The Speaker of Imo State House of Assembly, Rt. Hon. Benjamin
\nUwajumogu has expressed sadness over the sudden death of Mrs. Martha
\nJames Okoroma, the wife of Dr. James Okoroma (Ph.D) who died in a
\nghastly motor accident in Abuja.
\nSpeaker Uwajumogu made the remark while sympathizing with Dr. James
\nOkoroma\u00a0\u00a0over his wife\u2019s demise. Rt. Hon. Uwajumogu has described death
\nas a necessary end for all mortals but posits that Mrs. Martha James
\nOkoroma ought to have lived longer but for the unfortunate road
\naccident.<\/p>\n
Hear Mr. Speaker, \u201cI am indeed pained that one of the best writers
\nfrom Imo State, Dr. James Okoroma lost his dear wife in a car crash.
\nMrs. Martha Okoroma was a devout and hard working Christian who
\ncontibuted to the socio-economic and political development of women in
\nNigeria. May God Almighty grant her eternal rest and may the Lord also
\ngrant the family the fortitude to bear this irreparable loss. Amen\u201d.<\/p>\n
In a related development, Rt. Hon. Uwajumogu has described the
\ngruesome murder of Dr. Charles Nwosu, the Publisher of NATIONAL
\nSPARROW and NATIONAL TIMES Newspapers (as well as a retired director
\nof Central Bank of Nigeria CBN) as very unfortunate. He described Dr.
\nCharles Nwosu as a first class material who was recently inducted as a
\n\u201cFellow of the Chartered Administrations Institute (FCAI). Imo Speaker
\ntherefore called on the security agencies in the State to fish out the
\nkillers. \u201cI condole with the management of National Sparrow Newspapers
\nover this unfortunate loss. I also condole the Independent Publishers
\nAssociation Imo State Chapter over the gruesome murder of their
\ncolleague. May the Almighty God grant the people of Owerri West Local
\nGovernment Area of Imo State the fortitude to bear this loss. And may
\nthe soul of Chief (Dr.) Charles Nwosu (FCAI) rest in the bosom of the
\nLord\u201d. Mr. Speaker concluded.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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