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When Nigeria’s Delta State Buried Its Eldest, Pa Samson Omowhera Fineboy Ekpolomo

Posted By: adminon: December 11, 2018In: People in ActionTags: Fineboy, IsokolandNo CommentsViews:
When Nigeria's Delta State Buried Its Eldest, Pa Samson Omowhera Fineboy Ekpolomo

At 109, he was the eldest in the state when he died on September 12th, 2018. His burial could not but be a state affair, not necessarily in terms of the government getting involved but in th... Read more

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