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This memorial website was created in memory of our loved one, JOHN UDUH, 68 years old, born on May 10, 1950, and passed away on November 26, 2018. We will remember him forever.
December 24, 2023
December 24, 2023
It’s another Christmas without you BabaContinue to rest in the bosom of Our Lord Jesus .
Merry Christmas to you in heaven
November 26, 2023
November 26, 2023
5 years gone without you continue to rest in the bossom of the lord
August 16, 2023
August 16, 2023
Alibaba I miss and I love you so much continue to rest in the bossom of the lord amen
March 11, 2021
March 11, 2021
Chief Uduh,

You legacy lives on. Kus kus your Ada is doing great things, Mama is holding the for and your grand son is just outstanding.
Your family loves and misses you. They always pray for you, knowing you are looking at them all from heaven.
March 11, 2021
March 11, 2021
His legacies live. May His soul rest in the bosom of the Lord. May you and your family find all the comfort needed by his departure. Be comforted
February 12, 2019
February 12, 2019
Chief Ogichukwuburuzor, My Dad, my Hero, my Coach, you have the medicine to a lot of illnesses. You were respected for your positive optimistic nature and integrity, we all loved your sense of humour, I would tease you to choose my soup over Mumsie's and how you would laugh and tell me my plans won’t work, “you want my wife to stop giving me food eehn"; how we laughed over everything.
I will never forget the day you said to me, “it’s your turn to buy textbooks, so be ready" Baba, you got tired too early, just when we were only starting to buy the textbooks you left, I'm keeping you in my mind. I really wish you stayed a little longer, how will I ever forget you? For the reason that you filled that space that no one could fill.
Growing up as your daughter, I felt back then you were too strict, but as I grew older I could not help loving you more. You were never tired of telling me how proud you were of me, you would say “I raised a lioness, a warrior, a fighter”, these words always motivated me to do more, because, “I want to make my father proud”, I would always say to myself, “I know where I'm coming from”. I can say it anywhere I am blessed to be your daughter!
Dad, you were always there to talk me through the stormy times, "emu egbu ihian" you would say.
You named GMD "Egbule", you would go further to say "onu we'gi kpor iyi, ke we gi hian"… Who will speak to me now in your voice?
My prayerful Dad, our phone conversations always began with your blessing and ends with your blessing, you were never tired of blessing your children and people around you.
I always looked up to you for advice or your opinion on how to triumph over certain challenges in life. Your advise was always spot on!
I will miss chatting and gisting with you, I will miss your adages.
In your life time, you impacted many lives, today, I have uncles and aunties who are not blood related, but your words of wisdom paved a way for.
You always said that attitude was everything, you said to be hardworking and diligent in life was the best for success. I am doing my best Baba, I am motivated knowing your legacy lives on...
Peaceful and peace loving, you always wanted people to leave in harmony, I remember you said you promised your father that you will take care of your siblings, which you did. Your father should be very proud of you. let me reassure you Baba that I will keep my promises to you too.
I thank God for the memories I will
hang on to, I will savour them deeply. Rest on Baba, I hear everything is perfect there, just as you like it.
I miss you…I love you…I will always miss you Baba’m!
Oriekaose Uduh
Daughter
February 11, 2019
February 11, 2019
Dear Kose
I am so sorry to read your devastating news. I never met your Dad, but know how wonderful and supportive he was to you over the years and can only start to imagine what you are feeling now.
You will gradually find comfort in all the happy memories. Your dad lived to see you find happiness and security and love.Make sure you find time
to grieve and allow yourself to do so - and don't expect it to pass quickly.
Losing a parent takes time to process for us mortals. Do you remember I was in the aftermath of losing my grand mum . I didn't fully recover from that for at least four years - and made some very strange decisions and acted out of character for much of that time.
I wish I could be with you to try to help somehow. I'm giving you a big hug now from halfway across the globe.
Sending love to you and all your family.
Take care and hang on in there.
Collins Uduh
February 10, 2019
February 10, 2019
A tribute to my beloved brother
- whose actions were guided
  by his convictions,
- who offered me his
  shoulders to stand on,
 - of incomparable
   benevolence,
  - who was consistently
   dependable, courageous
   and grateful,
   - who was passionately 
    accountable and
    focused,
  - who stood by me in my
    moments of need,
You have defeated sickness, pains and death.
I will sorely miss you and your popular exclamation "I thank God oh". Continue to rest.
Collins Uduh

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December 24, 2023
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It’s another Christmas without you BabaContinue to rest in the bosom of Our Lord Jesus .
Merry Christmas to you in heaven
November 26, 2023
November 26, 2023
5 years gone without you continue to rest in the bossom of the lord
August 16, 2023
August 16, 2023
Alibaba I miss and I love you so much continue to rest in the bossom of the lord amen
His Life

Biography of Late Chief John Obianwune Uduh

February 10, 2019

Late Chief John Obiawune Uduh (AKA Ali) the ojichukwuburu uzor 1 of Otolokpo was born into the family of late Mr. Obianwune Vincent Uduh and Mrs Ngbeshi Uduh,  both of Otolokpo extraction on the 10th of May, 1950. He was the 11th child out of thirty-two (32) children of his father, who attended their prime age and beyond. 

He had his elementary and primary school education at the saint Dominic Catholic school 1, Otolokpo.  At a reluctantly tender age he went into business apprenticeship. At the end of his training he engaged in the business of building materials and interior decorations. He was an astute businessman whose business acumen, sagacity and prowess earned him shining achievements and huge success in his business expedition. He was one of the business pathfinder of extractions.
He embraced Christianity as a toddler, little wonder he was an active or vibrant member of the youth choir way back in his hometown before his business voyage. Owing to his religious antecedent, he was honest, straightforward and truthful, in all situations/circumstances not minding whose horse is gored at the social parlance he was the golden fish that had no hiding place. His oratory was second to non, in other words, he was a man of rich oratory,   eloquence and was at home with proverb which he inherited from his father. He was a foundation member of Azagba social club of Nigeria,  Otolokpo,  a frontier of Otolokpo development union, Agbor branch and a foundation member of Otu Ebon of Umuhu quarters, Agbor branch.  He was a member of Abude Landlords and Ladies Association . He was also member of convent Traders Association, Osian,Doharty Street Boji-Boji Owa.
To crown it all, he was conferred with the title of Ojichukwu buru uzor 1 of Otolokpo by his Royal majesty Late Obi Collins Aliekwe Ezenweali,  as a mark of honour for the aforementioned achievements and qualities. 
He is survived by a wife, children, sisters,brothers, nieces,nephews, son in-laws,brothers and sisters in-laws.
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February 10, 2019

Chief Ogichukwuburuzor, My Dad, my Hero, my Coach, you have the medicine to a lot of illnesses. You were respected for your positive optimistic nature and integrity, we all loved your sense of humour, I  would tease you to choose my soup over Mumsie's and how you would laugh and tell me my plans won’t work, “you want my wife to stop giving me food eehn"; how we laughed over everything. 

I will never forget the day you said to me, “it’s your turn to buy textbooks, so be ready" Baba, you got tired too early, just when we were only starting to buy the textbooks you left, I'm keeping you in my mind. I really wish you stayed a little longer, how will I ever forget you? For the reason that you filled that space that no one could fill.

Growing up as your daughter, I felt back then you were too strict, but as I grew older I could not help loving you more. You were never tired of telling me how proud you were of me, you would say “I raised a lioness, a warrior, a  fighter”, these words always motivated me to do more, because, “I want to make my father proud”, I would always say to myself, “I know where I'm coming from”. I can say it anywhere I am blessed to be your daughter!

Dad, you were always there to talk me through the stormy times, "emu egbu ihian" you would say.

You named GMD "Egbule", you would go further to say "onu we'gi kpor iyi, ke we gi hian"… Who will speak to me now in your voice?

My prayerful Dad, our phone conversations always began with your blessing and ends with your blessing, you were never tired of blessing your children and people around you.

I always looked up to you for advice or your opinion on how to triumph over certain challenges in life. Your advise was always spot on!

I will miss chatting and gisting with you, I will miss your adages.

In your life time, you impacted many lives, today, I have uncles and aunties who are not blood related, but your words of wisdom paved a way for.

You always said that attitude was everything, you said to be hardworking and diligent in life was the best for success. I am doing my best Baba, I am motivated knowing your legacy lives on...

Peaceful and peace loving, you always wanted people to leave in harmony, I remember you said you promised your father that you will take care of your siblings, which you did. Your father should be very proud of you. let me reassure you Baba that I will keep my promises to you too.

I thank God for the memories I will hang on to, I will savour them deeply. Rest on Baba, I hear everything is perfect there, just as you like it.

I miss you…I love you…I will always miss you Baba’m!

Oriekaose Uduh 
Daughter 

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