The Body of Special Advisers to the Executive Governor of Abia State, Dr Okezie Ikpeazu have paid a condolence visit to the Chief of Staff to the Governor, Dr ACB Agbazuere over the sudden departure of his beloved wife, Mrs Onyinyechi Agbazuere.
The delegation led by the Chairman of the Body, Chief Collins Nwakanma, on Wednesday, September 8, 2021, commiserated with the Chief of Staff and his family.
Speaking during the visit, Chief Nwakanma stated that it is only God who it is His will that Mrs Agbazuere should journey to the great beyond, can console the family which she left behind.
Nwakanma on behalf of the Body, prayed that God will console and take away the burden which death has incurred on the family.
He assured that the Advisers as a Body and individuals would answer to the call of the family when the need arises.
He also consoled the entire Isialangwa people on the irreparable loss of their daughter and wife and prayed God to grant everyone health, life and strength to carry the earthly burden.
Responding, ACB Agbazuere appreciated the Body for their solidarity, noting that death is an inevitable thing which no one knows when it would get to him or her.
Agbazuere while expressing sadness over the untimely demise of his wife who was sick for over 2 years, recalled going to her village where she was conferred with a Chieftaincy title- Adaukwu Ohuhu. She unfortunately died in less than 7 days after the conferment .
He however prayed God to remove untimely death from everyone.
Other Special Advisers at the visit include; Elder Vincent Ogbonna, (Special Adviser on Religious Matters) Engineer Ifeanyi Okongwu (Special Adviser on water resources), Princess Glad- Apugo Osoagbaka (Special Adviser on National Identity Matters/Ecosystem ), Uchechi Onyeama, (Special Adviser on Special Duties) Imo Mascot Obike (Secretary), among others.
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