Remains of late NAN director, Ajudua, laid to rest

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From Nosa Akenzua, Asaba

The remains of Engr, Mathias Ajudua, the Executive Director, (Technical), News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) has been laid to rest.
Engr Ajudua was buried at his family compound in Okpanam towm in Delta State on Saturday.
The interment was preceded by a church service, officiated by Evang Balogun Abayomi of the Celestial Church of Christ, Asaba.
In a sermon, Abayomi reminded the congregation that death was a necessary end for the living, and urged the congregation to live a worthy life in order to make heaven.
Many people including staff of the Agency, members of the Nigeria Civil Society of Engineers , family members paid tributes to the late Ajudua.
Son of the deceased, David Ajudua said he would ever remain proud of his father, describing him as a pillar,mover and enabler who had during his life time, positively impacted on many people, supported and shared in their grief.
Also,Ms Ese Ekama, Senior Editor, NAN, recounted her relationship with Ajudua, describing him as a boss who cared for all, unfortunately taken away by death

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