₦airaland Forum

One of the unsurpassed PDP Governorship Aspirants in the forthcoming November 2021 Anambra Gubernatorial poll, Dr. Godwin Maduka has visited Senator Ike Ekweremadu to express his condolence and sympathise with his family over the recent loss of Late Chief Mathias Ekweremadu. According to reports, Dr. Godwin Maduka and his team paid a condolence visit to Senator Ike Ekweremadu, a Chieftain of the People's Democratic Party and Senator representing Enugu West Senatorial District over the loss of his brother Chief Mathias.


On arrival, Dr. Godwin Maduka sympathised with Sen. Ike Ekweremadu and the entire Ekweremadu Family for pitiful loss of Chief Mathias Ekweremadu. He asked God to provide for members of the family, the courage to manage the memories of their unforgettable brother, Uncle, Father and Friend.


While reacting to the visit by Dr. Godwin Maduka and his Team, Sen Ekweremadu thanked them for the condolence visit, especially during this busy times as he is in preparation as an Aspirant in the forthcoming Governorship elections in Anambra state. Sen Ekweremadu further appreciated Godwin Maduka for sympathising with his family.


Speaking with Dr. Godwin Maduka, moments after his visit to Senator Ike Ekweremadu, he extenaively reiterated his commendment on the leadership capacity, administrative experience and earnest contributions of Senator Ike Ekweremadu in the red chambers of the National Assembly, especially in areas of promoting democracy and preserving the integrity of the People Democratic Party in Nigeria.

Great

AlexReports:
Great

I know say na more pictures but abeg reduce am oooo...We no get MB, country hard.

Our condolences oooo, Ekweremadu.

AlexReports:
One of the unsurpassed PDP Governorship Aspirants in the forthcoming November 2021 Anambra Gubernatorial poll, Dr. Godwin Maduka has visited Senator Ike Ekweremadu to express his condolence and sympathise with his family over the recent loss of Late Chief Mathias Ekweremadu. According to reports, Dr. Godwin Maduka and his team paid a condolence visit to Senator Ike Ekweremadu, a Chieftain of the People's Democratic Party and Senator representing Enugu West Senatorial District over the loss of his brother Chief Mathias.


On arrival, Dr. Godwin Maduka sympathised with Sen. Ike Ekweremadu and the entire Ekweremadu Family for pitiful loss of Chief Mathias Ekweremadu. He asked God to provide for members of the family, the courage to manage the memories of their unforgettable brother, Uncle, Father and Friend.


While reacting to the visit by Dr. Godwin Maduka and his Team, Sen Ekweremadu thanked them for the condolence visit, especially during this busy times as he is in preparation as an Aspirant in the forthcoming Governorship elections in Anambra state. Sen Ekweremadu further appreciated Godwin Maduka for sympathising with his family.


Speaking with Dr. Godwin Maduka, moments after his visit to Senator Ike Ekweremadu, he extenaively reiterated his commendment on the leadership capacity, administrative experience and earnest contributions of Senator Ike Ekweremadu in the red chambers of the National Assembly, especially in areas of promoting democracy and preserving the integrity of the People Democratic Party in Nigeria.

RIP sir

this ekwermadu sef, shey na every year ur brother dey die

you mean political commensurate huh.........

It looks like they told Dr Maduka that if he can make his every outing feature on Nairaland, he will become Governor.

Should we tell him the truth?
Should we?
There are lots of people that are ready to lie to you that with your popularity, you can even become President of Nigeria.

Nwanne, ya emekwa na gi voom na-anya.

You are not popular in Anambra state, you are not even popular on Nairaland despite how much you've now been forced down our throats.
Please return to the United States with your money.

It will be unfair that you spend all this money and when the election results come out, you'd be as sober as someone drunk on expired Hero beer.

Death is inevitable r I p

OK

commiserate abeg

OP the right word is

commiserates

sorry

The Next Anambra state Governor.

Op it's Commiserate not commensurate. Change it ASAP

Potbelly United ...

Commensurate asin come menstruate abi wetin OP mean ?

OP please change that thing from COMMENSURATE to COMMISERATE.

Yeah mehn...

CheedyJ:
Potbelly United ...

Commensur-what

Potbelly geng

COMMENSURATE and mod push am like that to the frontpage.

AlexReports:
One of the unsurpassed PDP Governorship Aspirants in the forthcoming November 2021 Anambra Gubernatorial poll, Dr. Godwin Maduka has visited Senator Ike Ekweremadu to express his condolence and sympathise with his family over the recent loss of Late Chief Mathias Ekweremadu. According to reports, Dr. Godwin Maduka and his team paid a condolence visit to Senator Ike Ekweremadu, a Chieftain of the People's Democratic Party and Senator representing Enugu West Senatorial District over the loss of his brother Chief Mathias.


On arrival, Dr. Godwin Maduka sympathised with Sen. Ike Ekweremadu and the entire Ekweremadu Family for pitiful loss of Chief Mathias Ekweremadu. He asked God to provide for members of the family, the courage to manage the memories of their unforgettable brother, Uncle, Father and Friend.


While reacting to the visit by Dr. Godwin Maduka and his Team, Sen Ekweremadu thanked them for the condolence visit, especially during this busy times as he is in preparation as an Aspirant in the forthcoming Governorship elections in Anambra state. Sen Ekweremadu further appreciated Godwin Maduka for sympathising with his family.


Speaking with Dr. Godwin Maduka, moments after his visit to Senator Ike Ekweremadu, he extenaively reiterated his commendment on the leadership capacity, administrative experience and earnest contributions of Senator Ike Ekweremadu in the red chambers of the National Assembly, especially in areas of promoting democracy and preserving the integrity of the People Democratic Party in Nigeria.

Kukuma write menstruate!

Commiserate?

Yeah mehn...

Daddyvibez:
Potbelly geng

e good nah