The news of the passing of Mrs. Patricia Añasi, the Clerk of Ebonyi State House of Assembly, has left the people of Ebonyi State in deep shock and mourning. Known as a dedicated servant and a champion of due process and good governance, her demise is a monumental loss for the state.
In a statement released today, Governor Ogbonnaya Nwifuru expressed his profound sadness at the passing of Mrs. Patricia Añasi, describing her as one of the finest servants and clerks in Ebonyi State.
Her unwavering dedication to public service and her tireless efforts contributed to the evident productivity and steady progress of the Ebonyi State House of Assembly.
During his tenure as the Honourable Speaker, Governor Nwifuru had a robust working relationship with Mrs. Añasi.
Her keen intellect and commitment to excellence were instrumental to the successes achieved during that time. As a team player, she never compromised on the quality of her work, earning the respect and admiration of her colleagues.
The late Mrs. Patricia Añasi was more than just a colleague; she was like a mother to those who had the privilege of knowing her. Her passing is a devastating loss, not only for her immediate family but for everyone whose path she crossed. Her wealth of experience and well-groomed expertise will be greatly missed by the people of Ebonyi State and beyond.
Governor Nwifuru extends his heartfelt condolences to the immediate family, the Ebonyi State House of Assembly, and the entire state.
As Christians, he encourages everyone to find solace in the words of the Holy Scriptures, exalting the belief that whether we live or die, we belong to God. In this time of grief, it is essential to give thanks for the life of honor Mrs. Añasi lived and strive to sustain her enduring legacies.
The government will forever remember and appreciate Mrs. Patricia Añasi’s meritorious services. Efforts will be made to ensure her legacy lives on, and her family is encouraged to find strength in the knowledge that her contributions will be remembered and cherished.
