PDP consoles ex-BOT chairman Anenih over loss of wife and son

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– The PDP has prayed for former chairman of the party’s Board of Trustees Chief Tony Anenih over the death of his wife and son

– The party prayed that Anenih will never have to mourn in the remaining days of his life

– Mrs Patricia Anenih passed on at 74 in London on April 16 while Anenih’s son, Eugene died on SundayMay 14

The National Caretaker Committee of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) on Tuesday, May 16, commiserated with former chairman of the party’s Board of Trustees Chief Tony Anenih over the death of his wife and son.

The party says: “May the Lord grant Anehih and his family the fortitude to bear the irreparable loss.

According to the party, “We pray that you will not sorrow again in the remaining days of your life. May the souls of the departed rest with the Lord in perfect peace.”

PDP through Dayo Adeyeye, National Publicity Secretary of the committee consoles Anenih over demise of wife, son

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In a condolence message Dayo Adeyeye, National Publicity Secretary of the committee in Abuja the party said it was heart-breaking for a man to lose wife and son with short intervals.

News Agency of Nigeria reports that Mrs Patricia Anenih passed on at 74 in London on April 16. Anenih’s

son, Mr Eugene Anenih, died on Sunday, May 14, at the age of 51 both are yet to be buried.

The statement read: “Your wife’s untiring support in an extremely busy and action packed political career cannot be overemphasized.

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Her departure must have left you with so much sorrow.We believe in your capacity to overcome these painful losses.”

ZENITHBLOG.com recalls that Nigeria’s former president Goodluck Jonathan on Monday, May 15, visited Anenih, at his residence in Abuja.

Jonathan visited the PDP chieftain over the death of his son, Eugene, who reportedly slumped and died while playing Tennis in a club in Lagos on Saturday, May 13.

Eugene, who recently lost his mother, was Chief Executive Officer of Nova Finances.

Eugene suffered a heart attack while playing lawn tennis at Ikoyi Club.

Watch this ZENITHBLOG.com TV video of a Nigerian saying there is need for a mass burial for our leaders:

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