Former Governor of Abia State and Chief Whip of the Senate, Senator Orji Kalu has expressed sadness over the passing of former Justice of the Court of Appeal, Justice Abai Ikwechegh.
Describing the deceased as a forthright, bold, and incorruptible jurist, Kalu stressed that the demise of Justice Ikwechegh is a big loss to the judicial profession and Nigeria at large.
While admonishing members of the Ikwechegh family to uphold the good deeds of their late patriarch, the former Governor noted that the deceased demonstrated discipline, integrity, and dedication in all his endeavours.
In a condolence message, Kalu stressed that the late jurist lived a fulfilled life worthy of emulation by members of the bar and bench.
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He said, “On behalf of the people of Abia North Senatorial District, I convey my sincere and heartfelt condolences to Chief (Mrs) Mary Ikwechegh over the demise of her husband and former Justice of the Court of Appeal, Justice Abai Ikwechegh.
“The late Jurist was a man of honour in all ramifications.
“He was forthright, selfless, and incorruptible.
“The late Justice Ikwechegh upheld the tenets of his profession.
“He lived an exemplary life anchored on justice, fairness, and equity.
“The late statesman will be remembered for his contributions to jurisprudence in Nigeria.”
Kalu prayed to God to rest the soul of Justice Ikwechegh and give his family the fortitude to bear the irreplaceable loss.
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