It was a mournful mood as the body of the late former Chief Whip of the Delta State House of Assembly was laid to rest.
The late former Chief Whip of the Delta State House of Assembly, Hon. (Mrs) Beatrice Omawumi
The late former Chief Whip of the Delta State House of Assembly and
member representing the people of Warri South Constituency I,
Hon.(Mrs.) Beatrice Omawumi Udoh, Nee Asmah, has been laid to rest.
Tears flowed uncontrollable in Warri, Delta State as her remains was committed to mother earth.
Relatives, family members, political associates as well as
loyalists of the lawmaker wept profusely and uncontrollably as the
corpse arrived the Catholic Sacred Heart Cathedral for a requiem mass.
In attendance was the Delta State Governor, Arthur Ifeanyi Okowa
who paid his last respect while extoling the great virtues of the late
Hon. Beatrice Omawumi Udoh.
“Beatrice Omawumi Udoh was a legislator with a difference. She
contributed in no small measures to the peace we enjoy in the State with
the bills she sponsored and co-sponsored. She served her people with a
pure heart. We will greatly miss her impact in the state,” the governor said.
Also speaking, the Speaker of the Delta State House of Assembly,
Rt. Hon. Monday Ovwigho Igbuta, at a valedictory session yesterday at
the House of Assembly, Asaba described Hon. Omawumi Beatrice Udoh as a
“great lawmaker, a woman with mental power, political tact and
capacity.”
Igbuya said,” Udoh was not only influential but also
kind-hearted. Hon. Udoh touched so many lives while she lived. Hon. Udoh
excelled tremendously to the delight of Deltans.”
Igbuya also urged Deltans to emulate Udoh’s commitment to peace, development and her philanthropic spirit.
The requiem mass was attended by the wife of Delta State Governor,
Dame Edith Okowa, Barr. Kingsley Burutu Otuaro, Deputy Governor of Delta
State, Rt. Hon. Monday Ovwigho Igbuya, Speaker of the Delta State House
of Assembly as well as Justice Marshal Umukoro, Chief Judge of Delta
State.
The late lawmaker recently died at a London hospital at the age of fifty six due to cancer related diseases.
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