Sabastine Anyia Mourns Late F.O. Onwuachi, Esq.

— Questions the rising cases of insecurity in the
country.

Following the unfortunate and painful demise of Mr. F.O.
Onwuachi, a prominent member and first chairperson of the Otuocha
branch, eulogies and tributes have been pouring in, one of which is
coming from Mr. Sabastine Anyia, Esq.

In a tribute made in honor of the late Chairperson of Otuocha
branch of the NBA, F.O. Onwuachi, and made available to
Nairalaw, Mr. Anyia noted the difficulty in saying goodbye
to the former legal luminary, especially given the realization that
the deceased died at the hands of kidnappers, thereby making the
situation more worrisome and troubling for all and sundry.

He further noted that the manner of death of the late
Chairperson, who whilst he was alive had a trait of assisting the
less privileged in the society, sends a very powerful but negative
message to all hardworking lawyers like the deceased, who also are
focused on assisting the less privileged.

‘It’s so painful to say adieu, Frank Onwuachi Esq. How do I say
adieu to Frank? When a colleague and a friend died in the hands of
kidnappers like Onwuachi did, it sent a dangerously message to
other hard-working Lawyers who toiled day and night to help the
less privileged ones.’ the tribute reads.

Speaking on the manner of man the deceased was, Sabastine Anyia
noted that the late F.O. Onwuachi was’ a committed and devoted Bar
man’, whose sense of duty and leadership style saw the mantle of
leadership for the Otuocha branch of the NBA rest on him as its
first Chairperson, from whence he stirred the branch to greatness,
not disappointing his numerous admirers.

‘He was a friendly fellow, always ready to share his wisdom and
offer any assistance within his reach. The late Onwuachi was also
seen as a ‘great team player..an open person and a jolly good
fellow.’

Given the one too numerous death, especially the gruesome ones
involving legal practitioners, a recent example being the brutal
and primitive murder of another colleague at Owerri, Mr. Sabastine
Anyia posed a question on ‘how can Lawyers protect themselves from
the cruel hands of these vampires?’

— Questions the rising cases of insecurity in the
country.

Following the unfortunate and painful demise of Mr. F.O.
Onwuachi, a prominent member and first chairperson of the Otuocha
branch, eulogies and tributes have been pouring in, one of which is
coming from Mr. Sabastine Anyia, Esq.

In a tribute made in honor of the late Chairperson of Otuocha
branch of the NBA, F.O. Onwuachi, and made available to
Nairalaw, Mr. Anyia noted the difficulty in saying goodbye
to the former legal luminary, especially given the realization that
the deceased died at the hands of kidnappers, thereby making the
situation more worrisome and troubling for all and sundry.

He further noted that the manner of death of the late
Chairperson, who whilst he was alive had a trait of assisting the
less privileged in the society, sends a very powerful but negative
message to all hardworking lawyers like the deceased, who also are
focused on assisting the less privileged.

‘It’s so painful to say adieu, Frank Onwuachi Esq. How do I say
adieu to Frank? When a colleague and a friend died in the hands of
kidnappers like Onwuachi did, it sent a dangerously message to
other hard-working Lawyers who toiled day and night to help the
less privileged ones.’ the tribute reads.

Speaking on the manner of man the deceased was, Sabastine Anyia
noted that the late F.O. Onwuachi was’ a committed and devoted Bar
man’, whose sense of duty and leadership style saw the mantle of
leadership for the Otuocha branch of the NBA rest on him as its
first Chairperson, from whence he stirred the branch to greatness,
not disappointing his numerous admirers.

‘He was a friendly fellow, always ready to share his wisdom and
offer any assistance within his reach. The late Onwuachi was also
seen as a ‘great team player..an open person and a jolly good
fellow.’

Given the one too numerous death, especially the gruesome ones
involving legal practitioners, a recent example being the brutal
and primitive murder of another colleague at Owerri, Mr. Sabastine
Anyia posed a question on ‘how can Lawyers protect themselves from
the cruel hands of these vampires?’