning that Tanko was involved in an accident when his vehicle reportedly collided with a truck in Abuja.
The retired police officer was taken to hospital with urgent medical care after losing consciousness at the scene, he said.
The lawmaker disclosed that members of his team rushed to assist and took Tanko to the National Hospital Abuja.
“I met them at the hospital. There we arranged for immediate treatment,” he added.
However, Tanko died later that day after an operation by a team of surgeons to save him, leaving Dickson, his family and staff members grief-stricken.
He wrote: “It is with deep sadness that I announce the sudden passing of my beloved departed aide DSP Zamani Tanko (RTD) who over the years has become a brother and member of my family, who served Nigeria loyalty as a police officer for 35 years and was my personal staff handling sundry issues apart from his security responsibilities.
“I got a call yesterday morning that he was in an accident. Apparently he hit a truck in Abuja. He was rushed to the hospital, unconscious. My aides hurried to the scene and took him to the National Hospital. I was told, and I rushed there myself. We had made arrangements for prompt medical treatments which were offered but unfortunately after the surgery by a team of surgeons assembled to bring him back to life, we received a call later that afternoon that he could not make it.
I have been devastated by this call and so has my entire family and members of my staff.
“On behalf of my family and staff members who are all mourning, we thank Zamani Tanko for his loyal, faithful and dedicated service to our country and his humble and loyal service to me over the past fifteen years during which time he had become not only one of my most trusted aides but also a trusted family member. “My family members used to affectionately call him ‘uncle Zamani’ and at this moment they are shattered because of his passing.”
