The Imo State University Alumni Association (IMSUAA) and friends of Lolo Chimulunwa Uzoma have expressed their condolences to her and the entire Umeugo family of Umumejesi, Umeonyiriegbe, Ikwuano, Obodoukwu, in Ideato North Local Government Area of Imo State, following the death of their beloved father, Coach Thomas Chukwuma Uzoma, popularly known as Baba Mota.

In a condolence message signed by the IMSUAA Secretariat, the association and the deceased’s friends described the late Coach Uzoma as a man who lived an exemplary life characterised by kindness, love, and selflessness.

They noted that the deceased positively influenced the lives of those around him during his lifetime, leaving behind an enduring legacy worthy of emulation.

The association and his friends expressed consolation in the fact that Coach Uzoma lived to an advanced age and left behind remarkable and impeccable footprints through his exemplary lifestyle and positive contributions to society.

They further prayed for the peaceful repose of his soul, as well as the souls of all departed loved ones.

“May his soul, and the souls of all departed loved ones, continue to rest in peace. Amen,” the condolence message stated.

The message was issued on behalf of the IMSUAA and a large group of friends, associates, and well-wishers who joined in mourning the late patriarch and extending their heartfelt sympathies to Lolo Chimulunwa Uzoma and the entire Umeugo family during this period of grief.

The condolence statement was signed by the IMSUAA Secretariat, while the list of sympathisers included professionals, academics, business people, community leaders, and other well-wishers.

Among those who expressed their condolences were High Chief Chris Anyanwu, PhD; Ik Ogbonna, PhD (Okwuruoha); Chief Vitus Ajaegbu; Chief Okey Ozumba; Chief KingClovis Okereke; Dr. Emeka Ndugbe; Dr. Chima Madu; Dr. Cynthia Nnaji; Dr. Cynthia Okonkwo (C3); Obinna Uwandu, Esq.; Arc. Chukwunonso Nnaji; and Asso. Prof. Uche Ogbuke.

Other sympathisers included Chief and Lolo Kenneth Obisike; Chief and Dr. (Mrs.) Aham Ozigbu; Prince Okwy and Princess Chika Ukaga; Dr. Ugochukwu Okorozoh, KSJI, FNIMN; Chris Ezeala, JP; Obianuju Lovelyn Egbune; and representatives of Mahayatony Oil and Gas, among several others.

The association and friends prayed that God would grant the bereaved family the strength and fortitude to bear the irreparable loss, while preserving the cherished memories and enduring legacy of their departed patriarch.

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