In Memory of Delancey Obijuru Okororie (1968-2013)

Obijuru Okororie was always there on a moment’s notice. He was always cheerful, ever willing to help beyond the call of duty. For him duty was joy, work was done with love which radiated transparently towards all and sundry. Truly, He was like a member of the Mezu family, always there in all moments of challenges, expectations and celebrations. He was one of the first to come and always helped till the end. He brought his loving father to the family and we have never forgotten him or Obi’s love for the father and the care and concern he showed towards him. He brought the young wife to the family who was equally embraced by all. We were looking forward to sharing with them (as Obi shared with all others) the arrival of their new baby. The Good Lord we serve knows best. Rather than mourn the loss let us remember him for the unforgettable presence he was and will continue to be.

obii In Memory of Delancey Obijuru Okororie (1968 2013)
As he comforted others during his life, may the Good Lord comfort, guide, preserve and protect the family – the wife, the child, the father, brothers, relations and the so many who depended on him in so many unquantifiable ways. Beautiful stars shine brightly but for a brief moment but the memory of their glow last for years and years in the mind. Like Obijuru Okororie penned when Odoziaku Akunjeri Victoria Nwasobi died on July 23, 2010: “Words cannot express how I felt when I learnt of your . . . passing to glory. In all we give thanks to the Almighty for giving us Mama all these years for us to share in her life and have all these great memories of her which would remain with us until the end of time.”
Obijuru Okororie, through your incredible photography and videography, you left many great memories for individuals, families and groups. Those memories will remain beyond the end of time. Our condolences go to his young expectant wife, Adanma, to his aged father Benneth Maduagwu (93 years old), to his brothers Emmanuel Ifeanyi, Benneth Uche, Donatus Kelechi, his sisters Stella Chika Uzokwe and Vivian Chidinma Obuah and their families. In the Mezu family, Obijuru Okororie was known as Obi Photo. Rest in perfect peace, Obi Photo. You have left indelible relics in the hearts and hearth of many, many Nigerian homes. Till his death, Obi worked at DHR, State of Maryland and was a graduate of Abia State University, Uturu, Nigeria. He was also the President and Owner of Photowilla, his first love, his photography Company. He was laid to rest on the 12 of April, 2013 in Oguta, Nigeria
Dr. S. Okechukwu Mezu , For the Family.

Photos captured the wake keeping activities in Baltimore, Maryland.

“Be A Blessing” set to present Valentine Gifts to Dallas Homeless

Dallas – Traditionally, when people think of Valentine’s Day the thought of Flowers, Candy, Gifts & Love come to mind. Whether viewed as a commercial or sacred holiday, the premise of this day is Love. “Be A Blessing Day” will take place on February 13 & 14th in Dallas, Texas. The event is created to provide the homeless population with everyday items that they need.

beablessing “Be A Blessing” set to present Valentine Gifts to Dallas Homeless

Created by Jen-Gerbread Marketing and supported by Trendy Africa Media, the event is two-fold and is seeking assistance from Dallas residents to help spread love this Valentine’s Day by presenting 200 bags to “the Stewpot Program” in Downtown Dallas.

“Love Bags” which will consist of toothpaste, toothbrushes, disposable razors, lotion, soap, tissue, hard candy and more will be created on February 13.

Volunteers for the Creation of  the “Love Bags” and Supply Donations are Needed on February 13, 2013  between 7pm-9pm at; 

Meadow Central Building
10300 North Central Expressway
Dallas, TX 75231

Conference Room- 1st floor

The bags will be handed out on February 14th at 10 am. Venue is; 1835 Young Street, Dallas.

Visit the facebook event page for more updated information; https://www.facebook.com/events/129632867207555/

Contact: Jennifer Onwumerepr@jengerbread.com, Tosan Aduayiinfo@trendyafrica.com

Prayers for Princess Hajia Aishat Alli

The family of late Princess Hajia Aishat Alli (84 yrs) in the USA remembered their Mother and Grandmother at a prayer and reception event which held at the International Fellowship Hall in Arlington, Texas. They were joined by well wishers from Nigeria, Maryland, Massachusetts to mention a few. The event was hosted by Alhaja Rukayat Momodu.

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Video Tribute

by Tosan Aduayi

 

Princess Ugochukwu Celebrated in North Carolina

All roads led to the Landmark Event Center in Garner, North Carolina as family and friends gathered to witness and partake in the baptism and first birthday of Cute Princess Ugochukwu. Her parents; Dr. Kingsley and Attorney (Mrs.) Chizoba Ugochukwu where on hand to ensure that guests received first class hospitality. The event also catered largely to children who enjoyed the activities of clowns and face painting.

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by Obii Okororie (Fotowila) in DMV.

Naming Ceremony of Folajuwon Salami

Capital Heights, MD – The Salami family of Maryland USA named their son; Bilal Folajuwon Okikiola at a ceremony that attracted friends and family. Hajia Khadijat has every reason to be thankful for the birth of her healthy and cute son just as she participated gracefully in the prayers, praise and dance to the admiration of all.

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photo by Obii Okororie in Maryland.