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Ogbonnaya Onu’s Remains Moved To Mortuary In Abuja
The body of the late former Governor of Abia State and former Minister for Science and Technology, Dr Ogbonnaya Onu, has now been moved to a mortuary in Abuja.
Sources revealed that Onu has been ill before the APC National Convention in 2023 where he protested the ill treatment of Igbos by the APC.
He is said to have refused to go overseas for treatment.
Family source say Onu has a poor eating habit as he would stay for days without food despite his deteriorating health condition.
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Friends and families have been trooping his Asokoro home to pay condolences.
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