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Governor Willie Obiano disclosed this when he paid a condolence visit to the family of the former Vice-president at his country home, Ezioko village, Oko in Orumba North Local Government Area.

The govetrnor, accompanied on the visit by his wife, Chief Mrs Ebelechukwu Obiano, was received by the junior brother of the late elder statesman and traditional ruler of Oko, Igwe Laz Ekwueme.Addressing newsmen after he gave his condolences to the family, Governor Obiano revealed that due to the personality of the deceased, the Committee will draw members from the five Southeastern states and beyond.

According to him, the committee will be charged with the responsibility of planning for the state on how to give the late Dr Ekwueme a befitting burial, whether or not the Federal Government provides assistance.
The Governor described the late elder statesman as a father, whom he shared very intimate relationship with, describing his demise as a great loss to the state and the country.

http://www.akelicious.com/2017/11/photosobiano-visits-late-vp-ekwuemes.html

Great...

When is Osinbajo signing his condolence register on behalf of the Federal government

Nonsense. You no fit help foot en bills on time make e go jand receive treatment. U deh form familiarity now e don die.

Nigerian government generally celebrate people in their death instead of lifetime. Such a shame.

See how simple a whole former VP of Nigeria's home is.

Shame on Buhari, IBB, Goodluck, Abacha, Gowon, Abdusalam and the rest living in mansions they never would have afforded if they hadn't use coup to become heads of state.

Ekwueme, posterity shall remember you and bless people for good in your name. RIP.

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See how simple a whole former VP of Nigeria's home is.

Shame on Buhari, IBB, Goodluck, Abacha, Gowon, Abdusalam and the rest living in mansions they never would have afforded if they hadn't use coup to become heads of state.

Ekwueme, posterity shall remember you and bless people for good in your name. RIP.

Have you seen the mansion he built in UK and elsewhere