Imansuagbon mourns late Edo journalist

Barrister Kenneth Imansuangbon, the proprietor of Pacesetters Academy, Abuja, has joined the members and leadership of Nigeria Union of Journalist(NUJ) Edo State chapter to mourn the death of Mr. Ezekiel Isesele, the correspondent of Champion Newspaper.

The school proprietor cum chieftain of the Edo State chapter of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) said that the sad news of the passage of the amiable journalist came to him as a rude shock considering that there was no prior information that the deceased was sick or suffering from a poor health situation.

Barrister Imansuagbon (aka Riceman) remember late Isesele as a fine writer who used his pen and medium to address issues rather than to attack or diminish people’s character.

Going further down memory lane, Barrister Imansuagbon said: “I recall a piece he wrote some time back delving into my ambition and my personality and canvassing for an open mind support for my gubernatorial ambition.

“At this moment, what is uppermost is how all will join hands in ensuring that his legacies are rewarded with good support for his family so that they will not suffer unjustifiably because of his absence.

“In my estimation he was one of the finest writers in the history of journalism and he has a likeable personality trait. May his soul rest in peace in the bosom of the Lord.”