The Agu Bende Movement, under the leadership of Dr. Silas Eke, represented Chief Iheanyi Frank Chinasa in a moving tribute to Deaconess Mercy Ugboaja, mother of NLC General Secretary Comrade Emmanuel Ugboaja. This gesture highlighted the deep respect and solidarity shared with the Ugboaja family during their time of mourning.
In a profound display of respect and solidarity, the Agu Bende Movement, led by Dr. Silas Eke, paid their last respects to Deaconess Mercy Ugboaja, the late mother of Comrade Emmanuel Ugboaja, General Secretary of the Nigerian Labour Congress (NLC). The delegation, representing Chief Iheanyi Frank Chinasa, known as Agu Bende, visited Amaohoro Nkpa to join other dignitaries and well-meaning Nigerians in bidding a heartfelt farewell to the esteemed matriarch.
Deaconess Mercy Ugboaja was widely recognized for her unwavering devotion to her family and community. Her life of service left an indelible mark on those who knew her, making her passing a significant loss not only to her immediate family but to the broader community as well. The presence of the Agu Bende Movement at her funeral was a testament to the deep connections and respect that transcend familial ties, reflecting the unity and shared values within the community.
Chief Iheanyi Frank Chinasa’s decision to send a delegation led by Dr. Silas Eke underscored his commitment to supporting the Ugboaja family during their time of mourning. This gesture highlighted the strong bond between Chief Chinasa and Comrade Emmanuel Ugboaja, as well as the respect he holds for the late Deaconess Mercy Ugboaja.
During the visit, Dr. Eke conveyed Chief Chinasa’s heartfelt condolences and expressed the Agu Bende Movement’s solidarity with the Ugboaja family. He acknowledged the profound impact Deaconess Ugboaja had on those around her and emphasized the importance of honoring her legacy through continued acts of service and community support.
The Agu Bende Movement’s tribute resonated deeply within the community, serving as a reminder of the values of respect, unity, and compassion that define the movement. As the community gathered to celebrate the life of Deaconess Mercy Ugboaja, the presence of the Agu Bende delegation was a comforting assurance that her legacy would continue to inspire and guide those she left behind.
