The National President of Neo Black Movement of Africa, Olorugun Ese Kakor on Saturday paid a condolence visit to the Zonal chairman of the Movement in charge of Owerri, Imo State, Hon. Ordu Anthony Chidi (Madoka) over the death his wife, Mrs. Ordu Viviene Chioma.
She died during childbirth.
Commiserating with the bereaved husband, the NBM National President noted that it is a painful thing to lose one’s spouse especially with young kids to cater for, urging him to take heart.
He said the national leadership and indeed all members of the Movement are deeply touched over the passage of the Owerri Zonal President’s wife, urging the bereaved husband to take solace in the fact that his wife lived an impactful life that made meaning in the lives of many.
In his response, the bereaved chairman, Hon. Chidi (Madoka) expressed gratitude to the NBM of Africa national president and the entire leadership of the Movement for their visit, noting that it would go a long way in assuaging the pain in his heart.
He remarked that the passage of his wife though painful to him and the entire family is with submission to the will of God.
The national president also paid a condolence visit to the family of their late member, Hon. Kennedy Ezeogu, popularly known as MCK who also recently passed on.
He was a dedicated member of Owerri zone of the Movement before his death.
The national president pledged the support of the Movement to the bereaved families before, during and after the burial of their loved ones in line with their practice.
Those who accompanied him to the visits include members of Umuahia, Okigwe, Orlu zones and others.
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