The Burial Ceremony of Governor Sullivan

The remains of the late Chief Onoh, Okaa Omee Ngwo was placed in his home town where he was buried to rest in peace.
There were some many recommendation comment made about his life and his reign while on earth as governor of old Anambra State.

Such as:-
Such as:- “In life, he was an excellent example of a fearless leader who spent his entire life fighting for the down-trodden, the underprivileged, the powerless, the poor and sometimes the oppressed rich. In death, the candle he lit continues to show us the way.

“Therefore, we are here not only to extol the virtues of Chief Onoh, Okaa Omee Ngwo, but to testify that he left indelible footprints in his pursuit for justice and equal opportunities for every Igbo man and woman within the Nigerian federation.

“It is on record that in his quest to have more states created in Igbo land, he made heroic sacrifices and suffered some personal pains. Yet, until his death, he remained undaunted in his campaign to have another state created out of Igbo land.”
He noted that although Onoh’s reign as the governor of old Anambra State was cut short by the military, he continued to fight for the emancipation of his people by ensuring that subsequent leaders were always put under check and their perceived excesses exposed.

“In this regard, he was simply a one-man riot squad. That was Chief C. C. Onoh as a politician and an indomitable fighter for justice and equity for his people,” Chime said.He also said that in his condolence message to the Onoh family and millions of other compatriots grieving over his demise, he spoke about the pain of losing a great pillar of strength, counsellor and ally.

They were also the present of other dignitaries on the occasion include the four other governors of the South-East,

Ikedi Ohakim (Imo), Peter Obi (Anambra), Theodore Orji (Abia) and Martin Elechi (Ebonyi), ex-Vice President Alex Ekwueme, former Senate President, Anyim Pius Anyim, Deputy Senate President Ike Ekweremadu, former Enugu governor Okwesilieze Nwodo, former administrator of old Anambra State, Allison Madueke, former Anambra governor, Dr. Chris Ngige and a host of others.
Saturday sunnewspaper.