Appreciation message from Nnaah’s family.
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After the successful burial of late Mrs Irene IfinibieFannahs, the entire Fannahs (Nnah) Family of Azuokorie, Umuwa, Ohuru, AzuminiNdoki, Ukwa East Local Government Area, Abia State, has expressed profound gratitude to all who stood by the family during the burial ceremony of their beloved mother, Late Mrs. Irene IfinibieFannahs (Nnaah) Nee Nwulu whose life snapped for a period of 81 years. (1945-2026). Late Mrs. Fannahs was laid to rest on Friday, October 24th, 2026 in her country home in Abia State. She was the mother-in-law of High Magnus IheanochoAgara, a prominent businessman and a popular philanthropist who hails from AmurieOmanze in Isu LGA Imo State.
In an appreciation message signed by Uchendu Nnah on behalf of the family, the family sincerely thanked everyone who travelled from near and far to mourn with them. The family specifically thanked relatives, in-laws, friends, neighbours, colleagues, church members, associates and well-wishers for putting aside their commitments to stand with them at their painful moment.
The family also expressed special gratitude to those who called, sent messages, visited, prayed and offered words of comfort, noting that every gesture, no matter how small, touched their hearts. According to the statement, the presence of sympathizers at their mother’s final journey was a beautiful reflection of the love and respect they had for her and for the family. The Fannahs family prayed that God Almighty, who sees every act of kindness, will reward everyone abundantly, protect them and their loved ones, and grant them long life, good health, peace and prosperity. The family stated that as they continue to mourn and cherish the beautiful memories their mother left behind, they take comfort in knowing that she was loved and remembered by so many.
Umuaka Times reports that the burial attracted condolence messages from over 24 prominent individuals and corporate bodies including Sen. Anyim Pius Anyim, Rt. Rev. Benjamin Okeke, Hon. Justice Chinyere Amadi, traditional rulers, members of Imo State House of Assembly, Halliburton Energy Services, UBA Plc and Polaris Bank Limited, among others.
