The caretaker chairman of Port Harcourt City Local Government Area, Charles Paul is dead. He died this morning of an undisclosed illness.

He is not dead, he only slumped and not declared dead.

Even the governor was at Abar street this morning to pay his condolence, dude is dead.

Is that the reason for the chaos in Obi Wali Road/Rumuigbo Junction/Psychiatric Road axis since today?

Yes, the story is true. Charles Paul is a man loved by many in Phalga. Both APC and PDP sympathisers are all wailing and crying. because the guy is really a nice guy

May his soul rest in peace Amen

I am still in shock. I still can't believe the guy is dead. He was my classmate at Uniport Graduate School... in fact he only defended his masters degree thesis last month. you can hardly see a nicer Guy as he was somebody who gave respect to everybody both Junior and senior irrespective of social status. I just hope I will hear that it's only a hoax. God! what a life

REALLY?

And the bad guys lives on
What a world

macbeyland: I am still in shock. I still can't believe the guy is dead. He was my classmate at Uniport Graduate School... in fact he only defended his masters degree thesis last month. you can hardly see a nicer Guy as he was somebody who gave respect to everybody both Junior and senior irrespective of social status. I just hope I will hear that it's only a hoax. God! what a life

Honestly I am still in shock.. only two days ago, myself an a colleague called him to tell him that we will be coming to visit him tomorrow being Thursday to congratulate him on his appointment...Only for me to be informed by that friend that Charles is no more.... Charles was a colleague who being almost 10 years older than me would always use 'Sir' whenever he was addressing me or anybody, both Junior or senior, not minding his superiority both in terms of age and financial status. As a post graduate student, he was always in class attending lectures, doing all the research and writing all the examinations even when some would want to follow the easy way out in getting a post graduate degree.... Sadly, he never lived to see his result and reap the reward of his hard work as he only defended his thesis last month....May God grant his beloved soul eternal rest.

macbeyland:

Honestly I am still in shock.. only two days ago, myself an a colleague called him to tell him that we will be coming to visit him tomorrow being Thursday to congratulate him on his appointment...Only for me to be informed by that friend that Charles is no more.... Charles was a colleague who being almost 10 years older than me would always use 'Sir' whenever he was addressing me or anybody, both Junior or senior, not minding his superiority both in terms of age and financial status. As a post graduate student, he was always in class attending lectures, doing all the research and writing all the examinations even when some would want to follow the easy way out in getting a post graduate degree.... Sadly, he never lived to see his result and reap the reward of his hard work as he only defended his thesis last month....May God grant his beloved soul eternal rest.

This guy that I have quoted said many things about a guy that just passed on. What will be said of you and I when we pass on? Good or bad? What was said of Abacha when he passed on? How many of us here were part of the street celebration when Abacha's death was announced? How did we all feel and what did we say when Musa Yar'Adua's death was announced?

One day, in many years to come; my death will be announced, one day, in many years to come; your death too will be announced. What will people say about us?