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Uma Ukpai did not die – Alex Otti pens emotional tribute for late preacher
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Uma Ukpai did not die – Alex Otti pens emotional tribute for late preacher

Daily Post March 27, 2026 2 mins read

The Abia State Governor, Alex Otti has declared that late evangelist, Rev. Dr Uma Ukpai did not die but only transited.

The governor in a post on his official X handle on Friday said he made the remark on Thursday during the state burial service for Ukpai held in Umuahia.

According to the governor, the late preacher’s works and leagues will continue to speak louder.

He wrote, “Yesterday, Abia State stood still to honour one of our greatest sons, Rev. Dr. Uma Ukpai, a global evangelist, God’s General, and a man whose life touched millions.

“At the State burial service in Umuahia, I reminded everyone that Papa Uma Ukpai did not die, he only transited. His works, his children, his legacy, they all speak louder than words.

“The real challenge is for us. What will people say when it’s our turn? Papa lived a life of impact, of faith, of service. That’s why we celebrate him.

“We thank God for the gift of Rev. Uma Ukpai to Abia, Akwa Ibom, Nigeria, Africa, and the world. Truly, honour belongs to whom honour is due.

“To his dear wife, Pastor Mrs. Philomena Ukpai, and the entire family, we say thank you for allowing us to honour him. We grieve, but not like those without hope. We know Papa rests in glory, awaiting that resurrection morning.

“Good night, Daddy Uma Ukpai. Your legacy lives on”.

Uma Ukpai did not die – Alex Otti pens emotional tribute for late preacher

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