Asaba, Delta State | April 10, 2026
Eseigbe Media Team
Sir (Dr) Lucky Eseigbe Esq., House of Representatives hopeful for Esan Central/Esan West/Igueben Federal Constituency, on Friday led a high-powered delegation to Asaba, Delta State, in a show of solidarity to Barr. Festus Ehiemua, General Manager of Edo City Transport Services, during the burial rites of his mother-in-law, the late Ezinne Agnes Ada Agbagwu (née Asobo), fondly known as “Nurse.”
The solemn yet dignified ceremony drew family members, associates, political figures, and well-wishers from across the region, all gathered to celebrate a life widely described as impactful, compassionate, and devoted to service.
The funeral service was held at St. John’s Anglican Church, Akwukwu-Igbo, followed by a well-attended reception at Anglican Grammar School, Akwukwu-Igbo, near the Police Station. Tributes poured in, reflecting on the deceased’s enduring legacy as a mother, grandmother, caregiver, and community pillar.
Speaking with journalists on the sidelines of the event, Sir Lucky Eseigbe underscored the importance of standing with people not only in moments of celebration but also in times of grief.
“We are here today to identify with Barrister Festus Ehiemua and his family in this moment of loss. Life and death are constants of our human existence, but what truly endures is the legacy we leave behind. From all we have heard and witnessed, Mama lived a fulfilled and exemplary life—one rooted in love, service, and sacrifice,” he said.
He further described the late matriarch as a symbol of resilience and nurturing strength, noting that her life story serves as an inspiration to both present and future generations.
“This is not just a moment of mourning, but one of reflection and gratitude. A life well lived deserves to be celebrated, and Mama’s legacy will continue to resonate through her children, grandchildren, and the many lives she touched,” Eseigbe added.
Barr. Festus Ehiemua, visibly appreciative of the outpouring of support, thanked Sir Eseigbe and his delegation for their presence, describing it as a demonstration of genuine friendship and solidarity.
The event maintained a balance of solemn reflection and cultural celebration, as guests were entertained in accordance with traditional and Christian funeral rites, highlighting the rich cultural heritage of the host community.
The burial of Ezinne Agnes Ada Agbagwu stands as a poignant reminder of the enduring values of family, service, and community—principles that continue to bind societies together even in times of loss.
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