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This memorial website was created in the memory of our loved one, Hon. Justice Emmanuel Ndoma-Egba OFR JCA (rtd), 84, born on August 28, 1928 and passed away on October 6, 2012. We will remember him forever.

Condolence Visits:

Visit 1:
Court of Appeal Chief Judge and members pay a condolence visit to the Bereaved Ndome-Egba's family at the residence of Professor Rowland Ndoma-Egba where other family members were also present in the meeting. 

(Click to watch) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1e1EqCVh7A4&feature=youtu.be 

Visit 2:

Men's christian association, Hope Waddell Parish, Calabar

(Click to watch) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-DMw-Ef29zs&feature=youtu.be 

PROFESSOR ROWLAND NDOMA-EGBA

FRCS, FWACS, FICS, FIMC, F&D (MAS) Cert. (Endosc.)

PROFESSOR OF SURGERY, UNIVERSITY OF CALABAR

Consultant Surgeon, University of Calabar Teaching Hospital - Calabar

P.O.Box 1896 - Calabar 

BURIAL ARRANGEMENTS FOR

(ELDER) JUSTICE EMMANUEL TAKON NDOMA-EGBA OFR, JCA (RTD)
(Legend Beyond His Times)
 

 

Further to our earlier announcement of the transition into glory of our Father, grandfather and great grandfather and patriach of the Ndoma-Egba, Egba Eta Egajum and Ararom families, on behalf of the families, I announce his burial plans as follows:- 


Sunday, February 17, 2013
                                                                       -         Opening of the mourning houses in Akparabong, Ikom and Calabar, Cross River State. 

 
Wednesday 20, February, 2013             -          Visitations by families, kindred groups, organisation and functionaries


Thursday 21, February, 2013                 -           Night of Tributes, Cultural Centre, Calabar


Friday 22 February, 2013                        -           Valedictory Court Session, Court of Appeal, Calabar Brief Lying-in-State at his residence, Bassey Ndoma-Egba Hills, Ikom.


Saturday 23 February, 2013                  -           Funeral Church Service and Interment at 'ITHACA' Nkpanjen - Akparabong, Ikom LGA, Cross River State.


Sunday 24th February, 2013                 -           Thanksgiving Service, Presbyterian Church, Akparabong Ikom.

 
Prof. Rowland Ndoma-Egba

Head,

Ndoma-Egba, Egba Eta, Egajum and Ararom families

   

**Victor: +2348033141877. Rowland: +2348033244687. Etta +2348064356544. OJ: +2348033380626. Knut: +2348054455555

 

Tributes

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Priscilla St. Leger
September 9, 2016
September 9, 2016
Teacher Takon
Happy Anniversary.
I know you are in a good place because you were a good man.
Remember at one get together in London when the host asked us all if we played any musical instruments and Pius said he played the Grammar phone. These are what memories are made off.
RIP Amba St. Leger UK
Priscilla St. Leger
October 25, 2015
October 25, 2015
Those who's lives you touched are still struggling to come to terms with life on earth without you. The vacuum is 'unifiable'. Thinking of you always. Amba St. Leger (Egiga)
chigozie nwagbara
February 4, 2013
February 4, 2013
With due respect, I say Rest in Perfect Peace. May the Angels in Heaven welcome you. Amen!
Danni Erim
December 7, 2012
December 7, 2012
Daddy, your sudden departure from this world left a huge void in our hearts, but we take comfort in the knowledge that you are in the bosom of Father Abraham. There are so many memories we share, and there's still room for so much more, but alas, the Lord had other plans. Adieu daddy. Rest in peace.
Priscilla St. Leger
October 26, 2012
October 26, 2012
My dear brother E.T.(Teacher Takon) I have tried hard to find apt words to describe you and what you meant to me and many others who's lives you touched. Yours was a 'midas touch', maybe not everything you touched turned literally into gold but you certainly touched the hearts of all who came into your life. A man of unending generosity and solid moral judgement.Tita we salute you. Epue X
Kanu Ambunde
October 25, 2012
October 25, 2012
'Mi Lord' as he was fondly called, your jokes left everyone cracking their ribs.
Rest in peace 'The Strong One'.
Chimeremeze Emeh
October 13, 2012
October 13, 2012
Late Justice Ndoma-Egba, your legacy will ever remain indelible in the hearts of those who know u well. Rest in peace my Lord.
Dr. Emmanuel Ukpo
October 13, 2012
October 13, 2012
Hon. justice Emmanuel Ndoma-Egba was a noble leader and pioneer of integrity in the Nigerian justice. I remember the time we spent together during the Nigerian civil war and will always cherish your advise and guidance during troubling times. May your soul rest in peace and the Almighty God bring peace and comfort to your family.
Nigerians will always remember your good life.
Ngozi Edi-Osagie
October 12, 2012
October 12, 2012
Our hearts go out to the Ndoma-Egba family in this time of sorrow. The indelible mark Uncle ET created in our lives over 30 years ago is not erased by this sad event. He was a wonderful mentor and friend to us, and we are thankful for the place he and his family will forever have in our lives and our hearts. He will be truly missed. Elaine, Ngozi, Ife, Ndidi, Nnamdi, Manchester UK
Max Ogar
October 11, 2012
October 11, 2012
My Lord, Hon. Justice Emmanuel Takon Ndoma-Egba was a fore-runner to all Lawyers from the Central and Northern Senatorial Districts of Cross River State; he showed us the way. My mentor and benefactor, Kanu Godwin Agabi,SAN refers to him as 'our leader.'

My Lord, 'E.T', Rest in Peace.
Max Ogar
October 11, 2012
October 11, 2012
Justice Ndoma-Egba (my kins man) told me something remarkable the very last time I met with him in his country home in the precincts of the Holy Family Hospital, Ikom. He said Nchor, "In every venture in life, you must pay for your ignorance." He then told me a story of how he was riped off by a technician servicing his lister plant.

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Priscilla St. Leger
September 9, 2016
September 9, 2016
Teacher Takon
Happy Anniversary.
I know you are in a good place because you were a good man.
Remember at one get together in London when the host asked us all if we played any musical instruments and Pius said he played the Grammar phone. These are what memories are made off.
RIP Amba St. Leger UK
Priscilla St. Leger
October 25, 2015
October 25, 2015
Those who's lives you touched are still struggling to come to terms with life on earth without you. The vacuum is 'unifiable'. Thinking of you always. Amba St. Leger (Egiga)
chigozie nwagbara
February 4, 2013
February 4, 2013
With due respect, I say Rest in Perfect Peace. May the Angels in Heaven welcome you. Amen!
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Memories

September 9, 2015
by Priscilla St. Leger

Yes Knut,
I remember this visit so vividly. Your dad said he had to bring you to the man who made him what he was: R.G.T.St.Leger. How they reminisced about their Ikom days. Little did they know it was their last meeting. Memories... So cherished. Who wants to forget?

Amba St Leger

Remembering

September 6, 2015
by Priscilla St. Leger

I am still not able to talk about you in the past tense.
Do you remember our visit to Madame Tussauds in London? You sent me to get a guide book from the policeman. You even gave me a sixpence for it...It was only when the policeman didnt respond that I realised it was a waxwork! Typical! Always ready to play a joke! 
Another time we went somewhere to eat ...a Nigerian came up to us and said everyone must stand in a 'que we'. You asked if he meant queue! how we laughed!!
Remembering you fondly.
Priscilla AMBA St.Leger (UK)

The Fall of a Hero

December 29, 2012
by Edim Oyongha
Uncle, the news of your departure from this God forsaken earth came as a surprise to me. I know you have a purpose as you have ever had. You have gone to make the way safe for us. You were a great leader, a very successful man who never left anybody behind. A vacumm has been created with your exit. I pray the good Lord should keep you in his bossom. Amen. John Eka Ojong (Dan Blocker) jhonnybock@yahoo.com
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