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Late Angela Onwaeze Laid To Rest Amidst Tears
By Austine Enunwa
The Late Princess Angela Onwaeze was on Thursday laid to rest at her country home, Onicha Ugbo in Aniocha North local government. Of Delta State.
Until her sudden death, the late Angela was Senior Special Assistant to Governor Ifeanyi Okowa attached to Girl Child Empowerment, Government House, Asaba.
She died in in ghastly motor accident while monitoring empowerment program in Sapele/Jesse environs.
Speaking to journalists shortly after the body was laid to rest, the PDP Chairman, Aniocha North Local Government, Dr Charles Ochei, described her as a dependable ally who was faithful, and a loyal party member.
The party boss, who expressed his sadness over her demise, said that the late Angela brought international donors to fight HIV and to support the council for developmental projects through NPP3 when she was appointed supervisory councillor for health in the council in the year 2008.
Dr Chares advised the family members and the children she left behind to take heart, and be consoled that their mother lived an exemplary life while on earth, and prayed that those living should fulfill their destiny before death comes because everyone must die one day.
Dignitaries that came to pay the last respect to the late PDP faithful, including, Mr Ifeanyi Egwuyenga, the Hon, Commissioner for Youths, Hon Kevin Okwechime, Chairman Aniocha North Local Government, Hon Jaunty Okudi, former chairman, Aniocha north, and Sir, Charles Ogedi, SSA to the Governor on Project Monitoring. amongst others.
The politician died at 54.
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