Prof. Ibe Commiserates With Sen. Nnamani Over The Death Of His Wife
The 2023 gubernatorial candidate of All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA) in Abia State and the founder of Gregory University Uturu Professor Gregory Ibe, commiserates with the former President of the Senate Senator Ken Nnamani over the death of his wife Mrs Jane Nnamani.
In a press release signed by Professor Ibe himself and made available to ALL FACTS NEWSPAPER, he conveyed a deep condolence to Senator Nnamani and to the entire Nnamani clan on the unexpected and very unfortunate misfortune that has befallen the family.
He prayed God to give Senator Nnamani sufficient courage and fortitude to bear the passage of his wife with phlegm and equanimity.
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His Excellency,
Distinguished Senator Ken Nnamani,
Former President of the Senate,
National Assembly.
Abuja
Your Excellency,
COMMISERATION
The unsettling social media report conveying news about the untimely death of your wife and soul mate, Mrs Jane Nnamani has left me in distraught, bewildered and totally devasted.
Let me therefore use this medium to convey sincere commiseration and deep condolences to you personally our dear leader, and the entire Nnamani clan on this unexpected and very unfortunate misfortune that has befallen your family.
It is my fervent prayer that the good Lord will grant you sufficient courage and fortitude to bear the passage of your wife with phlegm and equanimity, while I commit to offering sustained support especially as you navigate this painful tragic trajectory.
While tarrying in prayers for you, it is our daily intercession that your late wife Mrs Jane Nnamani obtains solace in the bosom of the Almighty.
Prof Gregory Ibe,PhD, OFR(Enyi Abia)
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