Nigerian pastor dies three weeks to his 50th birthday after sending out invitation

Nigerian pastor dies three weeks to his 50th birthday after sending out invitation.

Posted by Onome Naomi 

Barely few weeks to the celebration of his golden jubilee, popular relationship and marriage counselor, pastor Ezekiel Atang has died.

The clergyman had sent out souvenirs and a letter to his friends inviting them to his 50th birthday party in Akwa Ibom on March 14. On Sunday, he attended a church program in Onitsha and had to sit on a chair to minister. He died the following day.

His friend and clergyman as well, Kingsley Okonkwo, shared photos of the invitation letter Atang had sent out to friends and wrote

”My brother and my friend, my partner in family life mandate to the body of christ

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You left an indelible mark, and unforgettable legacy, you spoke with clarity and conviction, loved by all, we will definitely miss you

I received the invitation to your 50th birthday celebration same day you went to be with the Lord

I’m happy I spoke to you and saw you a few days before you went to be with the Lord, we love you – you will never be forgotten on this side.

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Onome Naomi Onojaefe is a Nigerian journalist, news content creator and publisher associated with crime reporting, investigative journalism and general news reporting. She is the publisher of Naomi Sophy Blog and Primetime Reports, a Nigerian online news platform, where she reports on crime, security, politics, business, community affairs and other current issues. She has also published articles on Naomi Sophy Blog and Primetime Reports and contributes news reports and features to Nairaland. Publicly available records show her byline on reports covering crime, police investigations, court proceedings, community affairs, business and environmental issues. Areas of interest includes: Investigative journalism, Crime and security reporting, Human-rights reporting, Nigerian politics and public affairs, Community development, Digital journalism, News content creation, Media and journalism ethics, Advertising, Event Coverage, Features, And more...

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