The Correspondents’ Chapel of the Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ), Edo State Council, on Monday, commiserated with a member of the chapel, Mr. Titus Akhigbe, over the passing of his beloved wife, Irene.
Chairman of the chapel, Mrs. Nefishetu Yakubu, who led members on a condolence visit to Mr. Akhigbe’s residence in Benin City, described the loss of a loved one as a deeply painful experience.
She expressed heartfelt sympathy and urged the bereaved family to find solace in God.
“The death of a loved one is always devastating, However, we pray that God Almighty will comfort you, your children and the entire family she left behind. Words may fail us, but we stand with you in this trying time.
“I am trying so hard not to be emotional because as a mother, I can only imagine the pain and confusion the children are enduring right now.
“This is a time for us to collectively provide them with the love and support they need. God will step in and be their mother and provider.
“Titus, please remain strong for the children, as they will draw strength from you.” she said.
On his part, Titus Akhigbe expressed gratitude to the leadership and members of the chapel for their visit and solidarity.
He recounted the circumstances surrounding his wife’s sudden demise, describing it as a shocking and unexpected event, adding that she had never been sick.
The chapel members offered prayers for the repose of the late Irene’s soul and pledged their continued support to Mr. Akhigbe and his family during this difficult time.
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