Abams in diaspora pens down hearty condolence message to Rep. member, Nkole over father’s death

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The  Abam National Organization in diaspora, United States of America has commiserated with the entire family of Rt. Hon. Uko Nkole, the member representing Arochukwu/Ohafia federal constituency on the demise of their  father, Late Chief Emmanuel Nkole Ndukwe.

This was contained in a letter dated April 8, 2020, jointly signed by James Ogbuka Umekwe and Ugonma Adighibe, the President and Secretary, respectively, and conveyed through their representative, Mr Ukoha  Okereke  yesterday, May 22 2020 at his home town, Ozu Abam in Arochukwu LGA, Abia State .

The Union in her condolence letter described the  exit of his father whom they all has known  to have exhibited a high  spirit of excellent  community leadership ,an astute banker  and an advocate of peace as a monumental loss to the Abam community and Nigeria at large.

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According to the letter, “Many of us here knew him personally, his profound personality is memorable, and his humility is well-loved among our community Abam Onyerubi and beyond”, it stated.

The Diaspora members of Abam National Organization prayed for the peaceful repose of the soul of the departed, as well as the strength for the entire Nkole’s family to bear the irreparable loss.

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Responding, Rt. Hon. Nkole appreciated the Abam National Organization in diaspora  for their love and support for the Governor Okezie Victor Ikpeazu’s led administration and for finding time during this global pandemonium to physically reach out to his family during this period of grief, while  also praying for God’s protection upon them from the ravaging Coronavirus pandemic.

Mazi Emmanuel Okwu Obasi Kanu, the Transitional Council Chairman, Arochukwu Local Government Area, Chief Daniel Onyema Ogbuagu, Deputy Chairman, Arochukwu LGA and Mazi Eni Onwumere, Immediate Past Secretary General, NZUKO ARO World wide were present during the meeting.

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