Chief Reuben Wilson Joins Dignitaries to Honour Late Madam Eno Okon Ukoh
Chief Reuben Wilson Joins Dignitaries to Honour Late Madam Eno Okon Ukoh
Chief Hon. Reuben C. Wilson, popularly known by his traditional title, The Ebimiewei I of Kolu-Ama Clan, on Friday joined family members, friends, associates, and other dignitaries at the funeral service of the late Madam Eno Okon Ukoh.
Elegantly dressed for the solemn occasion, Chief Wilson paid his last respects to the deceased, whose life was celebrated for her contributions to her family and community. His presence underscored his commitment to identifying with families during moments of grief and standing in solidarity with them in their time of mourning.
The funeral service attracted prominent personalities from different walks of life, including political leaders, traditional rulers, clergy, community stakeholders, and well-wishers who gathered to honour the memory of the late Madam Eno Okon Ukoh.
Speaking on the significance of the occasion, attendees described the late Madam Ukoh as a woman of virtue whose legacy of love, compassion, and service would continue to inspire future generations.
Chief Wilson offered prayers for the peaceful repose of the deceased and extended heartfelt condolences to the bereaved family, urging them to draw strength from the impactful life she lived and the cherished memories she left behind.
