PRESS RELEASE: UNEXPECTED SUNSET – FUNERAL ANNOUNCEMENT OF HER EXCELLENCY, PASTOR (MRS) PATIENCE UMO ENO

Following the painful demise of the First Lady of Akwa Ibom State, Pastor (Mrs) Patience Umo Eno on September 26, 2024, the bereaved family in consultation with the State Government, has approved the announcement of the funeral events as follows:

20th November, 2024 : Opening of Mourning House

20th – 26th November, 2024 : Condolence Visits

22nd November, 2024 : Night of Worship and Tributes at the International Christian Worship
Centre – Uyo
Time: 6PM

27th November, 2024: Service of Songs at Country Home, Ikot Ekpene Udo, Nsit Ubium LGA.
Time: 6PM- 8PM

29th November, 2024 : Funeral Service at Country Home, Ikot Ekpene Udo, Nsit Ubium LGA.
Time: 10Am

The family is deeply grateful for the overwhelming love and support from people and organizations across the country and beyond, and further requests continued prayers, understanding and solidarity
in the days leading up to the funeral.

Condolence Messages should be sent to
Condolencesforfirstlady@akwaibomstate.gov.ng latest 11th November, 2024, while those seeking enquiries should mail enquiries@akwaibomstate.gov.ng

or call
Hon. Otobong Edemidiong (Director of Protocol) +234 806 930 3636

Dr. Frank Ekpenyong (SSA- ICT) +234 708 679 1833

Signed:
Prince Enobong Uwah
Secretary to the State Government and Chairman, Central Planning Committee 07112024

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