Patience Jonathan’s Mother To Be Buried Nov. 1

The remains of Mrs. Christy Oba, fondly called Mama Sisi, the foster mother of the President’s wife, Mrs. Patience Jonathan, who died in an auto crash in Port Harcourt, Rivers State, recently are to be buried on November 1, 2013.
Her funeral rites will, however, commence on October 31.
According to a statement by her spokesperson, Mrs. Ayo Adesugba, on Sunday, the President’s wife was said to have disclosed this while granting audience to the Nigerian female ambassadors and high commissioners, who paid her a visit at the Presidential Villa, Abuja, on Saturday.
She lamented that her mother’s death had created a vacuum that would be very difficult to fill.
She, however, comforted herself with the fact that nobody could question God.
May Her Soul Rest In Peace !!!

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