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Group mourns exit of Prof Greg Ibe, founder, Gregory University

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By Toby Chuks

Renowned pressure group known as Orji Uzor Kalu (OUK) Grassroots Movement of Nigeria has joined other well meaning people in Uturu community, Abia State, Academic Community, Nigerians along with friends, associates, partners and well-wishers all over the world to mourn the exit of the founder of Gregory University, Uturu Abia State, Professor Gregory Ibe whose death was announce yesterday. Age 63

The group in a release issued by the National Leader Alhaji Murtala Mohammed alias ten ten described the late Uturu born philanthropist as a man of big ideas and philanthropist who contributed massively in uplifting people, shaping the education sector, Abia State others and sectors at international levels lamenting that his exit is an irreparable loss to the Academic Community, Abia State, Nigeria, the business world.

Alhaji ten ten said “I was shocked this morning when I woke up to hear the news about the death of Greg Ibe, I said death has hit us hard because Ibe is such a great man to loss at the age of 63. I don’t even know where to start to talk about him because he had too much to offer as an academic, businessman, philanthropy, consultant, mentor, leader and so on and he offered too much and still ready to offer much more.

“On behalf of the entire members of
OUK Grassroots Movement of Nigeria, I pray that the Almighty Allah will grant his immediate family, Uturu community and all of us who are his friends, associates, partners, colleagues along with the entire people of Abia State the fortitude to bear the loss. And May His Great Soul Rest in Perfect Peace”

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