DR. BEATRICE IGWE, WARD LEADER OF OKPOMA, COMMISERATES WITH APC PARTY FAITHFULS OVER LOSS OF LOVED ONES

The Honourable Commissioner for Housing, Cross River State, Dr. Beatrice Igwe, led a condolence visit as an APC Family to two bereaved party members in Okpoma, offering her heartfelt sympathies following the passing of their loved ones.

Dr. Igwe visited Oba, Okpoma, where she commiserated with Mr. Gabu and his family over the loss of his wife. She joined family members, friends, and party faithfuls in paying their last respects and offered prayers for the peaceful repose of the deceased. As a gesture of support and compassion, the Commissioner also presented a cash gift to the family.

In the same vein, Dr. Igwe visited Olachor, Okpoma, where she sympathized with Mr. Odi Omagu and his family over the passing of his sister. She encouraged the family to remain strong in faith during this difficult time and supported them with a cash gift.

The condolence visits were carried out as an APC Family, demonstrating unity, solidarity, and party support for members in moments of grief. The Commissioner was accompanied on the visits by Sir Francis Peters, KSJI, Board Director, Cross River State Internal Revenue Service; Hon. Joseph Oluoho; Princess Victoria Offoboche; Engr. Cosmas Ekawu; Wonah Godwin Ogbudu; Ogbor Boniface Ogbu; Elijah Okache; Cyril Ekpo; Prince David Alaga; Cecilia Malachy; Odey Joseph Ogbor; Isaac Oko Ihieje; Ohiero Joseph; Theophilus Odey Alela; Friday Okwori, and other associates.

Dr. Igwe emphasized the importance of standing with one another during trying times, noting that such visits reflect compassion, unity, and community spirit within the party.

Her presence was warmly received by the families and party faithfuls, who appreciated her support and identification with them in their time of loss. She prayed for the peaceful repose of the departed souls and asked God to grant the families the strength to bear the irreparable losses.

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