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Ace Broadcaster, Joe Anumati Dies As Ochor Condoles With Family
The Deputy Speaker, Delta State House of Assembly, Rt Hon Ochor C. Ochor has expressed shock at the death of Mr Joe Anumati, an ace broadcaster, who died Monday February I, 2022.
The Deputy Speaker, during a condolence visit to the family at Obiaruku, on February 2, 2022, described late Joe Anumati as the pride of Ndokwa nation, stating that at any point, his love for the people and culture of Ndokwa is never hidden.
He said the late broadcaster was always happy to associate with projects that will promote the development of the area.
In the condolence register he affirmed the supremacy of God over our lives, as he said; “The scriptures said in everything, we give thanks to God almighty.”
He further reminded the people that the good deeds of Anumati will glorify God, “Your Good deeds will give God all the Glory.”, Ochor said.
He prayed God to give the family strength to bear the loss, as a big vacuum had been created in the family, and Ndokwa nation.
He concluded the condolence message with these words “Sleep well our Pride.”
The late Joe Anumati died while preparing for the burial of his late mother.
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