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Bighoro Buries Mother In-law In Grand Style
By Ambrose Ologide
The President of Essi College Old Students Association ( ECOSA ) Worldwide, Olorogun Sylvester Bighoro has buried his mother in-law, Mrs Elizabeth Edijana Ashoro in funfair.
The event which took place at the ancient Agbon Kingdom community of Okurekpo in Ethiope East Local Government Area of Delta State last weekend attracted a lot of distinguished personalities from far and near.
Bighoro was accompanied by a galaxy of who is who in ECOSA, relations and well-wishers to the event.
The epoch making event featured live English and Urhobo sensational musicians, orators , cultural dancers , including the Udje Aladja , Emah ( royal dancers ) of Ughelli, Ikenike among others.
High point of the event was the customary inlaw greetings by Olorogun Sylvester Bighoro to his wife and his wife ‘ s family.
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This was followed by several traditional canon shots.
Olorogun Sylvester Bighoro who spoke to newsmen shortly after the ceremony stated that nothing will be too much to do to honour his mother in-law who he said gave birth to his darling wife Chief ( Mrs ) Helen Bighoro.
Bighoro who bears the exalted title of Erere ( gain ) of Olomu Kingdom, remarked that his late mother in-law truly cared for her loved ones.
“I miss her motherly advice and the care she showed towards me, ” he added
While the wife of Olorogun Bighoro, Chief ( Mrs) Helen Bighoro who also spoke to newsmen, remarked that her late mother loved education and that she always wanted the best for children.
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