A former board member of the National Films and Video Censors Board (NFVCB), Chief Princess Monica Uche Ottah, has paid her respects to the late Udumeze of Ohafia, His Royal Paramountcy, Prof. E. U. L. Imaga.
In a statement released on Wednesday, Chief Monica expressed her shock and sadness at the news of Prof. Imaga’s demise, describing it as a significant loss to the people of Ohafia and Abia.
Prof. Imaga’s funeral is scheduled to take place on July 6th, 2024.
Chief Monica fondly recalled the honor bestowed upon her by Prof. Imaga, who conferred a chieftaincy title of ADA KA IBEYA of Ohafia Ancient Kingdom upon her in recognition of her philanthropic efforts. She remembered his kindness and generosity, and the impact he had on her life.
Condolences and Message of Hope
Chief Monica extended her condolences to the people of Ohafia Udumeze and the Imaga family, encouraging them to find solace in the lasting legacy of Prof. Imaga. She urged them to hold onto hope, knowing that they will reunite with him in the future. She also prayed for eternal rest for his soul.
Prof. Imaga’s contributions to his community and his leadership will be deeply missed, but his legacy will continue to inspire and motivate those who know him.
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