Ohanaeze consoles Ikpeazu over death Ikonne, sues for peace | The Guardian Nigeria News - Nigeria and World News

The apex Igbo socio-cultural organization, Ohanaeze Ndigbo worldwide, has expressed grief on the passage of the Abia PDP Governorship candidate, Professor Uche Eleazar Ikonne.

Ohanaeze Ndigbo mourned the unfortunate death of the PDP Governorship Candidate in Abia state, and Ndigbo has extolled the exemplary and outstanding virtues of the deceased while alive.

In a statement yesterday, Mazi Okechukwu Isiguzoro, Secretary-General Ohanaeze Ndigbo Worldwide, said the pan-Igbo organization noted the immense contributions, ideas, and also the uncommon roles of Professor Uche Ikonne in the Medical profession, academic development, and stability of Abia state, and the entire southeast, he will be greatly missed, and his peaceful disposition earned him numerous appointments including Rector Abia State Polytechnic Aba, 7th Vice-Chancellor of Abia State University Ututu and the PDP ticket for the Abia Guber elections

Ohanaeze further grieved that Professor Ikonne died at a time his vast and rich wealth of experience lofty ideas, his wise counselling are also needed towards consolidating numerous monumental giant strides achieved by Governor Okezie Ikpeazu-led administration in the past seven years in Abia state

According to the Igbo ethnic nationality organization, “Ohanaeze Ndigbo call on the Government of Abia state to immortalize late Professor Ikonne for his patriotism and unquantifiable sacrifices

And we equally want to use this medium to call on the state government to honour this great gentleman with an organized befitting burial interment for his supportive sacrifices.

The apex Igbo group however, consoled the Ikonne family, the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) Abia State, the Government, and the people of Abia state on the shocking demise of this worthy Igbo Leader, while praying to God to grant the deceased peaceful rest and offer the late Professor Uche Ikonne family fortitude to bear the huge loss.

Source: guardian.ng