ADC’s Deputy Publicity Secretary, Ugochimereze Asuzu, Passes on After Slumping.
The African Democratic Congress (ADC) has been thrown into mourning following the sudden death of its Deputy Publicity Secretary in Imo State, Hon. Ugochimereze Chinedu Asuzu.
Asuzu, who also convened Ikoro Ndigbo and was regarded as a strong voice in Igbo sociocultural discourse, reportedly slumped and died in the early hours of Wednesday.
In a statement signed by the party’s State Publicity Secretary, Chief MacDonald Amadi, the ADC described his passing as a devastating loss, extolling him as a “man of uncommon intellect, conviction, and service.”
A native of Umuma Isiaku in Ideato South Local Government Area, Asuzu combined academic brilliance with grassroots activism. He earned degrees in Theology and Political Science and was pursuing a doctorate at the time of his death.
Beyond partisan politics, he was a theologian, entrepreneur, cultural advocate, and founder of the Igbo Intelligentsia Renaissance, a platform dedicated to cultural renewal and intellectual engagement.
He also established and led I Stand With ADC, a coalition support group that mobilised citizens for democratic participation.
Before joining the ADC, Asuzu was a chieftain of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP). He was widely respected as a prolific writer, public affairs analyst, and visiting lecturer.
The party’s statement further described him as a loving husband, devoted father, and mentor who inspired many in both religious and secular spheres.
“The passing of Chief Asuzu is an irreplaceable loss to his family, the ADC family, and the larger Nigerian society,” the statement read.
Details of his burial arrangements will be announced later.
The African Democratic Congress (ADC) has been thrown into mourning following the sudden death of its Deputy Publicity Secretary in Imo State, Hon. Ugochimereze Chinedu Asuzu.
Asuzu, who also convened Ikoro Ndigbo and was regarded as a strong voice in Igbo sociocultural discourse, reportedly slumped and died in the early hours of Wednesday.
In a statement signed by the party’s State Publicity Secretary, Chief MacDonald Amadi, the ADC described his passing as a devastating loss, extolling him as a “man of uncommon intellect, conviction, and service.”
A native of Umuma Isiaku in Ideato South Local Government Area, Asuzu combined academic brilliance with grassroots activism. He earned degrees in Theology and Political Science and was pursuing a doctorate at the time of his death.
Beyond partisan politics, he was a theologian, entrepreneur, cultural advocate, and founder of the Igbo Intelligentsia Renaissance, a platform dedicated to cultural renewal and intellectual engagement.
He also established and led I Stand With ADC, a coalition support group that mobilised citizens for democratic participation.
Before joining the ADC, Asuzu was a chieftain of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP). He was widely respected as a prolific writer, public affairs analyst, and visiting lecturer.
The party’s statement further described him as a loving husband, devoted father, and mentor who inspired many in both religious and secular spheres.
“The passing of Chief Asuzu is an irreplaceable loss to his family, the ADC family, and the larger Nigerian society,” the statement read.
Details of his burial arrangements will be announced later.
ADC’s Deputy Publicity Secretary, Ugochimereze Asuzu, Passes on After Slumping.
The African Democratic Congress (ADC) has been thrown into mourning following the sudden death of its Deputy Publicity Secretary in Imo State, Hon. Ugochimereze Chinedu Asuzu.
Asuzu, who also convened Ikoro Ndigbo and was regarded as a strong voice in Igbo sociocultural discourse, reportedly slumped and died in the early hours of Wednesday.
In a statement signed by the party’s State Publicity Secretary, Chief MacDonald Amadi, the ADC described his passing as a devastating loss, extolling him as a “man of uncommon intellect, conviction, and service.”
A native of Umuma Isiaku in Ideato South Local Government Area, Asuzu combined academic brilliance with grassroots activism. He earned degrees in Theology and Political Science and was pursuing a doctorate at the time of his death.
Beyond partisan politics, he was a theologian, entrepreneur, cultural advocate, and founder of the Igbo Intelligentsia Renaissance, a platform dedicated to cultural renewal and intellectual engagement.
He also established and led I Stand With ADC, a coalition support group that mobilised citizens for democratic participation.
Before joining the ADC, Asuzu was a chieftain of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP). He was widely respected as a prolific writer, public affairs analyst, and visiting lecturer.
The party’s statement further described him as a loving husband, devoted father, and mentor who inspired many in both religious and secular spheres.
“The passing of Chief Asuzu is an irreplaceable loss to his family, the ADC family, and the larger Nigerian society,” the statement read.
Details of his burial arrangements will be announced later.
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