Crowds Gather as Omeudo Passes Through Ohaji/Egbema After Mother-in-Law’s Burial
Crowds Gather as Omeudo Passes Through Ohaji/Egbema After Mother-in-Law’s Burial
After burying his mother-in-law, the Big Elephant, Hon. Uju Kingsley Chima, MFR (Omeudo), headed through Ohaji/Egbema Local Government Area on his way to his country home.

As usual, the sight of his convoy sparked excitement across communities in Ohaji/Egbema, with residents coming out in their numbers to welcome and celebrate him. Their warm reception reflected the affection and appreciation they have for a man they describe as good hearted and deeply connected to his people.
Omeudo, who is widely known for his philanthropic activities and support for indigent members of the communities across the Ohaji/Egbema, Oguta and Oru West Federal Constituency, did not simply pass by.
He stopped his convoy, stepped out, and personally walked around to greet the people. He exchanged greetings with residents and warmly acknowledged elders who came out of their homes and waved in appreciation.
The spontaneous reception once again demonstrated the strong bond between Omeudo and the people of the constituency a bond built on accessibility, generosity, humility and genuine concern for the welfare of his people.
Indeed, the entire constituency missed their Big Elephant.
