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Bereaved Innoson Chairman Innocent Chukwuma
By PAMELA EBOH, Awka
Festival of cows is the only way to describe the influx of cow gifts being doled out as gifts by friends and associates to Chairman of Innoson Motors, Mr. Innocent Chukwuma, for the funeral of his mother.
The associates ranging from banks to companies, individuals and others include, Keystone Bank, United Bank of Africa, Globus Bank, Fidelity Bank, Ifeanyi Obiako, Chinedu Agha, Chief Austin Emmanuel, Mr. Amobi Chikwendu.
Others were Hon. Nonso Smart Okafor, Emeka Ukachukwu, Dennis Ikegwuonu, Dr. Fetus Arinze, Sam Ofordeme, Prof. Charles Esimone, Chief Charles Okeke, Chief Chinedu Okonkwo, Dr. Joseph Ugboaja, Chikaosoro Ojukwu, Ikem Obi, and many others.
At the last count before the burial slated to start Thursday night, the number of cows has risen to above 109.
From the pictures obtained from Anaedo TV, a makeshift ranch has been created behind Innoson’s palatial residence in Uru-Umudim Nnewi, to secure most of the cows, which have continued to rise on daily basis.
Innoson’s mother, Mrs. Nwayinkwo Martina Chukwuma, Nee Akuba (Ugogbe Ezinaulo), who died on December, 16th, 2021, is a mother of six children four males, and two females, including the owner of definct Gabros FC, Gabriel Chukwuma.
The burial of Mrs. Nwayinkwo Martina Chukwuma kicked off yesterday, Thursday, February 24, 2022, with a wake-keep at the residence of Late Chief Chukwuma Mojekwu, in Uru-Umudim, Nnewi.