27/08/2026
Life is fleeting, and one day we will all answer to the call of death and the promise of resurrection. What truly matters is not how long we live, but the impact we leave behind.
For the late Chief Sir Oselloka Offoh, Iyaa-Aselle Oraifte, his 63 years on earth were marked by deep and lasting impact. In the Diocese on the Niger, Anglican Communion, he served with uncommon commitment and dedication as Diocesan Communicator and a pillar of the society. He gave his time, talent, and loyalty without reserve.
Preaching at the funeral service held at St. Jude's Anglican Church, Oraifte, the Bishop of the Diocese on the Niger, The Rt. Rev. Dr. Owen Chiedozie Nwokolo, extolled the life of this media titan. He described Sir Oselloka as a man well-grounded in media and journalism, a man of integrity and without guile. "He has left a great vacuum that will be difficult to fill," the Bishop said.
Drawing from John 1:47, His Lordship called on Christians to live lives free of deceit; lives that edify the Body of Christ in every way. "Like Sir Oselloka, let your life be a shining light," he urged. The greatest testimony of Sir Oselloka, the Bishop added, is that he lived a life so exemplary it will be hard to replace. He was the very embodiment of loyalty and strong character.
To the bereaved family, the Bishop prayed for God's comfort and fortitude to bear this irreparable loss, and encouraged them to walk in the footsteps of their husband and father.