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Comrade Jimmy Imo huge celebration of life and times of his loving Parents in Imo State

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Amidst the prevailing security challenges in the South Eastern region, most especially Imo State, the celebration of life and times of the illustrious Sons and Daughters of the Eastern Heartland otherwise known as Imo State, which kicked off on Wednesday with a Christian wake – keep of the Nigerian foremost Rights’ Activist who was the Country and West African Director of Ford Foundation and also, Founder, Cleen Foundation, Comrade Innocent Chukwuma, continues today with the Christian wake – keep of the departed Parents, Samuel Sunday and Agnes Chinyere, of a renowned Biography Writer and former Chief of Staff to the former EFCC Chairman, Ibraham Lamorde, Comrade Jimmy Imo, at their hometown, Oru Ahiazu, Mbaise, Imo State.

Comrade Dr Jimmy Imo, who has written beautiful Biographies for so many Prominent Nigerians home and abroad including former President Goodluck Jonathan, is another dogged fighter the Eastern Region can boast of anytime, anyday, an influential figure in the Nigerian Civil Society Community, whose reputation opens any door in the Corridor of Power in Nigeria and International Community.

“Our own Comrade Dr Jimmy Imo, who didn’t hide his feeling on receiving the delegation of the Civil Society Organisation and Pro-Democracy Movement led by its Secretary, Comrade AWA Bamiji and assisted by another important Leader of the Group Comrade Solomon Sobade (appeares in a black wear in the group picture), is very quiet and gentle in nature but his societal influence which always speaks volume louder than Jimmy Imo’s appearance is now noteceable with enough publicity in Town for this joint Burial including the erection of a massive Billboard at a major Ohu Ahiara Junction, Mbaise, Imo State, in memory of his Parents, which leads to his beautiful Massion.“

The event parades who is who in Nigeria including Political, Religious and Traditional Leaders from far and near and that of Mbaise among whom is Eze Francis Ogoke.

Jimmy Imo is a Night in his Saint Anne’s Church whose Daddy, died at 92, mobilised him and other Siblings to buy a Bus and donate to the Holy Trinity Church according to the One of the glowing Tributes during the event while the Wife, Agnes Chinyere, who passed on in March at age of 83 was an Amazon in both Church and the Community

“The funeral and Reception follow tomorrow, Comrade AWA Bamiji stated. .

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James Ezema

Comrade James Ezema is a veteran journalist and media consultant. He is a political strategist. He can be reached on +2348035823617 via call or WhatsApp.

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