The Coordinator of the Presidential Amnesty Programme, Prof. Charles Dokubo says the death of his elder sister, Madam Amaro Roseline Dokubo, has caused him an eternal pain.
Dokubo, according to a statement yesterday by his spokesman, Murphy Ganagana, was lamenting on Saturday at his sister’s funeral ceremony in Abonnema, Akuku-Toru Local Government Area of Rivers State.
“Sister Ama, I know you are at peace where you are and there’s no need for tears. I know how much tears I shed on the day of your death when I received the phone call that you had passed on. As I stood motionless in my office, consumed with grief, the tears kept rolling, giving me a feeling of emptiness of heart. I realized that a pain has come that’ll never go away and I must own that you’ve gone forever.
“For me, your younger brother, you always shared in my joys, sorrows, laughter, tears and successes; an inspiration from my tender age to my adulthood, up to the time you departed,” Dokubo said.
