Ibe Sekumo Firi Kori Abu Mourns Late Prophet Lucky Amakporo Kerenkerenwei, Ogeja King of Awanba Zion
IN LOVING MEMORY: IBE SEKUMO FIRI KORI ABU PAYS TRIBUTE TO LATE PROPHET LUCKY AMAKPOROWEI KERENKERENWEI, OGEJA KING OF AWANBA ZION,
By EgbemaVoice,
With profound sorrow, heavy hearts, and total submission to the will of Almighty God, we, the IBE SEKUMO FIRI KORI ABU, Ajakurama clan Edo and Delta states popularly known as the Ajakurama Forcemen and Women, has expressed our heartfelt condolences to the entire members, leadership, family, friends, and well-wishers of the Cherubim and Seraphim Healing Ministry, National Headquarters, Awanba Zion, Ajakurama clan, Egbema kingdom, Warri North local Government Area of Delta state over the sudden and painful passing of Late Saint Archbishop Prophet Lucky Amakporowei Kerenkerenwei, the Ogeja King.
The news of his sudden transition to glory has left a deep vacuum in the hearts of all who knew and encountered him. His departure is not only a great loss to his immediate family and the Cherubim and Seraphim Healing Ministry, but also to the wider Christian community and everyone who benefited from his life, prayers, wisdom, leadership, kindness, and spiritual service.
Late Prophet Lucky Amakporowei Kerenkerenwei was a man whose life spoke of faith, courage, service, compassion, spiritual commitment, and love for God's people.
He was a spiritual father, a leader, a counsellor, a prayer warrior, and a source of encouragement to many. Through his words, prayers, guidance, and acts of kindness, he touched lives and contributed meaningfully to the work of God.
His good deeds may never be fully captured in words. The lives he encouraged, the people he prayed for, the troubled hearts he comforted, and the spiritual legacy he left behind will continue to speak even after his departure. Though he has left this earthly journey, his memories will remain alive in the hearts of those he touched. His works will continue to testify of a life spent in service to God and humanity.
Death may take the physical presence of a loved one, but it cannot erase the love, memories, sacrifices, teachings, prayers, and good works that person leaves behind.
As we mourn, we also give thanks to God for the privilege of having shared part of life's journey with him. We pray that the Almighty God will grant him eternal rest and give divine strength, comfort, and fortitude to his family, the leadership and entire congregation of the Cherubim and Seraphim Healing Ministry, and all those mourning this painful loss.
The vacuum created by his departure may be difficult to fill, but we trust that God, who is the comforter of the brokenhearted, will sustain everyone.
Blessed are the dead which die in the Lord from henceforth: Yea, saith the Spirit, that they may rest from their labours; and their works do follow them.
— Revelation 14:13
Also, the Scripture reminds us:
“Precious in the sight of the LORD is the death of his saints.”
— Psalm 116:15
And we hold firmly to the promise of Christ: “I am the resurrection, and the life: he that believeth in me, though he were dead, yet shall he live.”— John 11:25
May the Almighty God receive the soul of Late Prophet Lucky Amakporo Kerenkerenwei into His eternal rest.
May God wipe away every tear from the eyes of the bereaved family and grant them the strength to endure this painful separation.
May the Holy Spirit comfort the entire Cherubim and Seraphim Healing Ministry, National Headquarters, Awanba Zion, and may God strengthen the leadership and congregation to continue the good work of faith.
May his good works, spiritual legacy, and memories remain a blessing to generations yet unborn.
Rest peacefully in the bosom of the Lord, Ogeja King.
Your earthly journey has ended, but your legacy lives on.
REST IN PEACE
LATE PROPHET LUCKY AMAKPORO KERENKERENWEI
THE OGEJA KING OF AWANBA ZION
May your soul rest in perfect in peace. Amen.
SIGNED:
EDWIN TAMARAUDENYEFA SMART
President (IFA)
JOHN AYEKEDIMINI REJE
Secretary (IFA)
COMR. FRIDAY T. MINGO
PRO (IFA)
ON BEHALF OF THE ENTIRE MEMBERS OF
IBE SEKUMO FIRI KORI ABU
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