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Faces And Scenes At The Burial Of Late Mrs Anastacia Ezenwa

by Cami Ezenwa
Eldest son, Victor Ezenwa reads the deceased's citation

By Cami Ezenwa

The burial of Late Mrs Anastacia Enyinnaya Ezenwa, retired school teacher, women leader, mother and grandmother, on Thursday was with indeed with great fanfare.

The burial which took place at the Ezenwa’s family compound in Umuokwara, Isokpo Obibi Ogbaku, Imo State, on Thursday witnessed delegations of traditional leaders, women associations, church groups, youth Organisations, Umuafas (daughters of the kindred married outside) as well other friends and associates trooping down to identify with the family at a moment of great loss.

It was not grief all the way, for the mourners, but also a moment of sober reflection for the living: especially the moral of living an impactful life. The following pictures show perspectives of the burial:

Covering the grave
From left, Cami & Ndy Ezenwa view the corse
Dust to dust performance
When the church began to sing..
The coffin arrives
Women group dance around the grave
Eldest son, Victor Ezenwa reads the deceased's citation
Eldest son, Victor Ezenwa reads the deceased's citation
Stand of a women's group
One of her daughters, Oluchi Uzoigwe pays her last respect
Fro left: Lagos-based businessman/one of the deceased's sons, Ndy Ezenwa, Benson Durueke, Governor Ezenwa and another pay last respect
Head of the family, Mr Valentine Ezenwa sit out to receive condolence visitors
Lowering the coffin
At the night of tributes held outdoors
Sympathisers visit the family after the burial

Sympathisers visit the family after the burial

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Cami Ezenwa is a writer, editor and concepts developer. He has worked with the Daily Times, Daily Independent, Financial Standard and Business Television, to mention a few.
Committed to grooming the next generation of impactful writers, he is an apostle of free flowing prose.

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