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Ajede Pays Condolence Visit to Family of Former Ukwuani Vice Chairman, Veronica Egbune
The Executive Chairman of Ukwuani Local Government Area, Barr. Solomon Possible Ajede, PhD, has paid a condolence visit to the family of the immediate past Vice Chairman of the council, the late Mrs. Veronica Egbune, at Amai, following her passing.
During the visit, Barr. Ajede expressed deep sadness over the loss of the former vice chairman, describing her as a dedicated public servant whose commitment to the growth and development of Ukwuani Local Government would remain unforgettable.
He said Mrs. Egbune’s years of service, leadership, and devotion to her community left an enduring legacy, adding that her contributions would continue to inspire future generations.
The council chairman extended his heartfelt condolences to the bereaved family and prayed for God to grant them the strength, comfort, and fortitude to bear the irreparable loss. He urged them to find solace in the impactful life she lived and the legacy she left behind.
Responding on behalf of the family, relatives thanked Barr. Ajede for personally visiting to mourn with them. They expressed appreciation for his prayers, kind words, and support, noting that his presence brought comfort during their difficult time.
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The condolence visit underscores Barr. Ajede’s commitment to standing with the people of Ukwuani in moments of grief and celebration, while promoting empathy, unity, and compassionate leadership across the local government.
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