Community bids farewell to Mrs Alice Janet Obaseki as remains are buried in Ikoro

The remains of Madam Alice Janet Obaseki, mother-in-law of former Minister of State for Budget and National Planning, Prince Clem Ikabade Agba, were buried on Friday at her home in Ikoro, an Ijaw community in Ovia North East Local Government Area of ​​Edo State.

Family members, church brothers, friends and political associates of Prince Agba and his wife, Princess Catherine Orobosa Agba, gathered in Ikoro to bid farewell to the Senior Mother in Israel of the Church of the Eternal Sacred Order of Cherubim and Seraphim, Alice Janet Obaseki.

Mrs. Obaseki passed away on June 9, 2024 in Abuja, leaving behind children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren to mourn and bury her. She was 83 years old.

Celebrations were held in grand style in the sleepy community of Ikoro, where people received dozens of dignitaries who came to celebrate with Prince Clem and Princess Catherine Agba [nee Obaseki] the life and times of their matriarch.

The late Mrs. Alice Janet Obaseki, once a businesswoman, served God and humanity, leaving a legacy of generosity and love for her community.

Among those present at Ikoro on Friday to identify themselves with the Agbas during the burial, which took place privately late on Iye Day [as she was fondly referred to] they were:

●Prince Goddy Jedy Agba [immediate past Minister of State for Power]

● Boss and Chief [Mrs] Sunday Challenge [immediate past Minister of Sports and Youth Development
● Pastor Osagie Ize-Iyamu [Former Secretary to the State Government in Edo]

●Honorable Simon Ogie [former Executjmive Director of NDiC]

● Engineer Salisu Ahmed [MD of Benin-Owena River Basin Development Authority]

● Mr. Ignatius Aigbokhaode of Setraco Nigeria Ltd
● Mr. Mumini Abiri of NNPC Limited
● Chief Sam Ekwueme [former Manager at Chevron
● Mr Dahiru Majeed [A renowned newspaper columnist and TV analyst]

● Dr. Lanre Adekanye [ a retired Director at the Ministry of Budget and National Planning]

● Mr. Sufuyan Ojeifo [Publisher/Editor-in-Chief of THE CONCLAVE online newspaper]

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