Peter Obi, Charles Inojie, Victor Osuagwu, Charles Awurum, Attend Mr Ibu’s Burial In Enugu [Video]

Labour Party presidential candidate Peter Obi joined friends, family, and colleagues to bid farewell to the late actor John Okafor, known as Mr Ibu, in a funeral held in Nkanu West, Enugu State.

Heart-wrenching videos of the funeral have been shared on social media, showing undertakers carrying his coffin while live music played.

The atmosphere was filled with grief as loved ones gathered to say their final goodbyes to Mr Ibu who is known for playing a pivotal role in showcasing Nollywood on a global stage.

Mr Ibu’s burial was attended by many notable figures, adding a touch of grandeur to the occasion. Peter Obi’s arrival was met with cheers from his supporters, briefly lifting the somber mood.

Veteran actor Victor Osuagwu, along with other colleagues like Charles Inojie and Charles Aurum, also attended to honor their late friend.

Watch the videos below:

Mr. Peter obi arrives at Amuri, Nkanu west local government area of Enugu State to pay his last respect to the late Nollywood actor, chief John Okafor (Mr ibu). pic.twitter.com/FnyjxjI1Zp

— CHUKS 🍥 (@ChuksEricE) June 28, 2024

The Novelty Match in memory of Mr Ibu!

WAIT FOR IT!😆😆😆

Ndi @Rangers_Intl what happened to the post wey Charles suppose score em goal?🤭

Keep resting in peace John Okafor (Mr. Ibu) pic.twitter.com/n0u2QHZkgZ

— AfiaTvOfficial (@AfiaTvOfficial) June 27, 2024

Mr Ibu ongoing burial currently in Enugu, may God rest his soul, we miss a legend ❤️🥺
pic.twitter.com/QFZsgWserD

— Ó.G.B of Africa🥇 (@OGBdeyforyou) June 28, 2024

Peter Obi was there at Mr. Ibu’s burial today. And this happened 😅

Watch out for the next movie featuring Patience Ozokwo. Na so she go just mellow for the movie laidis. She don collect grace now. Na so she go just soft for her daughter in law. Everywhere good 😊 pic.twitter.com/OzYuhI37Ro

— Balatic (PO=Comp+Integrity+Equity) (@Balatic) June 28, 2024

 

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KanyiDaily recalls that Mr Ibu passed away due to a cardiac arrest on March 2 at Evercare Hospital in Lagos after bravely battling a severe illness for several months.