I met Alhaji Zak Momodu in 1993 as an applicant in Pfizer Products PLC. He stood by the truth by insisting that I was hired as the best candidate despite huge obstacles. He suffered some setback for this singular act. In his own words "Why will I call myself a Muslim if I cannot stand on the path of justice". Need I say more. Rest on Alhaji Zak. All my subsequent successes as a salesman would never have been achieved if you did not plant this tree 30 years ago! RIP Sir

Papa as I fondly called him, was one of my brightest students in Alliance Française Ikeja Lagos. One day I asked the class why they were studying the French language and Papa said, "I am learning the language so I can converse easily with my grandkids..." Beyond French learning, he was a kind man and very fun to be with. I remember how he made jokes in the class. He was always the first to be in class. He was dedicated to his beliefs. Lastly, he respected and loved his classmates.
May God comfort his . Au revoir Papa Zak!

Was only trying to get a contact from my whatssap when Papa Zak's number accidentally popped up this afternoon. Checked his status and saw the link to this site. Oh grandpa! He was my classmate at Alliance français Ikeja in 2019, learning french so that he could keep up with his grand kids. Papa Zak's ease with the language is unforgettable. He was also quick to share life stories with us as well. Very easy going Papa. He stopped by in 2020 just to give chocolates. He was that kind-hearted. We will sorely miss you Papa Zak!!!!

Brother Zak. My quintessential and dependable brother and adviser.
A Prince and a gentleman to the core.
Irreplaceable and unforgettable.
He was a community leader and organiser.

May God All Merciful reward him for his good deeds and forgive his shortcomings.
May his legacy live on.
May we all finish well and finish strong.