…as Pastor Itua Ighodalo prays for him in a thanksgiving service By Onochie Anibeze It was a thanksgiving service and not a day of tributes. June 13 had seen the low and mighty pay glowing tributes to Uncle Sam Amuka Pemu who turned 90 on that day. It was a splendid gathering of who is […]

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