FINAL JOURNEY FOR KOSOR AKPAPUMAM BEGINS IN ASABA

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The final journey home for Abuja society Lady, Chief Kosor Felicia Akpapunam ( aka Sister Kay) has begun.

On Friday, Nov 5th her remains left the morgue of the National hospital, Abuja via Aero Contractors to Abuja Accompanied by her two sons Chuks and Ogechukwu who were seen off by their Dad, the entertainment Guru, Henry Akpapunam, aka DJ Mannix, and his younger Brother Ken, Hajia Hadiza Mohammed, younger sister of the deceased and a handful of family friends.

Personal friend of the couple and media consultant Mr. Al Humphrey Onyanabo said,
” It was a really touching moment seeing the lifeless body of a once bubbly, beautiful and caring person in a lonely casket, and her hubby and kids in tears…so so sad”.

Mr Henry Akpapunam added,
” There-in lies my Sugarbabe, it’s so so sad to imagine”.

He also rolled out the final burial arrangements.
All night wake keeping will hold in Ezi town, Aniocha North LGA, Delta State from 7:00 pm.

Next day on November 11th, there will be a Service of songs at 21 Isioma Onyeobi street, Asaba.
Funeral service will hold at 10;00am at the All Saints Church grounds, Cable Point, Asaba. Ministering will Pastor Patrick Okoro, resident pastor, RCCG Jesus Assembly, Games Village, Abuja.
Interment will be at 12:00 noon which will be followed by entertainment of guests at the same venue.
” The outpour of love and support from all the world has been tremendous and we are thankful”.

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