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Abia PDP governorship candidate is dead

Ikonne died at the age of 65.

Abia State Peoples Democratic Party governorship candidate, Prof Uche Ikonne. (Punch)

According to a statement by his son, Chikezie Uche-Ikonne, the governorship candidate died at the National Hospital Abuja on Wednesday, January 25, 2023,

The statement reads: “I regret to announce the death of my dear father, Prof Eleazar Uchenna Ikonne, who died at the National Hospital Abuja today January 2023, 25, by 4 am after a brief illness.

“He was recovering after taking proper treatment in the United Kingdom but relapsed a few days ago leading to multiple cardiac arrests from which he didn’t recover from.

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“Further details and arrangements would be made known to the public after deliberations and meetings are made within the family”.

Ikonned died at the age of 65.

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