BIAFRA: WE LOST AN ACTIVIST TO THE COLD HANDS OF DEATH

 

RE: TRIBUTE TO COMRADE VICTORIA OBIOMA AGANGAN (STARVICKEY)

By Christian Onoja  Biafra Writers

December 23, 2021

The atmosphere is laden with intense emotions; our faces are distorted in expression of the biggest tragedy of the moment which has inadvertently ushered us to an unsavoury episode of depression and sorrow.

We are grief-stricken to announce the passing onto glory of our dauntless heroine, Mrs Victoria Aganga [Vochik Glo Ventures] who died after battling a protracted illness.

Until her death, Victoria was dedicated and dutiful in all respects of the Biafra struggle. She applied herself to have worked with The Biafra Times, a media arm of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) as a writer, and poet. A very hard-core, full family member of IPOB, she was.

In the face of trials, even unto death, she never capitulated. She volunteered duteously to making sure the goodness of Biafra restoration is disseminated to the entirety of humanity.

She had written several poems, and articles; even on her sick bed - for the advancement of struggle - putting all her energy towards the emancipation of the children of light; the Biafrans.

It is very sad, only her legacies would continue to speak for her in the Biafra restoration project.

The team members of The Biafra Times are in deep regrets; nonetheless, we have chosen not to mourn farther but to eulogize her effronteries. As we owe a debt we cannot fully repay, it is superincumbent upon us to revere her sacrifices; 

We cannot question God, why it must be now; but we pray that He grant our formidable comrade, the passage to eternal rest.

Rest on, dear comrade, and keep fighting from the land beyond till what you believed would have come to fruition.

Adieu starvicky!

Published by Akuma Princewill A