Abia State News
SNB Abia Chapter Commiserates with Zik FM Over Loss of GM Ozioma Mma Onwuka-Okereke
Members of the Society of Nigerian Broadcasters Abia State Chapter have commiserated with the management and staff of Zik FM, Umuahia, over the loss of their General Manager, Oziọma Mma Onwuka-Okereke.
Leading a delegation of some members, the Chairman of the Society, Chinezerem Agbakuru, expressed regret over the loss of Oziọma Mma Onwuka-Okereke, who was also a member of the Society. She reminded everyone that death is an inescapable call.
The SNB Chairman urged everyone to remain committed to doing good, helping, and loving one another, and noted that life is ephemeral.

Reflecting soberly on the outspoken nature and contributions of the deceased to SNB, Chinezerem stated that the death of the veteran is a huge loss and prayed God to give the Zik FM family, SNB, Abia chapter and the family of the deceased the fortitude to bear the loss, while praying for longevity and good health for all broadcasters.
Responding, the acting General Manager of Zik FM, Chidi Asonye expressed his heartfelt gratitude to the Chairman and members of the Society for identifying with them in their moment of grief. He promised to keep the Society informed of the burial preparations of their fallen colleague.

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