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Wife of Abia Chief Judge Buries Mother In Imo – NewsTrack Nigeria
26th April 2025
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Wife of Abia Chief Judge Buries Mother In Imo

Wife of Abia Chief Judge Buries Mother In Imo



BY EMMANUEL MGBEAHURIKE, Owerri

The Wife of Chief Judge of Abia State and Communication Officer , UNICEF, Mrs Ijeoma Onuoha- Ogwe, has buried her mother, late Lady Eunice Nwangwa Osuji.

The funeral of late Lady Eunice Nwangwa Osuji (nee Amanze) took place at her husband’s compound, Umuokpo, Amumara, Ezinihitte Mbaise local government area of Imo State, where she was laid to rest.

She said her mother lived God- filled life as a believer and soldier of the Christian faith. She added that her mother baptized all her children in the Anglican Church where they grew to become communicants and devoted christians. “Da Yeena left an impeccable testimony of uprightness and lived a contented life and left a legacy of humility in them and humanity”, she said.

During a requiem service, at St John’s Anglican Church, Amumara, Ezinihitte Mbaise, the officiating minister, Ven JOJ Ezeji JP said God will wipe out tears of those who are anguished and in sorrow as he urged all to live uprightly to be able to make heaven.

“The lamb which is in the midst of the throne shall feed them, and shall lead them unto living fountains of waters: and God shall wipe away all tears”. The Venerable urged all to live a life worthy of emulation.

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