In the serene town of Nnewi, Anambra, sadness gripped the hearts of many as they learned of the passing of Mrs. Caroline Nwaebube Okoli, affectionately known as Mama Caroline. More than just a mother to her family, Mama Caroline was a pillar of strength and a source of light in her community.
The funeral service, held at the tranquil St. Louis Catholic Church in Uruagu Nnewi, was a poignant blend of sorrow and celebration of a life well-lived. Family members, friends, and neighbors gathered to pay their respects and bid farewell to a beloved matriarch.
Mama Caroline Nwaebube Okoli lies in state at the St. Louis Catholic Church during her funeral service, surrounded by floral tributes and the love of family and friends.
Chief Innocent Okoli (Organizer), CEO of Organizer Oil and Gas and Mama Caroline’s son, stood tall amidst the sea of mourners, surrounded by loved ones as they honored her memory. It was a moment of unity as the community rallied around one of their own in their time of need.
Despite the somber atmosphere, there was an overwhelming sense of gratitude for Mama Caroline’s remarkable life and the lasting impact she had on those around her. Her kindness, generosity, and unwavering support were cherished by all who knew her.
Chief Innocent Okoli, CEO of Organizer Oil and Gas, sits solemnly surrounded by family members during the funeral service of his beloved mother, Mrs. Caroline Nwaebube Okoli.
Hon. Dr. Tony Olisa Mbeki Ogbonna, representing the All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA), stepped forward to offer condolences on behalf of the party. His words of comfort were a source of solace for Chief Innocent Okoli and his family during this difficult time.
Chief Innocent Okoli, CEO of Organizer Oil and Gas, pictured alongside APGA National Chairman, Hon. Dr. Tony Olisa Mbeki Ogbonna, during a moment of solidarity at the funeral service.
Barr. Sly Ezeokenwa, the National Chairman of APGA, also paid his respects, emphasizing the importance of honoring Mama Caroline’s legacy. His presence underscored the values of unity and empathy that APGA stands for, particularly in times of sorrow.
As the funeral concluded, Chief Innocent Okoli expressed gratitude to all who had come to honor his mother’s memory. He thanked Barr. Ezeokenwa and the APGA for their support and solidarity.
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Following the funeral service, friends and well-wishers gathered at Mama Caroline’s home for interment. It was more than a somber affair; it was a celebration of Mama Caroline’s life. The event was adorned with colorful traditional attire and lively cultural dancers. Musical talents such as Anyidons and Obyno Pammy Udu Bonche were present to lighten the mood, while dignitaries like Chief Louis Carter and Chief Cletus Ibeto paid their respects.
Chief Innocent Okoli, CEO of Organizer Oil and Gas, shares a moment with Chief Cletus Ibeto, amidst the somber atmosphere
Amidst the festivities, food and drink were abundant as guests celebrated Mama Caroline’s well-lived life. The burial festivities continues today, a testament to the enduring legacy of Mama Caroline Nwaebube Okoli.
