Sir Ezekiel Ukpoma Uwabor
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My dad was an incredible man, too outstanding for words. He provided for his family, and made sure his children and everyone around him had the guidance they needed. He was a renowned Educationist, Philanthropist and community leader. My Dad was a principal in several schools in the then Bendel state including Igbanke Grammar school from where he retired in 1990.
Condolences
Obianke prince ifeanyi
He was a great man who by the grace of God has achieve greatness may his soul rest in peace
James Emefiele
A good man has gone to be with the Lord.Rest on the bossom of Almighty God. You will be greatly missed.My principal,my inlaw and my colleague Good bye
Faith Popoola
Igbanke community has lost a great man. He was a very great mentor to those who went to Igbanke Grammar School during the time he was the Principal. May his soul rest in perfect peace
Igue Nwanwuene
May his gentle soul rest in perfect peace
Anna Obanor
I will always remember you for your kind words. May the Lord grant you eternal rest
Edomwonyi Agholor
May his gentle soul rest in perfect peace
Felix Aguele
Mr E.U. My unforgetable principal extraordinary! He was the best we ever had! He knew everyone by their capacity and how to get the best from the students even with scarcest resources! I could still recall some unforgettable memories of my personal encounters with my principal, inspite of all that happened he would still draw me close. He was more or less a father to most of us! Daddy! I had nursed my very great desire of meeting you again even for just a minute. Unfortunately, this was never a reality! I will forever miss you! Sleep great man of great visions! Continue to rest in peace in the bosom of the Lord. Adieau my teacher, my mentor my principal and my friend!
Felix Aguele
Mr E.U. My unforgetable principal extraordinary! He was the best we ever had! He knew everyone by their capacity and how to get the best from the students even with scarcest resources! I could still recall some unforgettable memories of my personal encounters with my principal, inspite of all that happened he would still draw me close. He was more or less a father to most of us! Daddy! I had nursed my very great
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