Immediate Past NBA 1st Ass Sec, Okey Leo Ohagba Walks Down The Aisle In A Traditional Way At Anambra State – TheNigerialawyer

It was a beautiful sight today at Mgbuwa Village, Ichida,
Anambra State as the immediate Past 1st Assistant Secretary of the
Nigerian Bar Association, Okey Leo Ohagba Esq., said ”I DO” to his
lost but found rib.

Okey Leo made his marital vows to his heartthrob, Nneka Uba in a
traditional way, changing his marital status from being single to
married.

All Glory to God as they are set to begin another chapter of
their life as man and wife.

Congratulations to the newly wedded couple.

First Photos from The Event

VIDEO: Nigerian Army Releases video to disproof allegation of
secret graveyards in N/East
Video Link: https://youtu.be/PIDHuaMn0C8^[1]

The Nigerian Army (NA), has again debunked the report by the
Wall Street Journal (WSJ), a US-based news media on an alleged
secret military graveyards in the North-East (NE) aside the
Maimalari Cantonment Cemetery of 7 Division in Maiduguri.

In a two-minutes video produced by the Film Unit of the
Directorate of Army Public Relations (DAPR) and obtained by
PRNigeria, the Army called on the general public to disregard the
misinformation been mischievously circulated alleging secret
cemeteries or killings orchestrated by NA.

Like other global nations, the Army said fallen heroes are
buried according to burial procedures, as entrenched in the
Constance, ethics, and traditions, as well as the administrative
policies and procedures of NA.

“It is therefore mischievous for any individual or group to
accuse NA of carrying out secret burials for its personnel that
paid the supreme sacrifice while fighting insurgents in the
N/East.

“However, all formations and units in NA including 7 Division,
located at Maimalari Cantonment, maintained a cemetery where
personnel and members of their family her buried.
“Maimalari Cantonment Cemetery is the only place where burial of
deceased personnel of NA are conducted in the whole N/East’s
Theatre of Operation.
“Cemeteries in the NA are usually partitioned into two sections for
the Christian and Muslim faithful. It is also a tradition for NA to
conduct burial in broad daylight, witnessed by Commanders,
next-of-kins, colleagues, brothers, sisters and friends of the
deceased.

“The Chief of Army Staff, Lt. Gen. Tukur Yusuf Buratai, and
other top government functionaries, have on many occasions attended
burials of deceased personnel as a mark of respect and appreciation
for their service to the nation,” said the video’s narrator.

By PRNigeria