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Ogene Igbo Commiserates With Gov Soludo Over Anatune’s Death

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EDOZIE EZEBINUGWU

 The President of Association of Digital Media Core Advocates ADMCA, Dr. Harris Chuma-Odili a.k.a Ogene Igbo, has commiserated with Governor Charles Chukwuma Soludo, the Governor of Anambra State on the death of the former Media Aide, Joe Anatune, who passed on Saturday.

Dr. Harris Chuma-Odili, who doubles as the Chairman of the Anambra Independent Media Support Services (AIMS) also commiserated with the family of the late Media Aide, as well as members of the Governor’s cabinet, describing Jeo Anatune’s death as saddening and devastating.

Ogene Igbo in a condolence message in Ogbunike, Anambra State on Sunday, described Anatune’s death as a great tragedy and a monumental loss to Ndi Anambra at a very critical period.

“Anatune’s death should serve as a battle cry of unity for all Ndi Anambra irrespective of their political affiliations to join hands with the Soludo led government to revamp the comatosed healthcare systems in the state. Anatune will be sorely missed by the Governor, the ruling All Progressives Grand  Alliance(APGA), and the entire media industry.”

Ogene described Anatune as a committed patriot and altruistic servant, who dedicated his life to the service of his fatherland both in the private and public sectors.

According to him, the late Media Guru was a goal getter, who delivered on any assignment committed to his hands because of his belief that service should always come first.

Ogene said Anatune played a huge part in the historic victory of the APGA in the 2021 governorship election.

“On behalf of the members  of Association of Digital Media Core Advocates ADMCA and Anambra Independent Media Support Services, I commiserate with the immediate family of the deceased on this very huge loss. I also commiserate with Governor Soludo on the loss of a dependable ally and a loyal aide. May the Almighty God grant the family the fortitude to bear this irreparable loss”. Ogene said

Anatune died of cardiovascular complications on Saturday, 30th April 2022, a few days after his 62nd birthday. On April 19, he was appointed as the head of the Anambra Advertising Agency by Prof Charles Soludo, the Governor of the state.

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