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Late Justice Bello: Protocol Committee split into 3 for effective burial

AdminBy AdminSeptember 20, 2021Updated:September 21, 2021No Comments3 Mins Read
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By Dada Ahmed.

 

Late Justice Moses Bello.

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The Central/ Monitoring Committee set up to executive planned programme for the burial of pioneer President,Customary Court of Appeal, FCT Judiciary, late Justice Moses Bello, has divided the Protocol Committee into 3 units to ease assignment and ensure fulfilled burial for the legal icon.

This is contained in a statement in Abuja on Monday by Joe Anivasa,Chairman, Protocol Committee for the event scheduled for Saturday Inoziomi and Okene on Saturday.

He mentioned the subcommittee as:

CHURCH PROGRAM
1- Bartholomew
2- Jerome Ojeba
3- Felix Bello
4- Mrs Pat Eze
5 Elizabeth Alabi
6. Anthony Umanava

INTERMENT
1- Adayi Joe Anivasa
2- Emmanuel Bello Otuhuo
3- Kabiru Muhammed
4- Cecilia Ojeba
5- Gabriel Maha
6. Pst Haju Ojeba
7. Engr Musa Soso
8. Arc kayode
9. Mal Isa Aziz

RECEPTION VENUE
1 Mr Steve Salau
2- Hon. Siyaka kokori
3- Yakubu Abubakar
4- Hon. Ahmed Okara
5- Priscilla (Ego)
6- Yahaya Ogidi
7. Mrs Barikisu Ismaila
8. Aziz Yusuf Okehi.
9. Mr Austin Ochu
10 Michael Hath

He said after interment, all members of Protocol Committee would move to the reception venue to continue their assignment.

However, a member of the reception Committee, Mr Austyn Ochu, has expressed concern over the dilapidated state of the roads from the Lokoja -Okene stretch,from Itakpe junction through Nagazi to Kabba junction,describing the development as a nightmare.

“I don’t know if you have traveled home recently, to feel the bad state of the roads while driving into town.

“Is there no palliative measure that can be taken to dress that portion of the road in order to ease the flow of traffic within the period of burial?

“I am much concerned because it can be frustrating for a convoy to run into the very bad FCE -Nagazi stretch of the road.

“A stitch in time they say,saves nine,” he said.

On security of guests at the occasion,our Correspondent gathered that the security had been networking with the State Security Service (SSS) and the CIB department to complement other operational security outfits, in addition to link up with the Adavi Local Governnent Area chairman to have more synergy with of other security operations.

The Reporters recalls that Justice Bello died about two weeks ago during an illness at the age of 68.

Over 50 eminent personalities, divided into 13 committees, were assembled and charged with the responsibility of organising a befitting burial for the legal luminary, known for his goodness to mankind in all ramifications, devoid of divisive expression.

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