President of the Senate, Ahmad Lawan, has led a delegation of the Senate to the home of Senator Benjamin Uwajumogu in Abuja. Uwajumogu died on Wednesday in Abuja.

Lawan, who led the senate delegation along side Deputy Senate President, Ovie Omo-Agege and other principal officers, condoled with the late Senator’s wife, Helen Uwajumogu and other family members. Speaking at the occasion, Lawan said that the Senate will protect the ideals of late Senator Benjamin Uwajumogu which he stood for as a lawmaker representing Imo North Senatorial District at the National Assembly.

“We represent Nigerians. The responsibility of ensuring that our people are protected, supported and promoted will continue to be our guiding light and ideal, because this is something that he worked very hard for and believed in. “This delegation is a delegation from the Senate, and I want to assure this family that we will be in this grief with you, and when you arrange for the funeral, please let us be informed of the arrangements,” Lawan said.

The Senate President added that all through Uwajumogu’s sojourn in the Senate, he remained committed to serving Nigerians and her citizens. Other members of the Senate Leadership on the delegation were: Senate Leader, Yahaya Abdullahi; Senate Minority Leader, Enyinnaya Abaribe; Deputy Chief Whip, Aliyu Sabi Abdullahi, and Deputy Minority Whip, Sahabi Alhaji Ya’u.

Senators on the delegation were: Chairman, Senate Committee on Tourism, Rochas Okorocha; Chairman, Committee on Appropriations, Jibrin Barau; Chairman, Senate Committee on Judiciary, Human Rights and Legal Matters, Opeyemi Bamidele; Senator Aishatu Ahmed (APC, Adamawa Central), and Abdulfatai Buhari (APC, Oyo North).

https://www.dailytrust.com.ng/senate-president-visits-late-senator-uwajumogu-family.html

In quote, his colleague

Nasso

Bintin laye

RIP, I wish more RIP to the leaders of the Senate and their delegates .... Thieves .... Let all of them go and rest in peace so that Nigeria can live in peace

Nice1

God help us

Hmmm life!!!

Lesson for others

Ben uwajimogu was one of those bold characters who stood up to Rochas Okorocha when he wanted to impose his son in-law on the good people of Imo State. He disregarded party affiliation and spoke to power against Okorocha's mal-administration in Imo state.
History will be kind to Senator Benjamin Uwajumogu.
Rest on sir.

So na so my brother take go?

Hmmmm, RIP Bros
My condolences to the Uwajumogu's family, ndi umuihi and saviours Evangelical church.

Inside life

It is now end of the year...
Soon the so called men of God will come out with different prophecies.

He probably has a big plan for 2020 but his money & power couldn't stop the referee from blowing the final whistle on him. Thus I wonder what runs in the minds of those politicians already fighting over 2023.

Lyf na turn by turn

Uwajumogu didn't get to enjoy the Senate in peace despite being a 2 time senator. RIP

My condolence.

Our polithiefcians

It is well

Rubbish

These thieves only cares for themselves

Nothing for the common man...

A Senate that uses 36 billion to renovate a national assembly that cost 7 billion to construct

Okay

Absolute power belongs to God. RIP Senator.

May God rest his soul and comfort the bereaved family.

All his millions of naira has been left behind. After death of a rich man another battle begins on who owns what

Cant you see the emptiness of struggle for power and position?

Empty promises, Person wey Don die don die.

ile aiye asan

youngbabaj:
Him next of kin now, , go dey smile

did u know that this man borrowed more than 200 million naira from someone??