Pains in Heart as Anambra Journalists Mourn Death of Member, Alphonsus Nweze

Late Alphous Nweze

The Correspondents’ Chapel of the Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ), Anambra State Council, has received with profound shock and sadness the news of the sudden and tragic death of one of its dedicated members, Mr. Alphonsus Nweze, who lost his life in a motor accident.

In a statement jointly signed by the Chapel Chairman, Mr. Chuks Ilozue, and the Secretary, Mrs. Lucy Osuizigbo-Okechukwu, the late Mr. Nweze was described as a committed, principled, and thorough journalist whose professional contributions left a lasting impact on the field of journalism.

According to the statement, until his untimely death, Mr. Nweze was a seasoned journalist, widely respected for his professionalism, integrity, and unwavering dedication to truth and justice.

His work consistently reflected a passion for human rights, social equity, and accountability in governance.

The Chapel noted that Mr. Nweze made significant contributions to the development of journalism in Anambra State and beyond through his incisive reporting and unrelenting advocacy for social justice.

His fearless approach to storytelling and his commitment to the ethics of the profession set him apart as a role model for younger journalists.

“His passing has created a void that will be difficult to fill,” the statement read. “Alphonsus Nweze’s legacy of courage, dedication, and journalistic excellence will continue to inspire members of the Chapel and the broader media community.”

The Correspondents’ Chapel deeply mourns this painful loss and extends its heartfelt condolences to his immediate family, friends, colleagues, and the entire journalism fraternity.

“We pray that God Almighty grants his soul eternal rest and gives his family the strength and fortitude to bear this irreparable loss,” the statement added.