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Samuel oranu

With profound grief, ASA UK inform you of the sad demise of Chief (Dr) Samuel Oranu, age 82years old, who died on 15th November 2019.
Chief (Dr) Samuel from Nza village in Ozubulu, in Ekwusigo Local Government Area, was a prominent supporter of ASA UK Charity Mission and ASA World Free Medical Mission.
The wife Mrs Grace Oranu and daughter Ngozi Oranu are members and stakeholder of ASA UK
May His Soul Rest in Peace, Amen.


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