Edo State Gov. Obaseki declares three days mourning for late Chief Tony Anenih

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The governor, who was at the Anenihs’ Abuja home, expressed deep sadness over the passing of the former Minister of Works and Housing, and the Iyasele of Esan land.
As a sign of honour and respect for late chief Tony Anenih, the state governor has declared three days mourning in the state as it starts tomorrow Wednesday 31st October and to end 2nd of November 2018.
The governor was received by the
eldest son, Tony Anenih Junior in the company of the former Vice President, Namadi Sambo and other members of the family and friends.
His death is a huge loss to the State as Governor Obaseki speaks.

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