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ONN Mourns Newly Appointed Abia State Chief Security Adviser, Chief Allen Deorji
ONN Mourns Newly Appointed Abia State Chief Security Adviser, Chief Allen Deorji
The Abia State Executive Council of Agbako Ndị Igbo Nile Worldwide (ONN) has announced the death of its newly appointed State Chief Security Adviser, Chief Allen Ezeakolam Deorji.
Chief Deorji, who was recently nominated to take up the strategic security position within the organisation, reportedly passed away this weekend, throwing members and associates of ONN into mourning.
His death has been described as a painful loss to the organisation, particularly coming shortly after his appointment to a position that was expected to see him contribute his experience and leadership to the security and coordination of the group’s activities across Abia State.
Reacting to the development, the Acting Chairman of ONN in Abia State, Pastor Benjamin Chimenka Amamba, expressed deep sorrow over the death of the newly nominated Security Adviser, praying for divine comfort and strength for the bereaved family and the entire organisation.
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In a statement mourning the deceased, Pastor Amamba said with his picture attached, “Our nominated Security Adviser of OGBAKO NDI IGBO NILE WORLD WIDE ABIA STATE, CHIEF ALLAN DEORJI who passed on this morning.
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“May the Lord refill all vacuum his death has created in Jesus name“
The ONN leadership is expected to mourn the late Chief Deorji while commiserating with his family, friends, associates and members of the organisation over the loss.
His passing has left a vacuum within the Abia State Executive Council of ONN, with the leadership and members expected to continue to honour his memory and the contributions he was set to make to the 
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