Togbui Fessou Kouvionou III
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His Majesty Togbui Fessou Kouvionou III was Dufia (Chief) of Agovoudou Traditional Area in the Republic of Togo from 29 November 2014 until his demise on 4 January 2023. The traditional ruler was an active parishioner of the Corpus Christi Catholic Church Sakumono Estates. He served as the 1st Building Committee Chairman and the 2nd Vice President of the Church’s Parish Council.
Condolences
Shirley Seidu
Ooow. Sad to hear of your demise. I pray that the Lord will receive your soul . May He comfort your family and strengthen them to cope with the loss knowing you'll be reunited at resurrection. Rest in peace.
Jasmin Agbewornu
That you are gone, is still unbelievable. I look back to the great time you gave us in the village when you hosted the Philharmonic Choir. We were thinking of another dose but it is not to be. May the angels of God lead you to the heavenly paradise and may your soul rest in perfect peace. To the family you have left behind, may God himself be your greatest consolation.
Charles Kukah
Rest in perfect peace Soldier of Christ.
Col E. K. Osei
Rest well, Christian Soldier!
Colonel John Mawuena Aniglo
You were more that a brother, a friend, a mentor as a well as a Father. You lived humanity. You played your part on this earth. You always desire for the best for your people and mankind. Rest well my COLONEL, We love you but God lives you more May the angels receive your and present it to God the Most High Signed Col. John ANIGLO Accra West Grand 2nd GP
Maj. James Klu
May your exemplary conduct be emulated as your soul finds acceptance at the Throne of Grace. Fare thee well.
Antoinette Addo Adu
It was just last year that I sent that birthday wish to you, through Mommy. Your demise came as a surprise to me but as I know you believed "a soldier of Christ does not fear to join the ranks of the dead". Take your rest, with the Lord. Deepest condolences to all of you.
Addo Livingstone
Daddy, the news of your demise was a sad one to me. May you rest in the bosom of the Almighty where we shall meet one day. I extend my heartfelt condolences to the Fesu family. May the Holy Spirit comfort and strengthen you.
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