Okpeki Ighovodha Kagho
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November 22, 2025
Daddy we will forever miss you,but however you are in the bossom of the almighty God .may your soul rest peace your lengecy will remain with us
November 21, 2025
Lord knows the time of every one of not one would be tempted to asked for extension haven know a man with a lovely heart and kindness his departure will be of great concern.The power of life’s and death is in the hands of the Almighty were no flesh have a say.God comfort the family a good man is gone.
November 20, 2025
Daddy Kagho you lived a life worthy of emulating Spiritually, Socially and Academically, we love you but God love you most. Rest in Peace Sir
November 20, 2025
The few moment I knew our beloved deacon at living faith church crudas road Branch in the security, I desired my life to be like him when I grow old, still serving God in a unit.
May his gentle soul rest in peace forever
May his gentle soul rest in peace forever
November 19, 2025
May his Soul Rest in Peace
November 15, 2025
A man of candour, calm,with a serene spirit,that always make one feel welcomed in his company.
His smile was like a cloak he wore always.A wonderful father to his children and good husband to my friend Bridget .
You raised your children well and to the glory of. God they are doing exceedingly well.I am so proud of your family.
You have completed your task here on earth and you ran a good race,and now you have joined the saints triumphant at the feet of our Lord Jesus.Loosing a loved one and the pain that goes with it,is heartwrenching and emotionally draining but through the love of our Lord Jesus it is well with the family you left behind and all that are grieving.Rest on beautiful soul until we meet again.🙏🙏🙏🙏
His smile was like a cloak he wore always.A wonderful father to his children and good husband to my friend Bridget .
You raised your children well and to the glory of. God they are doing exceedingly well.I am so proud of your family.
You have completed your task here on earth and you ran a good race,and now you have joined the saints triumphant at the feet of our Lord Jesus.Loosing a loved one and the pain that goes with it,is heartwrenching and emotionally draining but through the love of our Lord Jesus it is well with the family you left behind and all that are grieving.Rest on beautiful soul until we meet again.🙏🙏🙏🙏
November 13, 2025
Deacon Okpeki Kagho was quite amiable, soft spoken and a dependable person. He had many friends who came to him for advice and one form of assistance or the other. He had considerably high regards for his friends and would not want to offend anyone. His incredible act of magnanimity knew no bound. Deacon Okpeki Kagho lived a very simple and fulfilled life. He was a family man who loved his wife, children, brothers and sisters alike. He was a devout Christian. He participated in the activities of his local church with very deep enthusiasm. He performed all the assignments allocated to him with profound finesses. He will be sadly missed. May his gentle soul rest in peace.
November 9, 2025
A Tribute to my good friend and brother. I fondly call Chief Kagho and in his responses to me, he will say my " bro's" with that passionate gentle smile on his face always. I can not express the shock we got when we heard about his death it was unbelievable, but God knows why it happened. And i will never forget his kindness towards me and my wife when he goes out of his way to take us to church and back at all times, He does this with love.
He was a gentle man to the core , kind hearted, and soft spoken . We will miss him dearly.
Good night my brother, till we meet to part no more.
Adieu.
Dcn &. Dcns Omatseye.
He was a gentle man to the core , kind hearted, and soft spoken . We will miss him dearly.
Good night my brother, till we meet to part no more.
Adieu.
Dcn &. Dcns Omatseye.
November 7, 2025
Daddy,I celebrate your passing away to be with your maker because you touch lives while on earth,if not for your fatherly love I don't know where I and family would have been,you pick us up,brush and polish us and give us a good live that we can never pay back.Daddy , the children and I pray that your soul continue to rest in the blossom of the Lord.Adieu Daddy.
From the family of Adisa Paul .
From the family of Adisa Paul .
November 6, 2025
A kindhearted, soft-spoken, diligent, keenly observant safety manager has gone to be with his Maker.
Adieu, Mr. Kagho
Adieu, Mr. Kagho
November 6, 2025
Life is just a shadow. Muya as Okpeki was fondly called by Awhe & McJine, is gone forever. It's painful but we give thanks to God for he knew Christ Jesus and life here.
He indeed conquered.
Gentle, humble, amiable and ever peaceful. Rest in peace.
He indeed conquered.
Gentle, humble, amiable and ever peaceful. Rest in peace.
November 3, 2025
Dear Sir.You were kind,patient and a remarkable daddy.You lived an exemplary life.
You embraced me as your own and I am eternally grateful for that.Continue to rest in the bossom of our Lord and my heartfelt condolence goes to mummy,Omonigho and the Boys.
You embraced me as your own and I am eternally grateful for that.Continue to rest in the bossom of our Lord and my heartfelt condolence goes to mummy,Omonigho and the Boys.
November 1, 2025
I was quite shocked when l heard of the passing of such a quintessential gentleman; a committed and seasoned health, safety and environment advocate!
I worked with Mr Okpeki Kagho at Addax Petroleum PHC office between 2006-2008. We shared the same office atimes. He was indeed exceptional in the environment we found ourselves. He went about his duties with utmost dedication and ensured compliance with the established HSE guidelines of the company by all and sundry.
I could write on and on about his qualities. In summary, he was a treasured asset.
May his dear soul find peace profound.
My prayers and words of comfort go to his wife, children and
grandchildren.
I worked with Mr Okpeki Kagho at Addax Petroleum PHC office between 2006-2008. We shared the same office atimes. He was indeed exceptional in the environment we found ourselves. He went about his duties with utmost dedication and ensured compliance with the established HSE guidelines of the company by all and sundry.
I could write on and on about his qualities. In summary, he was a treasured asset.
May his dear soul find peace profound.
My prayers and words of comfort go to his wife, children and
grandchildren.
November 1, 2025
Tribute to Deacon Okpeki Kagho
Okpeki crossed paths with me in NAFCON. He was the first Nigerian Safety Manager of NAFCON. Safety in a chemical plant is uncompromisable. The unique thing about Okpeki is that he was never known to be ruffled by anything or anybody. There is this pleasantness about him. These qualities demonstrate a man at peace with himself
We became close through his wife, Bridget, who was my late wife, Lizzy’s, best friend. Infact their friendship from their NAFCON days developed into sistership.
Okpeki has gone the way of all mortals. Yes, we all miss him – his immediate and extended families but none will miss him like his wife. They were bonded.
My consolation to Bridget in particular, the children and the entire immediate and extended families of Okpeki is this. It is not how long one lived that counts, but how well. Okpeki lived well and must have returned to his maker a fulfilled man. Even though naturally we would have loved to have him much longer, but his maker had wanted him home at this time. So, you need not sorrow as the world. Okpeki is taking his eternal rest in a far better place.
On behalf of my family, I extend our deepest condolences to Bridget and the rest of the family. We pray that God will grant you all the necessary grace to remain strong in the face of this huge loss. However, your loss is heaven’s gain. I have you in my prayers.
And now to my good friend Okpeki, fare thee well as you take your deserved rest in the Lord.
Engr. Bentley T. D. George
Okpeki crossed paths with me in NAFCON. He was the first Nigerian Safety Manager of NAFCON. Safety in a chemical plant is uncompromisable. The unique thing about Okpeki is that he was never known to be ruffled by anything or anybody. There is this pleasantness about him. These qualities demonstrate a man at peace with himself
We became close through his wife, Bridget, who was my late wife, Lizzy’s, best friend. Infact their friendship from their NAFCON days developed into sistership.
Okpeki has gone the way of all mortals. Yes, we all miss him – his immediate and extended families but none will miss him like his wife. They were bonded.
My consolation to Bridget in particular, the children and the entire immediate and extended families of Okpeki is this. It is not how long one lived that counts, but how well. Okpeki lived well and must have returned to his maker a fulfilled man. Even though naturally we would have loved to have him much longer, but his maker had wanted him home at this time. So, you need not sorrow as the world. Okpeki is taking his eternal rest in a far better place.
On behalf of my family, I extend our deepest condolences to Bridget and the rest of the family. We pray that God will grant you all the necessary grace to remain strong in the face of this huge loss. However, your loss is heaven’s gain. I have you in my prayers.
And now to my good friend Okpeki, fare thee well as you take your deserved rest in the Lord.
Engr. Bentley T. D. George
October 30, 2025
A TRIBUTE TO A BELOVETH FRIEND
MR. KAGHO - That is the most known name for a majority of his acquaintances. But for most us so close never fails to mention OKPEKI to differentiate him from his numerous siblings going by the same popular family name of Kagho.
Our paths crossed each other at the Delta Steel Company (DSC), Alaska - where we fused and melted into a family unit for 2(Two) Scores and 2(Two) years ago.
We both left the humongous and amorphous Buhari DSC era and were together again at the National Fertiliser Company of Nigeria (NAFCON), Onne, Rivers State.
Deacon Okpeki Kagho was a quintessential gentleman who was also deeply committed to Family, Friends and Communal values. He exuded a smiling persona that was as cool as cucumber 🥒 and was in fact an emblematization and commendable paragon of Humility.
A lot of us would miss drinking from his cheerful and amiable presence.
May Peace Profound be his privilege in the Spiritual Realm until his next incarnation at the Final Market Place where ALL of us would definitely be a Selling and Buying. A-M-E-N.
Pierry P. Unuajohwofia (for himself and on behalf of his entire Family).
MR. KAGHO - That is the most known name for a majority of his acquaintances. But for most us so close never fails to mention OKPEKI to differentiate him from his numerous siblings going by the same popular family name of Kagho.
Our paths crossed each other at the Delta Steel Company (DSC), Alaska - where we fused and melted into a family unit for 2(Two) Scores and 2(Two) years ago.
We both left the humongous and amorphous Buhari DSC era and were together again at the National Fertiliser Company of Nigeria (NAFCON), Onne, Rivers State.
Deacon Okpeki Kagho was a quintessential gentleman who was also deeply committed to Family, Friends and Communal values. He exuded a smiling persona that was as cool as cucumber 🥒 and was in fact an emblematization and commendable paragon of Humility.
A lot of us would miss drinking from his cheerful and amiable presence.
May Peace Profound be his privilege in the Spiritual Realm until his next incarnation at the Final Market Place where ALL of us would definitely be a Selling and Buying. A-M-E-N.
Pierry P. Unuajohwofia (for himself and on behalf of his entire Family).
October 29, 2025
My dear Unc and big daddy egwor Sir,it's with a heavy heart am writing this tribute.Oh death you do this one, you are unforgetable oh.You were a warm kind hearted personality.Always willing to share whatever you had and add smiles on the faces of people.My journey on campus cannot be told without you,Your house at Onne was a safe heaven.My Catering journey cannot be told without you Sir.You were too humble and humane to a fault ,offering to help me out with gallons of water loaded in your booth for me at Nonwa.My dear Unc you were a rock to me,thank God my children knew you as big daddy Sapele.You are not forgotten i hold your memories in my heart.Heaven has gained an Angel you come saw and conqured .
October 29, 2025
A Tribute to Mr. Kagho
As a young boy growing up in NAFCON Village, few figures stood as tall—both literally and symbolically—as Mr. Kagho. He was a man of unwavering discipline and quiet authority, whose presence alone could send children scattering through back doors at the sound of his return from work. Yet behind that firm exterior was a gentle soul, one I was fortunate enough to see and feel from an early age.
I never ran. I stayed—drawn not by fear, but by the warmth in his eyes and the subtle kindness in his smile. He welcomed me, accepted me, and made me feel like family. That sense of belonging remains one of my most cherished memories.
Mr. Kagho was more than a neighbor or elder. He was a leader, a pillar of strength, and a force for good. His influence shaped parts of who I am today, and his loss feels deeply personal—like losing a father figure.
His legacy lives on in his family, and through all of us whose lives he touched. Our families are forever connected by the love and respect he so generously gave.
Rest well, sir. You are deeply missed, and forever remembered.
As a young boy growing up in NAFCON Village, few figures stood as tall—both literally and symbolically—as Mr. Kagho. He was a man of unwavering discipline and quiet authority, whose presence alone could send children scattering through back doors at the sound of his return from work. Yet behind that firm exterior was a gentle soul, one I was fortunate enough to see and feel from an early age.
I never ran. I stayed—drawn not by fear, but by the warmth in his eyes and the subtle kindness in his smile. He welcomed me, accepted me, and made me feel like family. That sense of belonging remains one of my most cherished memories.
Mr. Kagho was more than a neighbor or elder. He was a leader, a pillar of strength, and a force for good. His influence shaped parts of who I am today, and his loss feels deeply personal—like losing a father figure.
His legacy lives on in his family, and through all of us whose lives he touched. Our families are forever connected by the love and respect he so generously gave.
Rest well, sir. You are deeply missed, and forever remembered.
October 28, 2025
A Tribute to my Elder Brother, Okpeki Kagho.
Bros, apparently you had the most names and playnames in Joseph Kagho - Omomadia family: Okpeki, Enejeta, Innocent; "Pepepe", " Fine Papa". You were our playmate in our youthful years; you were a repository of family history, and I had often asked and learned from you about our years at Cemetery Road and Bazunu Street, Warri.
You succeeded as our family head on the death of our eldest brother, Olorogun Ima Oghenevweme and you led exemplarily. I had wished and hoped till the last day that your leadership would last beyond your 90s, so I could relax, observe and learn from you. But the Lord had His sway, for which we are all grateful
Most importantly, I am grateful to God for the way you and your wife led your family, spiritually successfully. May the good Lord reward you both and your progeny now and forever more.
May the good Lord also grant that you, at least occasionally, have a glimpse from your present abode, of the progress of your posteity. And may You rest with Him till we meet again . Amen .
Owebor Ighovodha Kagho
Bros, apparently you had the most names and playnames in Joseph Kagho - Omomadia family: Okpeki, Enejeta, Innocent; "Pepepe", " Fine Papa". You were our playmate in our youthful years; you were a repository of family history, and I had often asked and learned from you about our years at Cemetery Road and Bazunu Street, Warri.
You succeeded as our family head on the death of our eldest brother, Olorogun Ima Oghenevweme and you led exemplarily. I had wished and hoped till the last day that your leadership would last beyond your 90s, so I could relax, observe and learn from you. But the Lord had His sway, for which we are all grateful
Most importantly, I am grateful to God for the way you and your wife led your family, spiritually successfully. May the good Lord reward you both and your progeny now and forever more.
May the good Lord also grant that you, at least occasionally, have a glimpse from your present abode, of the progress of your posteity. And may You rest with Him till we meet again . Amen .
Owebor Ighovodha Kagho
October 26, 2025
Okpeki gone ! Incredible, I was jolted on hearing the sad news. He was born great and had ALL the attributes of a man of tremendous substance.
Soft-spoken but firm and forthright.
Despite, odds that he encountered, he gallantly surmounted to breast the earth's terminal tape as a conqueror.
Obviously, Okpeki, left this mundane World a fulfilled man.
Fare well, a man of integrity and abundant faith in the Lord.
Eromo Sym Alufohai
Soft-spoken but firm and forthright.
Despite, odds that he encountered, he gallantly surmounted to breast the earth's terminal tape as a conqueror.
Obviously, Okpeki, left this mundane World a fulfilled man.
Fare well, a man of integrity and abundant faith in the Lord.
Eromo Sym Alufohai
October 26, 2025
DEACON OKPEKI IGHOVODHA KAGHO
CELEBRATING LEGACY OF LOVE AND PASSION.
What kindness of heart, what disposition of Spirit in DEACON OKPEKI IGHOVODHA KAGHO, in pureness, in knowledge, in longsuffering, in kindness, of long continuance, of love unfeigned, of shared moments of care so touching, words will fail me
DEACON OKPEKI IGHOVODHA KAGHO, a beloved husband, father and friend, a monumental passion to serve, a desire to show love, fired by a Safety principle, because safety comes with comfort.
DEACON OKPEKI IGHOVODHA KAGHO It is a profound sorrow and a deep loss that I mourn your departure, yet i take comfort knowing your soul rests peacefully in the Lord's bosom. Amen.
DEACON OKPEKI IGHOVODHA KAGHO's life is a testament of Christian virtues, unwavering honesty and a resolute will that made him shine as light in the lives of many. I am one of them.
Go in Peace and Rest in the Lord's Bosom.
Your Brother, Son and Friend:
Pastor Paul Abioye
Resident Pastor
Living Faith Church
Aba.
CELEBRATING LEGACY OF LOVE AND PASSION.
What kindness of heart, what disposition of Spirit in DEACON OKPEKI IGHOVODHA KAGHO, in pureness, in knowledge, in longsuffering, in kindness, of long continuance, of love unfeigned, of shared moments of care so touching, words will fail me
DEACON OKPEKI IGHOVODHA KAGHO, a beloved husband, father and friend, a monumental passion to serve, a desire to show love, fired by a Safety principle, because safety comes with comfort.
DEACON OKPEKI IGHOVODHA KAGHO It is a profound sorrow and a deep loss that I mourn your departure, yet i take comfort knowing your soul rests peacefully in the Lord's bosom. Amen.
DEACON OKPEKI IGHOVODHA KAGHO's life is a testament of Christian virtues, unwavering honesty and a resolute will that made him shine as light in the lives of many. I am one of them.
Go in Peace and Rest in the Lord's Bosom.
Your Brother, Son and Friend:
Pastor Paul Abioye
Resident Pastor
Living Faith Church
Aba.
October 26, 2025
Painful as it is, only God can say why you left this earth at the time you did. Sleep well Okpeki in the house of our Lord.
October 24, 2025
A tribute to my beloved brother, friend, and father figure:
"A life well-lived, a legacy of love. In loving memory of Deacon Okpeki Kagho, a gentle soul who touched the hearts of many.
Your kindness, humility, and thoughtfulness inspired all who knew you. Your love and support during my own challenging times (2003) will forever remain in my heart. The warmth and hospitality of your family will always be remembered.
Who would have thought that the one I once pastored (Living Faith Church, Onne, Rivers State 1998) would become a dear brother and friend? Your sudden departure has left a void, but your legacy lives on through the countless lives you've touched.
You leave behind a family that embodies your values of love, kindness, and compassion. May they continue to be a beacon of hope and inspiration to all.
Rest in peace, dear Okpeki Kagho. Your memory will be a blessing to us all."
God knows best.
AND TO GOD BE ALL THE GLORY!
"A life well-lived, a legacy of love. In loving memory of Deacon Okpeki Kagho, a gentle soul who touched the hearts of many.
Your kindness, humility, and thoughtfulness inspired all who knew you. Your love and support during my own challenging times (2003) will forever remain in my heart. The warmth and hospitality of your family will always be remembered.
Who would have thought that the one I once pastored (Living Faith Church, Onne, Rivers State 1998) would become a dear brother and friend? Your sudden departure has left a void, but your legacy lives on through the countless lives you've touched.
You leave behind a family that embodies your values of love, kindness, and compassion. May they continue to be a beacon of hope and inspiration to all.
Rest in peace, dear Okpeki Kagho. Your memory will be a blessing to us all."
God knows best.
AND TO GOD BE ALL THE GLORY!
October 24, 2025
I'd always prayed for a replacement my dad passed while I was only 12 yrs. old.
God brought you and as a that replacement I yearned for,but only short-lived.
I never really knew the true meaning of a peace life style until I came touch with you. This is a Principle you instilled in me and I will live with it all the days of my life.
So many things I will miss about you: Your re assuring smile, your counsels and love for me and my family. Your legacies will not be in vain, I will build upon them in memory of you.
Good night daddy, continue to rest in the bosom of the LORD.
God brought you and as a that replacement I yearned for,but only short-lived.
I never really knew the true meaning of a peace life style until I came touch with you. This is a Principle you instilled in me and I will live with it all the days of my life.
So many things I will miss about you: Your re assuring smile, your counsels and love for me and my family. Your legacies will not be in vain, I will build upon them in memory of you.
Good night daddy, continue to rest in the bosom of the LORD.
October 24, 2025
Oga Kagho,like I fondly called him was a gentle man to the core.He exemplied humility ,calmness and respect for others,no matter the age difference.I was privileged to take over from his leadership at the Rotary club of Sapele Urban as President.His support for me made me to Succeed.He will be greatness missed by all that came in contact with him on planet earth.May his gentle Soul rest in perfect peace.
PAG Judith Nwachukwu
Rotary club of Sapele Urban
PAG Judith Nwachukwu
Rotary club of Sapele Urban
October 23, 2025
Adieu to a great man and father to us all. You were gentle and loving, always making us feel like a part of the family. May your gentle soul rest in peace. Always in our hearts.
Somkene Igboanugo
Somkene Igboanugo
October 23, 2025
Writing a tribute for a recently departed family member is such a surreal experience. The reality of our short time here on earth becomes so clear to us as we try to put in a few words or paragraphs the impact of literally a lifetime. I called him ‘Brotha’ when I asked about him from his wife (my sister-in-law) simply because that’s what my husband (!his wife’s brother) called him.I had heard of him long before I actually met him as he made a big impact on my husband and as a result on me. My testimony of him is consistent with everything I heard and I am grateful to God for the legacy of peace and dependability he created for his family, friends and loved ones. We give glory to God for the character of God reflected in his life and conversation. ‘Ladybo’ he would say with a smile and that kind, gentle manner that was his trademark.
Thank you for impacting our lives with such strength of character, dependability and dignity. We will follow after your good work in Christ. Till we meet again in glory!
Adieu Brother Okpeki.
Thank you for impacting our lives with such strength of character, dependability and dignity. We will follow after your good work in Christ. Till we meet again in glory!
Adieu Brother Okpeki.
October 22, 2025
Uncle Okpeki was a man of kindness, grace and quiet strength. Like quiet waters that ran very deep. I admired him for his great example as a family man, holding and nurturing his wife and children in love and cohesion. A true Legacy of Love he left behind. Be rest assured sir, that legacy would endure because love is the greatest.
You never did come back for that bitter leaf soup…lol.
Rest peacefully, man of peace. The Lord and the memories built with sister and your children will see them through this time.
To God be the Glory.
Ify Useh your Co-Inlaw
You never did come back for that bitter leaf soup…lol.
Rest peacefully, man of peace. The Lord and the memories built with sister and your children will see them through this time.
To God be the Glory.
Ify Useh your Co-Inlaw
October 22, 2025
TRIBUTE TO MY ELDER BROTHER, MR. OKPEKI KAGHO OMOMADIA
Ose, like I always call him, I love you, thank God Almighty for the life you spent here on earth, and it was not in vain because you knew God and served him well.
Though you were my brother, but also you were my father, guardian and counsellor, I became what I am today because you cared, loved and cherished and above all, up lifted me. I remember in the 80’s, when I had my TC II and was teaching in Ugheli and running small business and forgot furthering my education. Ose and my beautiful wife will drive all the way from Warri to Ugheli to encourage me to further my education.
Ose, I miss you much. I will not cry again because I am confident that you are resting in God’s bosom. Rest on, till we meet to part no more.
Mrs Aisivbioje Helen Etabunor
(Sister)
Ose, like I always call him, I love you, thank God Almighty for the life you spent here on earth, and it was not in vain because you knew God and served him well.
Though you were my brother, but also you were my father, guardian and counsellor, I became what I am today because you cared, loved and cherished and above all, up lifted me. I remember in the 80’s, when I had my TC II and was teaching in Ugheli and running small business and forgot furthering my education. Ose and my beautiful wife will drive all the way from Warri to Ugheli to encourage me to further my education.
Ose, I miss you much. I will not cry again because I am confident that you are resting in God’s bosom. Rest on, till we meet to part no more.
Mrs Aisivbioje Helen Etabunor
(Sister)
October 22, 2025
Forever in Our Hearts
He was a loving father to us who truly loved his family and was always supportive. His calmness, patience, and God-fearing nature inspired everyone around him. He always had the best advice, and we’ll never forget how he often reminded us, “Strike when it’s hot,” a saying that continues to guide us today.
He started our days with daily devotions that reminded us of faith and love. We will always remember his kindness, wisdom, and the beautiful example he set. His legacy lives on in our hearts forever.
He was a loving father to us who truly loved his family and was always supportive. His calmness, patience, and God-fearing nature inspired everyone around him. He always had the best advice, and we’ll never forget how he often reminded us, “Strike when it’s hot,” a saying that continues to guide us today.
He started our days with daily devotions that reminded us of faith and love. We will always remember his kindness, wisdom, and the beautiful example he set. His legacy lives on in our hearts forever.
October 22, 2025
Dad if I'm giving another chance to choose a father, I will love to be under your roof over and over again.
If one can bribe death, I would have spent all to see you continue the good work you have been doing in everyone's life. But God needs you home and there is nothing we can do cos He is your maker.
We love you daddy and you will be greatly missed here.
If one can bribe death, I would have spent all to see you continue the good work you have been doing in everyone's life. But God needs you home and there is nothing we can do cos He is your maker.
We love you daddy and you will be greatly missed here.
October 20, 2025
A Tribute to My Father-in-Law
From the very first day I met Daddy, he welcomed me with open arms. There was no hesitation, no distance, just warmth, kindness, and genuine acceptance.
Daddy was the definition of love and compassion. He led with kind words, wisdom, and a heart that always put family first. No matter what was happening, he made sure everyone felt seen, cared for, and valued. His love wasn’t just spoken, it was lived, every single day.
I will always miss the way he would ask about the kids, with that familiar smile and true interest in how they were doing. Those small moments meant everything because they reflected the man he was, thoughtful, loving, and deeply devoted to his family.
Daddy’s legacy lives on in the love he poured into us. Though he is no longer here with us, his spirit continues to guide and comfort us.
Rest peacefully, Daddy. You will always be in our hearts. ❤️
From the very first day I met Daddy, he welcomed me with open arms. There was no hesitation, no distance, just warmth, kindness, and genuine acceptance.
Daddy was the definition of love and compassion. He led with kind words, wisdom, and a heart that always put family first. No matter what was happening, he made sure everyone felt seen, cared for, and valued. His love wasn’t just spoken, it was lived, every single day.
I will always miss the way he would ask about the kids, with that familiar smile and true interest in how they were doing. Those small moments meant everything because they reflected the man he was, thoughtful, loving, and deeply devoted to his family.
Daddy’s legacy lives on in the love he poured into us. Though he is no longer here with us, his spirit continues to guide and comfort us.
Rest peacefully, Daddy. You will always be in our hearts. ❤️
October 20, 2025
Farewell, brother. Rest easy.
October 20, 2025
God Saw You.
God saw you getting tired,
When a cure was not to be.
So He wrapped his arms around you,
and whispered, "Come to me".
You didn't deserve what you went through,
So He gave you rest.
God saw you getting tired,
When a cure was not to be.
So He wrapped his arms around you,
and whispered, "Come to me".
You didn't deserve what you went through,
So He gave you rest.
October 19, 2025
The Kagho's are one of the kindest people we have met.
Thank you for always being so welcoming whenever we visited Nafcon, and for the great memories.
May you rest with the Lord in heaven.
Shola & Jide Okhide
Thank you for always being so welcoming whenever we visited Nafcon, and for the great memories.
May you rest with the Lord in heaven.
Shola & Jide Okhide
October 18, 2025
Having an older brother like mine was one of life’s greatest blessings. He led the way — showing what it meant to work hard, to care deeply, and to live with integrity. He was dependable, wise, and filled with a quiet strength that made everyone around him feel safe and valued.
He took his role as a big brother seriously — offering guidance, sharing laughter, and standing by us through every high and low. His love for his family was unwavering, his faith was strong, and his kindness touched all who knew him.
Even though he is no longer here with us, his spirit remains alive — in our hearts, in our stories, and in the values he instilled in us. He leaves behind a legacy of love and honor that will continue to guide and inspire us for years to come.
You will be greatly missed Brother
Rest in the bosom of the Lord Goodnight
Atebo okene
He took his role as a big brother seriously — offering guidance, sharing laughter, and standing by us through every high and low. His love for his family was unwavering, his faith was strong, and his kindness touched all who knew him.
Even though he is no longer here with us, his spirit remains alive — in our hearts, in our stories, and in the values he instilled in us. He leaves behind a legacy of love and honor that will continue to guide and inspire us for years to come.
You will be greatly missed Brother
Rest in the bosom of the Lord Goodnight
Atebo okene
October 17, 2025
Adieu Bro Okpeki!
He was known in our family house as Brother Okpeki. Others called him Madam K’s husband. Some others, simply as Brother! He was married to our second older sister. Regardless of what any member of the family called him, we were unanimous about a lot of very good and noble things about him.
He was a loving, trusting husband to our sister. They had a good home that was warm with love and affection. Always controlled and mild mannered, his home was very welcoming. For most of the family and especially the younger siblings, we were always excited and looked forward to making the stop at their #3 Nelson Willams, Warri abode, as we made our way to our then family home in Ughelli and Isoko.
These traits continued even as his family expanded with kids and his work responsibilities moved him around. Calm, gentle, soft spoken he remained. Always the peacemaker and a gentle man. We never saw him raise his voice anyday nor ever get in a rage. We were always impressed with how he showered his family with visible affection. He was the champion for his wife, his kids, and the Kagho clan. At this time, his homes at DSC and NAFCON had become favorite holiday hang out spots for most members of the family.
Brother was a hard worker, very disciplined. Whenever we went to hang out with him, he was always the first to rise up. Shamefully before some of us were up, he was already dressed, ready for work and had washed his cars himself! He was also the consummate safety professional. “Buckle Up and Live”, “For Safety, Take the Extra Step” – these were a few examples of his stickers we distinctly remember representing a few of the maxims he lived by. We always thought he was very much ahead of his time as one of the earliest indigenous Safety engineering professionals. No question that he was one of the trail blazers in this field.
One of the last time we hung out with him was at Remu’s wedding, in Manchester. A few of us had spent the weekend with him at both the traditional and civil weddings. He was very relaxed, hosting his friends and family who came from far and near to celebrate with. He was the picture of a man that was content, fulfilled and at peace with himself. We could see the joy and pride in him. He was proud about his boys. He was very proud about his only daughter, that he spoke to almost on a daily basis. He was very proud to be a grandpa and cherished the grands kids running all over his place with his three daughters in law. Always the generous person, he blessed us when were leaving with a very expensive bottle of drink. He said it was for us coming and supporting him. For some of us, that was the last time in person with him. Some of us spoke with him several times on the phone thereafter. Some also has the opportunity to also visit in person in Sapele. Regardless of time and place of the last contact, he left us feeling that he was at peace and content. The news of his passing was definitely a shock. But we are comforted in the grief that we would see again in glory because Brother was a believer, a man of faith!
Rest in peace Brother Okpeki! Fare the well Madam K’s husband. Fare the well Brother!
He was known in our family house as Brother Okpeki. Others called him Madam K’s husband. Some others, simply as Brother! He was married to our second older sister. Regardless of what any member of the family called him, we were unanimous about a lot of very good and noble things about him.
He was a loving, trusting husband to our sister. They had a good home that was warm with love and affection. Always controlled and mild mannered, his home was very welcoming. For most of the family and especially the younger siblings, we were always excited and looked forward to making the stop at their #3 Nelson Willams, Warri abode, as we made our way to our then family home in Ughelli and Isoko.
These traits continued even as his family expanded with kids and his work responsibilities moved him around. Calm, gentle, soft spoken he remained. Always the peacemaker and a gentle man. We never saw him raise his voice anyday nor ever get in a rage. We were always impressed with how he showered his family with visible affection. He was the champion for his wife, his kids, and the Kagho clan. At this time, his homes at DSC and NAFCON had become favorite holiday hang out spots for most members of the family.
Brother was a hard worker, very disciplined. Whenever we went to hang out with him, he was always the first to rise up. Shamefully before some of us were up, he was already dressed, ready for work and had washed his cars himself! He was also the consummate safety professional. “Buckle Up and Live”, “For Safety, Take the Extra Step” – these were a few examples of his stickers we distinctly remember representing a few of the maxims he lived by. We always thought he was very much ahead of his time as one of the earliest indigenous Safety engineering professionals. No question that he was one of the trail blazers in this field.
One of the last time we hung out with him was at Remu’s wedding, in Manchester. A few of us had spent the weekend with him at both the traditional and civil weddings. He was very relaxed, hosting his friends and family who came from far and near to celebrate with. He was the picture of a man that was content, fulfilled and at peace with himself. We could see the joy and pride in him. He was proud about his boys. He was very proud about his only daughter, that he spoke to almost on a daily basis. He was very proud to be a grandpa and cherished the grands kids running all over his place with his three daughters in law. Always the generous person, he blessed us when were leaving with a very expensive bottle of drink. He said it was for us coming and supporting him. For some of us, that was the last time in person with him. Some of us spoke with him several times on the phone thereafter. Some also has the opportunity to also visit in person in Sapele. Regardless of time and place of the last contact, he left us feeling that he was at peace and content. The news of his passing was definitely a shock. But we are comforted in the grief that we would see again in glory because Brother was a believer, a man of faith!
Rest in peace Brother Okpeki! Fare the well Madam K’s husband. Fare the well Brother!
October 16, 2025
The news of Daddy’s passing hit me like a storm I never saw coming. For a moment, I froze unable to process it, hoping somehow it wasn’t true. My heart grew heavy with memories and emotions flooding in immediately, the laughter, the warmth, and the fatherly presence that made every moment around him feel safe and special.
Daddy Kagho was more than a father figure, he was a gentle soul, calm in spirit, loving in heart, and genuine in every way. He welcomed everyone with kindness.
We have truly lost a great man, but heaven has gained a beautiful soul. His legacy of love, humility, and peace will forever live in our hearts.
My sincere condolences goes to Mommy, MoniG, Remu, Obux, and Owhotu. May God comfort your hearts, strengthen your spirits, and surround you with His peace that passes all understanding. May the Lord uphold you in this season of grief and grant you the grace to carry on Daddy’s beautiful legacy with pride and love.
Adieu, Daddy Kagho.
You will never be forgotten.Your light lives on in every life you touched. 🌹
Daddy Kagho was more than a father figure, he was a gentle soul, calm in spirit, loving in heart, and genuine in every way. He welcomed everyone with kindness.
We have truly lost a great man, but heaven has gained a beautiful soul. His legacy of love, humility, and peace will forever live in our hearts.
My sincere condolences goes to Mommy, MoniG, Remu, Obux, and Owhotu. May God comfort your hearts, strengthen your spirits, and surround you with His peace that passes all understanding. May the Lord uphold you in this season of grief and grant you the grace to carry on Daddy’s beautiful legacy with pride and love.
Adieu, Daddy Kagho.
You will never be forgotten.Your light lives on in every life you touched. 🌹
October 16, 2025
Met him at NDC, Ozoro before the Nigerian civil war.
He made a great impact on me; he was not one to "punish" junior students!
He had an "innocent" smile which endeared him to many- true to the English name he answered at the time.
Adieu, Senior Innocent Okpeki Kagho.
He made a great impact on me; he was not one to "punish" junior students!
He had an "innocent" smile which endeared him to many- true to the English name he answered at the time.
Adieu, Senior Innocent Okpeki Kagho.
October 16, 2025
My sincere condolences to the Kagho family of Iyede, Okpeki as we used to call him in the 60s, I got to know him through the sister Esther who is our friend, he was a quiet person, not trouble some, may his gentle soul rest in perfect peace and may the Almighty God grant his family and the NODACOBA family as a whole the grace to bear the lost of their son and a brother to the NODACOBA family, may his gentle soul rest in perfect peace in Jesus name amen
October 16, 2025
Though you've left this world, your spirit will always be with us
You will forever be in my heart
Your laughter, your kindness, your love will never fade.Continue to rest in the Lords bossom
You will forever be in my heart
Your laughter, your kindness, your love will never fade.Continue to rest in the Lords bossom
October 15, 2025
I deeply condole and sympathise with the Kagho-Emamodia dynasty of Iyede kingdom on the passing of an Icon, their inestimable son, brother, cousin, uncle, father and grandfather. May the gentle soul of Late Senior Okpeki Kagho (as I used to call him whenever we met and in NDC Ozoro Old Students Association Worldwide platform) and the souls of other faithful departed through the mercy of God rest in peace. We are going to miss you dearly, Sir.
Adieu Senior 😭
Adieu Senior 😭
October 15, 2025
We join countless others to celebrate the impactful life of Mr. Opeki Kagho, a beacon of inspiration to many. His dedication, passion, and selflessness left an indelible mark on our lives. As we mourn his passing, we also honor his legacy of service, love, empathy and commitment not just to his immediate family or friends but everyone he came across in his lifetime. May his memory continue to inspire us to make a difference in the lives of others."
Rest On Daddy Till We Meet On Resurrection Morning.
Paragon's Family
Rest On Daddy Till We Meet On Resurrection Morning.
Paragon's Family
October 15, 2025
A Tribute to My Beloved Nephew
Today, I honor the memory of a remarkable man—my dear nephew, Bros Kpeki, who passed away at the age of 75. He was more than just a nephew; he was the eldest alive of my father’s children and grandchildren, a living bridge between generations.
With wisdom gained through years of experience, he became a source of guidance, strength, and calm for all who knew him. His presence was one of quiet dignity, marked by a deep understanding of life and a heart full of compassion.
He had seen the world change, and through it all, he remained steady. His role in the family was not one taken lightly; it was embraced with humility and grace.
To lose him is to feel the absence of a guiding light. But even in death, his influence endures—in the memories he left us and the wisdom he shared.
May his soul rest in peace.
With love and remembrance.
- Uncle Whotera.
Today, I honor the memory of a remarkable man—my dear nephew, Bros Kpeki, who passed away at the age of 75. He was more than just a nephew; he was the eldest alive of my father’s children and grandchildren, a living bridge between generations.
With wisdom gained through years of experience, he became a source of guidance, strength, and calm for all who knew him. His presence was one of quiet dignity, marked by a deep understanding of life and a heart full of compassion.
He had seen the world change, and through it all, he remained steady. His role in the family was not one taken lightly; it was embraced with humility and grace.
To lose him is to feel the absence of a guiding light. But even in death, his influence endures—in the memories he left us and the wisdom he shared.
May his soul rest in peace.
With love and remembrance.
- Uncle Whotera.
October 14, 2025
Tribute to My Lovely Father-in-Law
Daddy's presence in our lives has been a beacon of love, wisdom, and strength.
From the very first moment I met him, I was touched by his warmth and kindness. He embraced me as part of the family, treating me like his own daughter. His easygoing nature made every interaction a delight, and I feel incredibly fortunate to have shared countless memorable moments with him.
One of my most cherished memories is celebrating Christmas in Sapele with him. Those holidays were filled with laughter, warmth, and a true sense of togetherness. The joy he shared with the children created an atmosphere of love that we will always hold dear. He was an enthusiastic cheerleader, supporting me in both my small and significant achievements. I always looked forward to his daily devotionals each morning, and I still miss receiving them. These moments remind me of the beauty found in simple times spent together.
Daddy was a remarkable man, one of great character, and family meant everything to him. He taught us the value of togetherness and the importance of treasuring every moment with our loved ones.
As we remember him today, let us carry forward his legacy of love and kindness. Let us honor his memory by living with the same passion and generosity that he embodied. Though he may no longer be with us, his spirit will continue to guide and inspire us.
Thank you, Dad, for everything. You will forever hold a special place in our hearts.
Daddy's presence in our lives has been a beacon of love, wisdom, and strength.
From the very first moment I met him, I was touched by his warmth and kindness. He embraced me as part of the family, treating me like his own daughter. His easygoing nature made every interaction a delight, and I feel incredibly fortunate to have shared countless memorable moments with him.
One of my most cherished memories is celebrating Christmas in Sapele with him. Those holidays were filled with laughter, warmth, and a true sense of togetherness. The joy he shared with the children created an atmosphere of love that we will always hold dear. He was an enthusiastic cheerleader, supporting me in both my small and significant achievements. I always looked forward to his daily devotionals each morning, and I still miss receiving them. These moments remind me of the beauty found in simple times spent together.
Daddy was a remarkable man, one of great character, and family meant everything to him. He taught us the value of togetherness and the importance of treasuring every moment with our loved ones.
As we remember him today, let us carry forward his legacy of love and kindness. Let us honor his memory by living with the same passion and generosity that he embodied. Though he may no longer be with us, his spirit will continue to guide and inspire us.
Thank you, Dad, for everything. You will forever hold a special place in our hearts.
October 14, 2025
TRIBUTE TO MY DEAR BROTHER MR OKPEKI IGHOVODHA KAGHO OMOMADIA.
MR OKPEKI , I COULD NOT STILL BELIEVE THAT YOU ARE GONE .
GOD'S CASE HAS NO APPEAL .
I GREATLY MISSED YOUR BROTHERLY ADVISE AND COUNSEL YOU ALWAYS GIVE ME.
ADIEU MY BROTHER REST IN PEACE TILL WE MEET TO PART NO MORE.
CHIEF SAMSON OVUEDERIEN AGADIOMA-OMOMADIA
USIWO OF IYEDE KINGDOM
MR OKPEKI , I COULD NOT STILL BELIEVE THAT YOU ARE GONE .
GOD'S CASE HAS NO APPEAL .
I GREATLY MISSED YOUR BROTHERLY ADVISE AND COUNSEL YOU ALWAYS GIVE ME.
ADIEU MY BROTHER REST IN PEACE TILL WE MEET TO PART NO MORE.
CHIEF SAMSON OVUEDERIEN AGADIOMA-OMOMADIA
USIWO OF IYEDE KINGDOM
October 14, 2025
TRIBUTE TO MY DEPARTED BROTHER.
Your mysterious passing evokes an elegy which nobody can comprehend.
But, now, you are far gone to where no tempest can send.
One of the very last custodians of childhood memories you were.
The blasts from the howling winds from wherever, there were.
Words of courage and progression you were there for and never spared.
Only to wake up one morning and before long the stormy sparks had come and fled.
May the flights of Angels sing thee to thy rest.
.....your kid brother Caesar Kagho.
Your mysterious passing evokes an elegy which nobody can comprehend.
But, now, you are far gone to where no tempest can send.
One of the very last custodians of childhood memories you were.
The blasts from the howling winds from wherever, there were.
Words of courage and progression you were there for and never spared.
Only to wake up one morning and before long the stormy sparks had come and fled.
May the flights of Angels sing thee to thy rest.
.....your kid brother Caesar Kagho.
October 14, 2025
Tribute to a Beloved Brother
Dear Bros Okpeki,
Your memory will forever be etched in my heart. You may be gone, but your love, laughter, and legacy will never fade. Rest in peace, dear brother.
Dame Maureen Emiakpor Williams
Dear Bros Okpeki,
Your memory will forever be etched in my heart. You may be gone, but your love, laughter, and legacy will never fade. Rest in peace, dear brother.
Dame Maureen Emiakpor Williams
October 12, 2025
How joyous it was to see you again, dear Uncle Okpeki
At Remu’s wedding — Your smile, lighting every face it touched.
We laughed, didn’t we?
We planned to meet again, as if time were endless,
Oblivious to heaven’s bells quietly calling...
Yet how sweet that day remains —
A photograph of joy my heart will ever cherish.
Seeing you was seeing my father once more,
A soft echo of his voice, a shadow of his kindness —
For when you were near,
It felt as though he had briefly returned,
And the ache of missing him gentled for a while.
Your messages — small pearls of spirit and grace —
Found their way to my phone daily.
Quiet reminders that God and Faith are daily bread.
I didn’t always reply, but oh, how I cherished them.
It was comfort enough to know you were always there.
Now, though you walk the luminous path
We who love you remain —
Your beloved wife, your children, your grandchildren, your family, your friends.
All learning to to adjust to a reality unforseen.
And I, too, hold to my faith, unshaken —
That this parting is not an end, but a repose.
And that your mirth warms the higher skies,
You soar in octaves of light sublime
Where love...life never dies
Journey on, until we meet again, my Beloved Uncle Okpeki
In that bright and endless day where our loved ones gone before now embrace you — evermore - in The Life after Life.
At Remu’s wedding — Your smile, lighting every face it touched.
We laughed, didn’t we?
We planned to meet again, as if time were endless,
Oblivious to heaven’s bells quietly calling...
Yet how sweet that day remains —
A photograph of joy my heart will ever cherish.
Seeing you was seeing my father once more,
A soft echo of his voice, a shadow of his kindness —
For when you were near,
It felt as though he had briefly returned,
And the ache of missing him gentled for a while.
Your messages — small pearls of spirit and grace —
Found their way to my phone daily.
Quiet reminders that God and Faith are daily bread.
I didn’t always reply, but oh, how I cherished them.
It was comfort enough to know you were always there.
Now, though you walk the luminous path
We who love you remain —
Your beloved wife, your children, your grandchildren, your family, your friends.
All learning to to adjust to a reality unforseen.
And I, too, hold to my faith, unshaken —
That this parting is not an end, but a repose.
And that your mirth warms the higher skies,
You soar in octaves of light sublime
Where love...life never dies
Journey on, until we meet again, my Beloved Uncle Okpeki
In that bright and endless day where our loved ones gone before now embrace you — evermore - in The Life after Life.
October 12, 2025
On behalf of the Kpekpeye Agbaghe family of Okpare -Olomu, Ughelli South, please accept our sincere condolences., we pray that the Lord Almighty accept the humane soul of our brother's (Late Olorogun Clifford Oghonuvwoho)bosom friend , in Jesus name Amen 🙏.
October 12, 2025
Bros Okpeki RIP 😥 till the resurrection morning 🪔
October 12, 2025
MUYASTIC, You will be missed . Rest in peace until we meet again.
October 12, 2025
A complete gentleman par excellence. A trailblazer who enjoys mentoring his junior colleagues in achieving their goals. His legacies will forever remain white as the snow in the hearts of all who benefited in his career as the first HSE Coordinator in Seplat Petroleum Development Company, now Seplat Energy PLC. May his gentle soul and the souls of the faithful departed rest in the bosom of the Lord.
October 12, 2025
Tribute to my Dear Brother-In-law: Late Okpeki kagho-Omomadia
It’s still unbelievable that you are no more but we are holding firm to your value of ‘In all, Honour’. as we sow the seeds of love you joyfully shared on earth
Thank you for your labour of love
Rest on, brother-In-law
Our love for you is eternal.
Your In-law
It’s still unbelievable that you are no more but we are holding firm to your value of ‘In all, Honour’. as we sow the seeds of love you joyfully shared on earth
Thank you for your labour of love
Rest on, brother-In-law
Our love for you is eternal.
Your In-law
October 12, 2025
Tribute to my Dear Brother: Late Okpeki kagho-Omomadia
Brother, it is still so hard to believe that you are no more.
Though tears may fall and our hearts may ache,
We find peace in knowing
You resting in the bosom of the Almighty God.
Rest Well, Dear Brother
Your memory lives on!!!
Brother, it is still so hard to believe that you are no more.
Though tears may fall and our hearts may ache,
We find peace in knowing
You resting in the bosom of the Almighty God.
Rest Well, Dear Brother
Your memory lives on!!!
October 12, 2025
A light, when darkness surrounded me and my family 2014 to 2017. You stood by us firmly, giving to us when we needed it but we never asked.
Rest on big cousin
Rest on big cousin
October 12, 2025
Tribute to our Dear Uncle : Late Okpeki kagho-Omomadia
Heaven’s gain! Our father and uncle has gone to be with the lord. ‘Precious in the sight of the Lord is the death of his saint’. Even as our hearts bleed we will not ‘mourn as they that have no hope’. We shall see him on the resurrection morning
Your legacy lives on in the lives you touched.
May you remain blessed in Heaven.
With love and gratitude,
Your Nephew
Dr Chukwuemeka Larry Unachukwu
On behalf of Sister Ojevwe’s Children
Heaven’s gain! Our father and uncle has gone to be with the lord. ‘Precious in the sight of the Lord is the death of his saint’. Even as our hearts bleed we will not ‘mourn as they that have no hope’. We shall see him on the resurrection morning
Your legacy lives on in the lives you touched.
May you remain blessed in Heaven.
With love and gratitude,
Your Nephew
Dr Chukwuemeka Larry Unachukwu
On behalf of Sister Ojevwe’s Children
October 11, 2025
I will always miss him a nice & gentle man, always thinking positive about life ,I will always remember how we use to call ourselves "Anami" Anami gan,gan,meaning my strong in-law, it's well,may is gentle soul rest in perfect peace ijn
October 11, 2025
Brother, the last words you said to me was "God bless you" as you always pray each time I call, or you call to check on me and my family, I didn't know it was the last time I will hear you say those words, even after telling me you were getting better.
You always show concern about our progress and togetherness as a family, your message was quite clear, forgiveness and peace
Your prayers for us were always spot on and so impactful.
You have left us speechless
We will miss you greatly!
Rest in Peace in the Lord Jesus Christ.
Adieu brother !
Uruemu Kagho
You always show concern about our progress and togetherness as a family, your message was quite clear, forgiveness and peace
Your prayers for us were always spot on and so impactful.
You have left us speechless
We will miss you greatly!
Rest in Peace in the Lord Jesus Christ.
Adieu brother !
Uruemu Kagho
October 11, 2025
I never thought, felt, or expected Bro. Okpeki Kagho, to leave so soon. I saw life around him every time. Because of the kind of person that he was, (kind, soft-spoken, simple, friendly, humble) I thought he live longer.
My first encounter with him was in far away Jos in 1980s when I was an undergraduate student at the University of Jos through a mutual friend. At the time I didn't really know him as a descendant of Eghagha. That meeting was revealing.
Since then we've kept in touch, off & on.
And then he left suddenly. Sad.
Painful
But what can man do.
God gives & God takes at His will.
So we give thanks for his life.
He raised a good family.
May God be the father to his children now that he is gone.
May God be husband to the widow he left behind.
Adieu Gentleman Okpeki till the resurrection!;
My first encounter with him was in far away Jos in 1980s when I was an undergraduate student at the University of Jos through a mutual friend. At the time I didn't really know him as a descendant of Eghagha. That meeting was revealing.
Since then we've kept in touch, off & on.
And then he left suddenly. Sad.
Painful
But what can man do.
God gives & God takes at His will.
So we give thanks for his life.
He raised a good family.
May God be the father to his children now that he is gone.
May God be husband to the widow he left behind.
Adieu Gentleman Okpeki till the resurrection!;
October 11, 2025
From my memorable holiday with you at NAFCON estate, in 1990, to your selfless efforts in keeping my family together, you have been a priceless uncle. My world will miss you dearly.
Rest in perfect peace, uncle.
Rest in perfect peace, uncle.
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