Late Chief Emmanuel Nkole, Irreplaceable Lost Gold — Isiugwu Ohafia Youths

The Executives of Isiugwu Ohafia Youths Association have unarnimously described Late Chief Emmanuel Nkole, the late father of the member representing Arochukwu/Ohafia Federal Constituency, Rt. Hon. Uko Nkole as an irreplaceable lost gold to the Constituency in its entirety and the nation in general.

Speaking during their condolence visit to the bereaved, Rt. Hon. Nkole, today, at his Ozu Abam country home, Mr. Akanu Oleh Kalu, the Youth leader and the leader of the Delegates amidst sympathy pointed out that the death of the Legend, Late Chief Nkole which regrettably occurred on 24th December, 2019 at the age of 79 had created a vacuum that could scarcely be replaced the sand of time.

Delivering his condolence message on behalf of the Delegates and the entire Isiugwu Ohafia Youths, Mr. Akanu Oleh Kalu, without mincing words described Late Chief Nkole as “a gentleman, community leader, lover of God and humanity who empowered and contributed immensely to the growth and development of many youths and women.

“And especially the indigent ones in areas of empowerment, payment of school fees to students in various primary, secondary and higher institutions.

” Late Chief Emmanuel Nkole has left a vacuum which will be difficult to replace. We pray to God to grant his soul eternal rest and give the family the strength to bear the loss. Also, we thank God he raised a son in Hon. Uko Nkole who has attained a great height in the society and has towed the line of his late father in philanthropy and good representation”, he concluded.

Responding, Rt. Hon. Nkole thanked the group for their commiseration visit, as he prayed to God to grant them journey mercies back to their various abodes.

Rt. Hon. Nkole who extolled the leadership of Isiugwu Youths for their dexterity exhibited in the discharge of their duties, also used the medium to reassure his unrelenting commitment to the Youths towards ensuring the rehabilitation of the dilapidated popular ISIUGWU BRIDGE.