…says Abia North has lost a hero
Mao Ohuabunwa, former ECOWAS leader and pro-Chancellor of the University of Port Harcourt, has expressed deep grief over the death of Gregory Ikechukwu Ibe, founder of Gregory University, Uturu.
He described his demise as a monumental loss to Abia State and humanity.
Ohuabunwa, in a condolence message, said he received the news of Ibe’s death with rude shock and profound sorrow, lamenting that Abia has lost one of its illustrious sons whose contributions to education and human development would endure beyond his lifetime.
The former senator, who represented Abia North in the eighth Senate, described Ibe as a hero and a worthy son of Abia North who devoted his life and resources to the service of humanity.
He said Ibe’s establishment of Gregory University, Uturu, reflected his enduring commitment to education, youth empowerment and the development of society.
Ohuabunwa noted that although death had cut short the life of the renowned educationist, his legacy of institution-building and service would continue to inspire generations.
He extended his heartfelt condolences to the bereaved family, the management and students of Gregory University, the people of Abia North and the entire Abia State, praying God to grant them the fortitude to bear the irreparable loss.
He urged them to take solace in the enduring impact of Ibe’s life and the many lives he touched through his vision and philanthropy.
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