MR. INNOCENT CHUKWUMA IS DEAD!

The Chairman, CEO of Ford Foundation, West Africa and a very popular Civil Rights Activist, Mr. Innocent Chukwuma is dead.
He died yesterday of blood cancer which was not quickly discovered; it was at the last stage before his death.
May his soul rest in Peace!

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