Akwa ibom first Lady to be buried Nov 29

The family of the late First Lady of Akwa Ibom State, Pastor (Mrs) Patience Umo Eno, has formally announced her burial arrangements....CLICK HERE TO CONTINUE READING.>>

The burial is scheduled for 29th November 2024, with a funeral service at her country home in Ikot Ekpene Udo, Nsit Ubium LGA.

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Her husband, Governor Umo Eno, along with the bereaved family and the State Government, finalised these arrangements to honour her impactful life and enduring legacy.

The official announcement of her funeral was made on Friday by the Secretary to the State Government and Chairman of the Central Planning Committee, Enobong Uwah.

Uwah conveyed the family’s gratitude for the outpouring of love and support from across the nation.

We are deeply thankful for the overwhelming prayers, tributes, and comforting words during this profoundly difficult period,” Uwah stated.

He encouraged friends and well-wishers to join the family in the series of planned events to honour Pastor Patience Eno’s life.

The PUNCH Online had earlier reported her death on 26th September 2024.

Pastor Patience Eno passed away, leaving a legacy of compassion and faith that touched many lives throughout Akwa Ibom State and beyond.

Known for her dedication to her faith and community, her sudden passing has left a palpable void.

Eno, in an emotional tribute, said, “My wife was not only my partner but a pillar of strength for our family and the people of Akwa Ibom. Her compassion and devotion were unmatched, and she will be dearly missed.”

In memory of her commitment to service, a week of events has been planned, beginning with the opening of the Mourning House on 20th November 2024, followed by condolence visits until 26th November 2024.

On 22nd November, a Night of Worship and Tributes will be held at the International Christian Worship Centre, Uyo, to reflect on her life’s impact, with songs of worship and heartfelt messages from those she inspired.

SSA-ICT, Dr. Frank Ekpenyong, noted, “Her Excellency was a beacon of hope to many, and this night of worship is a small testament to the light she brought to countless lives.READ FULL STORY HERE>>>CLICK HERE TO CONTINUE READING>>>