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*African leaders, others to attend Sir Emeka Offor’s father burial*


Anambra State born oil magnet oil magnate, Chief
Emeka Offor on Sunday warned pickpockets to steer clear of
the funeral of his father, Chief Bennett Offor that will hold this
week at Oraifite, Anambra State.

He said security arrangements had been put in place to pick
anybody who would misbehave on the occasion, warning that
he will not spare anybody, including hoodlums who may like
to embarrass his friend and well wishers that will attend the
burial in any way. .
Meanwhile many African leaders are expected to attend the
funeral.


This was disclosed by the Vice Chairman of the Pa Benneth
Offor Burial Committee, Mr. Tony Obi, while unveiling the
burial plans Pa Offor who died in Febuary this year, at Emeka
Okafor Foundation Centre, Oraifite, Anambra State.
According to Sir Offor, "my father served the Nigerian Police
meritoriously and retired after 35 years of service, so nobody
will be allowed to come here and mess up his funeral.
Security arrangements have been put in place to deal with
miscreants."


"Pickpockets would often sew uniform and infiltrate the
funerals of rich persons in the State and steal people's
valuables, including telephone and money, but we are waiting
for them in Oraifite, that day may be their last that will land
them in prison, to be fore warned is to be fore armed."
Chief Offor said members of the National Assembly would be
led to the funeral ceremony by the former Presidents of the
Senate, Chief Ken Nnamani and Senstor Anyim Pius Anyim,
while many people from all walks of life will have promised to
come.


"My father was a very nice man, he gave me so much
encouragement and everything you see me doing was
initiated by him.He is a passionate philanthropist who would
always like to see smiles on the faces of everyone that came
in contact with him and I must tell you that most of the guys
you see me hang out with were introduced to me by him.*

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