Madam Maudline Uche Ikejiaku (Nee Okoli) Okwu N’Ihu Eriku has been laid to rest in her husband’s country home in Ezekwuabor, Otolo Nnewi, in Nnewi North L.G.A of Anambra state. Madam Maduline while alive lived a life that pleased God and humanity, as she was unassuming in nature, and down to earth in all her dealings with her follow human beings.
She supported her husband in all his endeavors, while alive,, which made it possible for her disposition at forgiving and forgetting easily the wrongs done to her.
She as well showed undiluted love to her sister, who was the second wife to her husband. Though she lost all her five children, that did not stop her from loving her sister’s children, whom she took as her own children.
Madam Maudline having died at the ripe age of 88 years, she will be fondly remembered because of the enduring legacies, she left behind, especially by members of her faith, as she was a sabatherian.
While speaking with Nigerian Notch, Uchechukwu Ikejiaku (aka Ada Nnewi Blag Culture) the step daughter of the deceased said she could not yet believe that her loving step mother was no more. She stressed that Madam Maudline was a loving and caring mother took her as her own biological daughter, which necessitated naming her after her late step mum. She said that she will really miss her, but said “ who can question God” she promised to live on her legacies which endeared her to all and sundry in the community. She thanked those that came to join her, in her grief especially Dr Sir Chika Okafor, Chief Innocent Chukwuma, Dr Patrick Ifeanyi Ubah, Dr Cletus Ibeto, Dr Cosmas Maduka, Chief Gabriel Chukwuma, dora Molokwu, Senator Annie Okonkwo, Okeiyi Amichi, Senator Andy Ubah, Isi Na Awa Agu of Ideani, Hon Chukwuemeka Mbachukwu (Gosife) Dr Igwilo, Godwin( SKB) etc
She supported her husband in all his endeavors, while alive,, which made it possible for her disposition at forgiving and forgetting easily the wrongs done to her.
She as well showed undiluted love to her sister, who was the second wife to her husband. Though she lost all her five children, that did not stop her from loving her sister’s children, whom she took as her own children.
Madam Maudline having died at the ripe age of 88 years, she will be fondly remembered because of the enduring legacies, she left behind, especially by members of her faith, as she was a sabatherian.
While speaking with Nigerian Notch, Uchechukwu Ikejiaku (aka Ada Nnewi Blag Culture) the step daughter of the deceased said she could not yet believe that her loving step mother was no more. She stressed that Madam Maudline was a loving and caring mother took her as her own biological daughter, which necessitated naming her after her late step mum. She said that she will really miss her, but said “ who can question God” she promised to live on her legacies which endeared her to all and sundry in the community. She thanked those that came to join her, in her grief especially Dr Sir Chika Okafor, Chief Innocent Chukwuma, Dr Patrick Ifeanyi Ubah, Dr Cletus Ibeto, Dr Cosmas Maduka, Chief Gabriel Chukwuma, dora Molokwu, Senator Annie Okonkwo, Okeiyi Amichi, Senator Andy Ubah, Isi Na Awa Agu of Ideani, Hon Chukwuemeka Mbachukwu (Gosife) Dr Igwilo, Godwin( SKB) etc