Okey Anigbogu

Ngozi Anigbogu/Children and Dr Ifeanyi Oguchi,

May God give you all the peace of heart to bear the loss and the grace to forge ahead. Okey (Attra) - my friend and brother was a great man and will always remain in the bosom of our Lord. Take heart.

Uncle Okey was always a voice of wisdom for my siblings and I;

a support to mum at many times.

 

Aunty Ngozi - I know my God will shortly turn your mourning into dancing and your sorrow into joy.

Hang onto those joyful memories with Uncle. They will soothe in this time.

And hold on to the promises of God, which are Yes & Amen - They will give you hope for Tomorrow.

 

Psalm 68: 5

 A father to the fatherless, a defender of widows,
       is God in his holy dwelling.

 

Love

Ijay

I recall with nostalgia the days we were together at airport protocol,Lagos.You were such an ebulient person.We will not despair as those without hope,rest in peace.My sincere condolensces to the family.

Okey and I were together in the Perm Sec's Office in Abuja. Each work day, Okey would go round greeting colleagues and finding out how the weekend or previous day was spent. He was very easy to work with. He has now gone the way of all mortals. We commend his friendly soul to God and take consolation that he left photocopies of himself behind in his offspring.

To his lovely wife, Ngozi and promising children, please take heart. The Lord gives and the Lord takes away. Blessed be the great name of God. May He now look after you and give you the grace and fortitude to bear this huge loss. It shall be well.

May the Almighty God give the family the fortitude to bear this loss. May the Good Lord continue to sustain and protect the family, amen..

On behalf of myself and members of my family, I write to express our shock on the cold-blooded assassination of our dear Okey and to condole members of his family for this devastating loss. May his soul rest in peace and may the Lord give the family he left behind the fortitude and courage to bear the huge loss.

On behalf of the entire Asuzu family, accept our sincere condolences.Please understand that the irreplaceable loss you bear is shared by those who love and care about you all. May the good Lord give you, especially Mrs Ngozi Anigbogu & her Children, the fortitude to bear this adversity.

Okey Nwa Anigbo,

My heart aches from the news of your death.  I shudder to think that you are no longer with us.  You were a very good man, whom I am very proud and privileged to have known. My brother and friend, I miss you terribly.  I will forever treasure the memories of the times we spent together when you were in New York.  That was when I met you for the first time, married to my friend Ngozi.  It was very easy to know you.  Your unpretentious, humble, kind and buoyant nature was a real joy to encounter.  I remember when I used to spend a lot of weekends with your family.  At that time, I was single and jobless.  Not only did you and Ngozi open your doors to me, you also opened your pockets.  You would always see me off with substantial “pocket money”.  I would leave feeling like a school girl who had gone home from boarding school to visit with her senior brother.  Thank you, my big brother for your kindness and for always looking out for me. 

 

They may have cut you down physically, but your spirit is unassailable.  You will live on in your children and wife.  Your legacy will be kept alive by the wonderful family that you raised and the good company you kept.

 

Ngoo, you are a woman of faith.  Times like this test our faith, but you must remain strong and faithful.  God will be your strength and pillar.  Only He will comfort you and protect you and your four children.  I look at the wonderful family that you raised with Okey and feel very proud of you.  Odii, my goddaughter Nkem Oma-nma, Chineme, Oluchi, may the good Lord console you and give you wisdom to carry on.  Ngoo, please remain strong for the children and the rest of the family.  God will see you through.  The bond that my family and yours share will remain strong and unbroken. 

 

Farewell, I must bid you my friend Okey, though my heart is full of tears.  See you on the other side where we shall meet and part no more.

On behalf of the entire Anyoku family I pray that the noble soul of our dear Okey, finds peace and joy in Heaven.

To the Anigbogu & Oguchi Families,

 

It is with great sadness that we have learned of your devastating loss.

 

We must have faith in our Lord Almighty of his great plan for Mr. Okey.  May our God wrap his gracious arms around Miss Ngozi, her children, friends, and family to console their grieving hearts.

 

May you all have great pride in such a grand legacy bequethed by such a loved and respected man.  Look to each other and our creator for the strength to rise above this sorrowful time.

 

Please acccept our sincerest sympathies, tis such a despairing loss our world has suffered.

 

May God Bless Miss Ngozi, her children, and family.

Our Prayers stay with you.

 

Amber Hatch