Ranco Global CEO, Akalachukwu’s Mother:Late Lolo Christiana Ikeyina Laid To Rest In Amanuke

The remains of Late Lolo Christiana Ikeyina has been laid to rest in her husband’s country home, Umueze village Amanuke, Awka North local government area, Anambra State amidst pomp and ceremony.

Late Lolo Ikeyina nee Nwadiogbu aka Otu Ugo Nwa Anaeche was the mother of the Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer, MD/CEO, Ranco Global, Port Harcourt, Chief Raphael Akalachukwu Onyibo.

Late Madam Ikeyina who passed away at the age of 85, will be fondly remembered by loved ones as a beacon of peace, a role model, and a mother to all.

The family of late High Chief Nwankwo Onyibo Ikeyina ( Ezeude Gbulu Anyinya 1 of Amanuke) are mourning their beloved mother and the MD/CEO of Ranco Global hosted the high and the mighty across boundaries from Port Harcourt, Northern Nigeria and beyond alongside his brothers

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In his sermon at the burial service, the Regional Overseer, Achalla Region, Deeper Life Bible Church,Pastor Joe Onyeanusi encouraged the family to bear the irreplaceable loss with gratitude to God for His mercies of their family.

Pastor Onyeanusi described the late Lolo Ikeyina based on testimonies about her life as selfless and religious.
The Achalla Region, Regional overseer of the Deeper Life Bible Church warned Christians to stop doing abominable things in the church of God but to prepare for heaven as it’s real.

He appealed to Christians to as well flee occultism and immortality for a place in God’s vineyard at the end of their race on earth.

He advised that the best thing to do as a Christian is to trust in Jesus Christ and live like Christ among men.

A popular Nigerian gospel musician, Chika Okpala, Chairman Nigeria Union of Journalists, NUJ Anambra State Council ,Comrade Odogwu Emeka Odogwu, PhD, Amanuke born business tycoon, Elder Samuel Anakwue of the SI Magnet fame among other government representatives witnessed the burial ceremony.

As well prominent men and women from Amanuke and Awka North, religious and cultural groups, business moguls and industrialists from Port Harcourt , Northern Nigeria and across all divides as well as as priests of God including the vicar, Holy Trinity Anglican Church, Amanuke, Reverend Christian Okey Obijiofor,
attended the burial like carnival.