Ambassador Dr Osita Offor “De Ultimate Commander” (Ikenga Gburugburu of Ohafia Ancient Kingdom), has officially conveyed a message of solidarity and condolences to a foundation member of the United Abia Artistes and Patriots Forum, Hon. Prince Uzor Nwachukwu, over the passing of his father and the ongoing arrangements for a befitting royal burial.

Speaking on behalf of members of UAAP, Ambassador Offor described the moment as a solemn celebration of a life dedicated to the service of humanity, while reaffirming the Forum’s commitment to stand firmly with Prince Nwachukwu during the period of mourning.

According to the statement, UAAP officially identifies with Prince Uzor Nwachukwu as he drives the process of honouring his late father with a befitting funeral rite deserving of a royal figure whose life left remarkable impact on people and society.

The statement further emphasized that the royal burial ceremony requires the support, goodwill, and contributions of friends, associates, well-wishers, and members of UAAP to ensure seamless and uninterrupted activities throughout the funeral process.

Offering prayers for the deceased, Ambassador Offor prayed that God grants the soul of His Royal Majesty eternal life, while describing the late royal father as a great achiever and father figure whose mentorship positively shaped many lives.

“We shall be there to pay our last respect to our great achiever and father figure for his mentorship role in our individual lives,” the message noted, underscoring the depth of respect and admiration held for the deceased.

Ambassador Offor also extended heartfelt condolences to Prince Uzor Nwachukwu and his family, assuring them of the unwavering support of UAAP during what he described as a critical and emotional moment.

Drawing from biblical encouragement and shared solidarity, the statement concluded with a reminder of collective responsibility in difficult times, stressing that pain shared by one should be felt by all, while affirming faith in divine strength with the belief that “one with God is majority.”