Abia Gov Ikpeazu In Deep Shock

Abia State Government has announced the death of Chief Ukpai Agwu Ukpai, the Deputy Chief of Staff, to Governor Okezie Ikpeazu.

A statement issued and signed by the State’s Commissioner for Information, John Okiyi Kalu said Ukpai died after a brief illness on Tuesday.

“It is with sadness and a deep sense of loss that Abia State Government wishes to announce the death of Chief Ukpai Agwu Ukpai, PhD, Deputy Chief of Staff, Office of the Governor, who passed on in the early hours of today after a brief illness.

“Abia State Governor, Dr Okezie Ikpeazu, is in deep shock as he mourns the untimely exit of Chief Ukpai who has been a long term associate, friend and irreplaceable partner in progress. He will be sorely missed by everyone in Government in particular and Abians in General.

“Our sincere condolences go to the immediate family, people of Ohafia LGA and the good people of Abia State.”

Ikpeazu also asked God to grant the bereaved family the fortitude to bear the loss.

Source: dailypost.ng

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

+ 53 = 62
Powered by MathCaptcha

You May Also Like

Gov Diri Tells NDDC Why States Should Be Consulted On Projects

the NDDC Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer, Dr. Samuel Ogbuku, and his management team paid him a courtesy visit

Mercy Corps Partners MoMo Agent To Deliver Cash Transfers To Vulnerable Households In Yobe, North-East Nigeria

Mercy Corps Partners MoMo Agent To Deliver Cash Transfers To Vulnerable Households…

“Momentum Of Positive Change Would Persist” – Aiyedatiwa Assures Ondo Residents

Every effort, every endeavor will be directed towards the betterment of our communities and the upliftment of every citizen

APC National Convention: Gov Bago Officially Launches Digital Media Sub-Committee

Delivering a presentation to the committee, Otega Ogra, SSA to the President on New Media, who serves as Secretary of the sub-committee, outlined strategic focus areas to guide the team’s operations