Ezinne Nneoma Comfort Maduagwu set for burial on Friday June 14

The remains of Late Ezinne Nneoma Comfort Onyemaechi Maduagwu of Umuayalu, Egbu in Owerri North Local Government Area of Imo State will be laid to rest on Friday June 14, 2019  after a funeral service at the All Saints Anglican Cathedral Church, Egbu, Owerri by 11 am.

Late Ezinne Nneoma Comfort Onyemaechi Maduagwu is survived by Rt. Hon. Nnaemeka Maduagwu, a former Speaker of the Imo State House of Assembly, other children,grnd children, sister, auntie and in laws. 

Other funeral arrangements are as announced by the family.

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