Tears and sadness have taken over an Anambra State community after a man full of life and promise, perished in a fracas.
“The Ambrose I know is humble, humane, sound, seasoned, polished, fine and refined. He is a model as far as been quintessential is concerned. He is respectful, obedient and never ever looks for anyone’s trouble.
“He was my junior at Infant Jesus Nursery Primary School, Awka. Also at Tansi International College, Awka. He later left for further studies abroad where he finished his Bachelors as well as Masters degrees. On his return, he hanged on for a while in Awka, the city where he was born, breed and brought up before heading to Lagos where he worked and lived.
Kene Ambrose Nwokolo is the only son of a widow, Mrs Enu Nwokolo who died after he was hit by some men during an ‘avoidable’ fracas in Anambra State on December 27th.
According to his friend, Tobenna Obiano, he fell on the tarred road by the edge of a water way and bled profusely.
He was rushed to Nnamdi Azikiwe University Teaching Hospital, Nnewi where he passed away. Kene, until his death was working with a new generation bank in Lagos. He will be laid to rest on January 21.
Below is a tribute and details surrounding his death posted by Tobenna Obiano:-
“Life abroad keeps you often away from family, friends and associates, yet there are persons who you may not completely do away with. Persons who are indispensable, Kene is one young man too many.
“En route Nigeria through London, I spoke with Ambrose and he was in high spirit. He had always been a jolly good fellow, doing his things in his own quiet way yet making waves. You may mistake him for a weakly, but he is strongwilled and positive minded as the word. Hardwork is only but a part of him.
According to his friend, Tobenna Obiano, he fell on the tarred road by the edge of a water way and bled profusely.
He was rushed to Nnamdi Azikiwe University Teaching Hospital, Nnewi where he passed away. Kene, until his death was working with a new generation bank in Lagos. He will be laid to rest on January 21.
Below is a tribute and details surrounding his death posted by Tobenna Obiano:-
“Life abroad keeps you often away from family, friends and associates, yet there are persons who you may not completely do away with. Persons who are indispensable, Kene is one young man too many.
“En route Nigeria through London, I spoke with Ambrose and he was in high spirit. He had always been a jolly good fellow, doing his things in his own quiet way yet making waves. You may mistake him for a weakly, but he is strongwilled and positive minded as the word. Hardwork is only but a part of him.
“He was my junior at Infant Jesus Nursery Primary School, Awka. Also at Tansi International College, Awka. He later left for further studies abroad where he finished his Bachelors as well as Masters degrees. On his return, he hanged on for a while in Awka, the city where he was born, breed and brought up before heading to Lagos where he worked and lived.
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