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Edevbie Emmanuel Eulogises Lucky Aganbi, As He’s Laid To Rest In Eku
By Daniel Dafe
Edevbie Emmanuel has expressed deep sadness as Chief Lucky Aganbi, the eldest Son of Chief Godwin Aganbi was laid to rest on Saturday in Eku, Delta State.
Describing the deceased who died recently as a fearless Chief, Edevbie in a statement said Late Lucky was a typical example of ancient nationalist.
He continued: “He was the son of a great Dom, a hardworking son of Eku.”
“My Chief, my brother, as you journey to Mother Planet , may the Lord God Almighty grant you mercy entrance into His chambers of peace,” he said.
Narrating how he met him, he said: “I came across you lately at the Eku Traditional Council with spirit of fairness and as an upright man speaking without microphone, and I was told that you are the youngest Chief in Agbon Kingdom.”
He said: “Seeing your offspring today at their young age during the funeral, transformed me into a mode of tears.”
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“You left suddenly with a remarkable mark before another exit of Chief Policap Okpara, another fearless son of Eku and among the men of justice in Eku traditional Council of Chiefs. You both have placed Eku, your home into the saddest state of life. I know no one lives forever but not to see the exit of younger ones for the elders to bury,” he said.
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