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Ebuka Obichukwu

Vic (the man who never dulled), I think you left too soon because the impact you have made so far is still going to be remarkable for a long time.

You have always been a gem in every moment I can remember. Every memory I have of you is one that brings smiles to my face. You were daring and extraordinary. You always made me know that nothing was impossible through the way you lived. You always walked your talk.

Knowing you will always  count as one of God’s many blessings in my life and I’ll remember you with joy always.

This is still difficult to write but rest well and live on in the Lord my friend and brother. I will miss you.

I pray for God’s strength and comfort for your family and loved ones.

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Engr. John Nnamdi Igweneme.

CONDOLENCE MESSAGE TO SIR VICTOR IWEANYA’S FAMILY.

It was with the greatest shock we received the news of the death of your beloved son,a rare gem,late Master Victor Onyekachi Iweanya (MBA) Which sad event occurred on 10th June 2023 at the age of 29.

A very promising and vibrant youth who passed through the intellectual crucible of Covenant University with flying colors, Second class upper division in Mechanical Engineering.In his great aspiration, he set up his own company with his friends. In his quest for knowledge he enrolled and registered at UNILAG for MBA.

There is no doubt we shall all miss him. A handsome,amiable and affable young man with very short and impactful life.

As a devout Christian I would urge the Iweanya family to take consolation that he lived a good Christian life and we shall see him again on the day of resurrection.John 5:28 & 29; Daniel 12:2 and 1Thessalonians 4:13,14 & 18.

The memory of the just is BLESSED and the righteous in everylasting remembrance : Proverbs 10:7 & Psalm 112:6.

May God Almighty grant Sir Victor Iweanya’s  wife, children and family the great courage to bear the irreparable loss.

Signed:

Engr. John Nnamdi lgweneme and family

Colleague at NNPC and family member for almost 42 years.

 

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Doreen Chukwuemeka

Victor, I honestly can’t believe I am writing this 💔. When I heard the news, I didn’t want to believe it because you literally posted around 10pm and 11pm and then hearing hours later you have left us felt so unreal to me. Victor, the little time we did business was when I got to know you better. You were so nice and caring towards me. You even offered me a wine to ease my tension, you just wanted to be sure I was so comfortable. Your death was indeed a loss to us 💔. Thank you for spreading love in the little time you spent with us.
Rest on Solider 🫡🕊️❤️.

Your cousin, Doreen Somtochukwu.

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Ifeanyi Udeze

Coincidentally, Victor and I attended the same secondary school and university. We both studied Mechanical Engineering so as far as we were from being best friends, we were always within reach. Victor was a great guy who had a direction. He was very cheerful and full of life. He was always involved. Writing a tribute will never be normal, no matter how much death is a certainty where there is life. God give your family strength.

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Adaobi Onyeakagbu

I really find it hard to believe Victor is gone. We used to hail each other as Mentor but I started calling you that because of how much of a go-getter you were. It was so inspiring, even from the days in Attendance Unit. You always had such a bright energy and I know you will be sorely missed. I pray God comforts your family and all you left behind.