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ONITSHA NORTH LEADERS UNITE IN TRIBUTE TO ACTRESS NWEJE AND LADY EKWEOGWU. (PHOTOS). #PRESS RELEASE.


 Onitsha North Leaders Unite in Tribute to Actress Nweje and Lady Ekweogwu


By Chioma Nwankwo,  Claribel Udah and Chika Obi 


Civic and political leaders from Onitsha North Local Government Area paid their respects at the funerals of two prominent community figures: Hollywood actress, late Mrs. Nkechi Nweje and a philanthropist, Lady Edna Justina Ekweogwu, mother of Sir Andy Ekweogwu, President General of the Onitsha Improvement Union.


Mayor Nweze Tony Nwora led the delegation, joined by Dr. Alex Obiogbolu, Special Adviser on Political Matters to Governor Charles Soludo, and Sir Okwy Maduekwe, APGA Chairman of Onitsha North LGA. The entourage also included Hon. Ejiofor Egwuatu, LGA Secretary; Hon. Tagbo Emodi, Chief of Staff to the Mayor; and APGA stakeholders Hon. Jonathan Ifeme and Hon. Asolo Obiekwe.


Ceremonies took place at the family homes on Obeleagu Street and Mba Road, where Mayor Nwora and his team offered prayers for the peaceful repose of the departed and extended heartfelt condolences to their loved ones. 


Addressing Sir Andy Ekweogwu and other grieving relatives, they urged reliance on faith and community ties to find comfort during this difficult period.


Their attendance underscored the administration’s commitment to standing with constituents in both triumph and tragedy, reinforcing bonds of unity and compassion across Onitsha North.


* Nwankwo,  Udah and Obi are of the Ministry of Information, Anambra State *

More photos below. 





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