Chibuzor Mourns Eze Francis Igwe, Condoles Family of Ex-Ebonyi Deputy Governor

By Our Reporter

Canada-based philanthropist, Apostle Simon Chibuzor, has expressed condolences to the family of the late traditional ruler of Ndufu-Alike Autonomous Community in Ikwo Local Government Area of Ebonyi State, His Royal Highness, Eze Francis Eze Igwe.

Chibuzor, in a condolence message, described the monarch’s death as a painful loss to his immediate family, the Ndufu-Alike community, the Ikwo Noyo clan and Ebonyi State.

He noted that the late monarch occupied an important position in the community, particularly in preserving cultural heritage, upholding traditional values and promoting peaceful coexistence among the people.

According to him, the death of a traditional ruler of Eze Igwe’s standing represents a significant loss to the community, given the role traditional institutions play in fostering unity, resolving communal differences and supporting development.

Chibuzor extended his condolences to the bereaved royal family, particularly the children and relatives of the deceased, urging them to draw strength from the memories of their late patriarch.

He also urged the people of Ndufu-Alike and the wider Ikwo community to sustain the values of peace, unity and mutual respect associated with community life.

The philanthropist prayed for God’s comfort for the bereaved family and other mourners, while asking that the late monarch be granted eternal rest.

Eze Francis Eze Igwe was the traditional ruler of Ndufu-Alike Autonomous Community in Ikwo Local Government Area of Ebonyi State.

He was also the father of the state’s immediate past Deputy Governor, Dr Eric Kelechi Igwe.

His death has drawn condolences from individuals and institutions across the state.