Ângela Neves Bulbol de Lima, a notable educator and former government secretary in Brazil, passed away after being hit by a car in a Manaus condominium.
Ângela Neves Bulbol de Lima, known for her significant contributions to education and public administration in Brazil, died on Sunday, after succumbing to injuries sustained from a car accident in the Ephygênio Salles condominium in Manaus. She was a respected figure in higher education, holding a doctorate in Information Science and Marketing from Fernando Pessoa University and serving as a professor in the Department of Administration at the Federal University of Amazonas. She had recently retired from her teaching role in May 2025, marking a substantial academic career that shaped many students' lives.
In addition to her work in academia, Bulbol was an influential player in public management. Her leadership extended beyond the classroom as she held various strategic positions, including the presidency of the Manaus Municipal Public Service School Foundation (FESPM) and as the state secretary of Administration and Management for Amazonas. Her commitment to public service and dedication to improving educational frameworks in the region were notable elements of her career, earning her respect and recognition among her peers and the community.
The unfortunate incident of her passing draws attention to issues of pedestrian safety and the need for increased awareness regarding road regulations in residential areas. Bulbol’s legacy as an educator and public servant will likely continue to inspire future generations, reminding them of the importance of both education and public citizenship in regional development and governance.
