Abia Angels FC Welfare Officer Dad laid to Rest


  The body of Late Chief Paul Ngwu , the father of Abia Angels Football Club Welfare officer was laid to rest over the weekend in Umudikwere in Nsukka LGA of Enugu State.


Chief Paul Ngwu, who is highly reverred as a community leader, a Peace loving man and a devoted christian passed away on 11th of October ,2024 at the age of 79yrs. He was buried amidst funfair for his uncommon virtues and legacies that the vacuum caused by his death would be very difficult to fill in the community.


The late community proponent was survived by his wife, 5 sons , a daughter, grandchildren and relatives.


''In her social media handle  ' Uju Ngwu Ezigbo, the Welfare officer of Abia Angels wrote "Thank you Jehovah for the successful burial of my Dad. Thanks to my dear team, Abia Angels FC Abia Angels and Abia State. I appreciate friends and families for all their support, I pray that God Almighty will bless you all. Continue to rest in peace my loving and peaceful dad ." She concluded.

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