Sapele council boss, councilors, NULGE, others condole families of Fredrick, Charles Obule

Sapele council boss, councilors, NULGE, others condole families of Fredrick, Charles Obule

By Queen Stephanie Ikanone Odiete

The Executive Chairman of Sapele Local Government Council, Chief Eugene Inoaghan led councillors, supervisors, NULGE and other staff members of the council to pay a condolence visit to the families of Late Chief Fredrick Obule and Late Chief Barr Charles Ufuoma Obule on Monday July 31st at their respective residence in Sapele.
Reacting to the death of the two brothers, the council boss said, "the death of Chief Fredrick Obule and Chief Barr Charles Ufuoma Obule is a big loss to the Okpe Kingdom. They have contributed immensely to the growth and development of Sapele.
Eugene Inoaghan at their respective residence described the two brothers as fathers, patriot, and great chiefs of the Okpe Kingdom.
Their sojourn on earth remains a huge blessing to humanity, "they were among the very special people who made significant and indelible contributions to the growth of Sapele", he said.
Endeavor to put us in the picture as soon as a date is fixed for their burial ceremony respectively, Sapele Local Government Council would want to be a part of it and play a key role, he said.
Responding to the chairman's speech, Dr Jennifer Obule Akhile said, "I thank you all for coming to share in our sorrow, we would surely send an invitation to Sapele Council as soon as the family concludes on a date to bury my late father. I thank you all for coming once again and I pray that the good Lord grants you all journey mercies as you go back to your respective homes".

In the same vein, Mr Ese Roy Obule, son to Late Chief Fredrick Obule, said, "my father passed away because he could not contain the death of his younger brother, Chief Barr Charles Ufuoma Obule, he kept on wailing and saying that his pillar of support was gone, his Blood Pressure (BP) rose up to 285 when he was examined by a doctor and few minutes later, he gave up the ghost. We cannot question God for the death of my father and uncle. 

"I thank you Chairman Eugene and your entourage for coming to share in our grief, your coming means alot to us and we are grateful sir. As soon as we fix a date for my father's burial, I will endeavour to let you know chairman sir", he added.

Members of council in chairman's entourage include Hon Felix Ayemidejor, Hon Jimmy Eta, Hon Francis Okpigben, Hon Stanley Kogoro, Hon Nasiru Ado, Hon Rex Ogbakpa, Hon Richard Ogirisen, Hon Peter Eferurie Adjemiyotan, Hon Lucky Tiro, Hon Ovo Abeke, Rt Hon Churchill Ayomanor, Hon Henry Temisan, Hon Duke Azan, Hon Azu,  Hon Chief Mrs Caroline Okpako, Hon Lucky Ajamikoko, Hon Excellent Avwigborighe, Engr Mike Okotie, Mrs Florence Mujakperuo, Mr Ese Egigba, Dr David Oghenekevwe, Mr Felix Agbone, Mrs Mercy Igeyen, and a host of other council staff.

Popular posts from this blog

AKPOJARO TASKS CORPORATE ORGANISATIONS TO KEY INTO MENTAL HEALTH, PHYSICAL FITNESS OF INDIVIDUALS

Image
AKPOJARO TASKS CORPORATE ORGANISATIONS TO KEY INTO MENTAL HEALTH, PHYSICAL FITNESS OF INDIVIDUALS BY MAGNUS EMUJI Corporate  Organisations and well meaning individuals have  been called upon  to key into any project that would  enhance the mental health and physical fitness of every individual as well as reward their performances. The founder of Princeton Akpojaro Running Enterprise, Mr. Princeton Akpojaro made the call in Asaba during the third edition of Secondary School and second edition of  adults 10 kilometres race in Asaba. Mr. Akpojaro, who said that the initiative was aimed at growing long distance race at the grassroots level with a view to catching them young , adding that there was several benefits one could gain from such race. He stated that the race would enable individuals to know their fitness status, noting that the race was for secondary school students, adults and civil servants. Mr. Akpojaro stated that  particip...
Read more

Inoaghan reads riot act to cultist**...vows to deal with anyone involve

Image
*Inoaghan reads riot act to cultist* *...vows to deal with anyone involve* Chairman of Sapele local government area of Delta State, Hon Eugene Inoaghan has condemned in strongest terms, the recent shooting in the town by some persons allege to be cultists and called on all residents to cooperate with the security agencies to unmask the criminals behind the heinous crime. In a statement signed by the Chairman yesterday, Inoaghan urged the security agencies to intensify their surveillance over the town and pledged the commitment of his administration to support all measures that would restore normalcy to residents of the town. “The recent development should be condemned by well meaning Sapele people" insisting that security should be everyone's responsibility    "As a government whose primary responsibility is the protection of lives and property as well as the welfare of it's residents, i urge all Sapele people to partner with us and report to security agen...
Read more

Oborevwori ready to hit the ground running on May 29 - PDP Spokesperson

Image
Oborevwori ready to hit the ground running on May 29 - PDP Spokesperson ...Says Governor-Elect 'll be accessible, priotize entrepreneurial skills acquisition As Delta State incoming governor, Rt Hon Sheriff Francis Oborevwori, is strategically warming up to assume office on May 29, Deltans are eager to know what he would do differently from day one, as the state transit from one style of leadership to another. Speaking on Saturday at a public affairs radio programme monitored across the State,  Spokesperson of Delta State Campaign Council of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Olorogun Fred Latimore Oghenesivbe Esq, said Oborevwori will hit the ground running from day one, and assured that key priority areas of the  administration within the first 100 days may be highlighted at the inaugural address on May 29. He disclosed that the Governor-Elect is busy at the moment fine-tuning the M.O.R.E agenda masterplan that will obviously advance Delta through Meaningful Deve...
Read more