Okwuofu Condoles Delta Governor’s Wife, Tobore Oborevwori Over Mother’s Demise

Okwuofu Condoles Delta Governor’s Wife, Tobore Oborevwori Over Mother’s Demise

Chief Nkem Okwuofu, renowned political leader in Delta State, has condoled Wife of the State Governor and First Lady of the State, Deaconess Tobore Oborevwori, over the death of her Mother, Madam Agnes Ayetoma Ataga.

Chief Okwuofu also condoled the State Governor, Rt. Hon. Sheriff Oborevwori saying that the Governor has indeed lost a great and loving Mother in-law.

Okwuofu in a statement on Monday, expressed her sentiment over the sad development of losing a loving Mother-in law, lamented that Madam Ayetoma Ataga would be greatly missed by the children, especially the wife of the State Governor, Deaconess Tobore Oborevwori and the dear Husband, Rt. Hon. Sheriff Oborevwori.

While praying for the repose of her soul, Chief Okwuofu prayed to God to give the First Lady, the Governor as well as other of her children, the fortitude to bear the demise of their Mother and urged them to be consoled for the fact that Madam Agnes Ayetoma lived an accomplished and fulfilled life.

“I received the news of the demise of your beloved Mother with deep sadness and a great sense of loss, knowing full well how deeply you and your beloved Husband, His Excellency, the Governor, will greatly missed her.

“It is always a very sad development losing such a lovely Mother, but I want you to be consoled for the basic fact that he spent her life well and brought you and your siblings up, instilling in you the fear of the Lord God Almighty, paving ways for His Love and Favour on you and your beloved husband.

“On behalf of my family, i expressed my deepest condolences and prayed God to give you and your husband the strength of mind to bear the pain and loss of your beloved Mother and Mother in-law. It is my sincere prayer to God to give her eternal peace and rest from her labour here on earth,” Chief Nkem Okwuofu wrote.

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