The Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Ibari Ogwa Village, Chukwudi Ofoha, has reportedly passed away, leaving the community in shock and mourning.
Known for his contributions to the hospitality and entertainment industry, Ofoha’s impact through the iconic Ibari Ogwa Village remains significant.
His friend, ally, and popular Nigerian musician, Achara Man, reportedly revealed the news on his official Facebook page, which was confirmed by Ofoha’s lawyer, Barr. Pascal Onwukaike in a trending video.
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In his post, Achara Man alleged that Ofoha’s siblings had kept the news of his death a secret for nearly five months, writing:
“Ibariogwa passed away, and his siblings kept it secret for almost 5 months now. All they cared about was his properties. People are horrible. #SadIndeed.”
Achara Man also shared a heartfelt tribute, recalling one of Ofoha’s memorable quotes:
“My favourite Ibariogwa’s quote is ‘Do not bite the finger that fingers you.’ Rest in peace Mr. Chukwudi Ofoha. Odongo protocol. The CEO Ibariogwa Village.”
The revelation has sparked widespread reactions on social media, with many expressing grief and outrage over the circumstances surrounding the delayed announcement of Ofoha’s passing.
Further details about the circumstances of his death and funeral arrangements are yet to be officially confirmed. This is a developing story, and updates will follow as more information becomes available.
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