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Edna Ibru, former Delta State First Lady dies in London
“She was a lover of people, a mediator, a mother to many, outrageously humorous, deeply caring, down to earth, full of stories all of the time, and we will miss her very dearly.”
Wife of Chief Felix Ibru, Mrs Edna Ibru (nee Park) has passed on in London.
Her son Dr Paul Aidido Ibru disclosed this in a statement.
He said: “Our amazing mother passed into glory on Wednesday 15, January, 2025 after a brief illness.
“Until her death, she was full of life and we never expected her to leave us so soon but we cannot question the will of God in her precious life.
“She was a lover of people, a mediator, a mother to many, outrageously humorous, deeply caring, down to earth, full of stories all of the time, and we will miss her very dearly.”
It will be recalled that her husband, Chief Felix Ibru was the first civilian governor of Delta State.
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