The Deputy Governor of Abia State Sir Ude Oko Chukwu has described the death of Madam Celine Nwanganga Ubani as a celebration of a life well lived in the service of God and humanity.
Sir. Oko Chukwu who stated this when he paid a condolence visit to the Son and Chairman Ugwunagbo Stakeholders Forum, Chief Chinwe Nwanganga at their country home Ihie in Ugwunagbo LGA further described the deceased as a remarkable woman that lived a very wonderful Christian life and impacted so much in the life of people of her community.
The Deputy Governor while noting that the death of a beloved mother can be a very devastating and traumatic experience irrespective of the age of departure urged the Nwanganga family to take heart as death is beyond the control of man and attributed her attaining the age of 99 years as a demonstration of God’s grace in her life.
He stated that the best way the bereaved family can sustain her sterling legacies is to ensure peaceful coexistence and unity amongst them and prayed God to give them the fortitude to bear the loss and that her soul will find peaceful repose in the God’s bossom
Responding on behalf of the family, the wife of the Chief mourner, Dr. Mrs. Lois Chinwe Nwanganga who described their mother’s death as a celebration of a fulfilled life, thanked God for blessing her with good health and an articulate mind even in old age and appreciated the Deputy Governor for taking pains to come and identify with them.
The Deputy Governor later Signed the Condolence register.
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