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Painful Exit of Blessing Oghale Gbenekama: Burial to Commence With Service of Songs June 12 in Warri

Painful Exit of Blessing Oghale Gbenekama: Burial to Commence With Service of Songs June 12 in Warri
 

It is with profound sorrow and acceptance of God's will that the families of Gbenekama of Azama and Benikrukru Communities in Gbaramatu Kingdom, Warri South-West LGA, and the family of the late Mr. Sunday E. Odeh of Uruto Quarters, Ozoro in Isoko North LGA, announce the sudden passing of their beloved wife, sister, mother, and aunt, **Ambassador (Mrs.) Blessing Oghale Gbenekama (JP)**. Aged 40, is survived by her husband, three children, and numerous other relatives.

Burial Arrangements

Service of Songs:
Date: Wednesday, June 12, 2024
Time: 2 PM
Location: Her husband's residence at Charlisco, NPA Expressway, after NigerCat, Warri, Delta State

Funeral Service and Interment:**
Date: Friday, June 14, 2024
Time: 7 AM
Details:  The body will leave Safe Haven Mortuary, 2 Eyiangho Street, Off Aruoture Street, beside Williamz Square Event Centre, O/L Warri, Delta State, to her hometown in Azama Community, Gbaramatu Kingdom, Warri South-West LGA, for the funeral service and interment.

This announcement is signed by Deacon Prince Isaiah Gbenekama and Miss Tare Gbenekama on behalf of the family and children.
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