Dr. Henry Kojo Losses Mom @ 80









By Wilson Macaulay


The communities of Okwagbe and Oginibo Towns  in Ughelli South Local Government Area of Delta State have been throwned into mourning due  to the loss of their beloved matriarch, Mrs. Victoria Oghenerume Kojo (née Akpochabor), who passed
on to eternal  bliss  at the age of 80. 
 The beloved Matriarch of the Kojo dynasty  transited  to ecclissiastical aboard on the night of September 4, 2024, leaving behind a remarkable legacy of kindness, faith, and entrepreneurship.

Late Mrs Victoria Kojo, born on July 10, 1944, was a respected figure in her community. Married to the late Pa Vincent Kojo Unuafomakpo, aka Announcer, a well-known business tycoon in Ughievwen as an exponent  of the  Nigerian music industry.

Mama Kojo  was the backbone of a family rooted in love, faith, and community service. Her life was defined by an unwavering devotion to God and her loved ones.

As a dynamic businesswoman, Mrs. Kojo was a trailblazer whose entrepreneurial spirit extended across Nigeria, from the South-South region to the Northern part of the country, as she  had a successful business exploit in Zaria, a city well know for being host to the great Ahmadu Bello University.

She was widely admired for her ability to navigate the diverse cultural and business landscapes of Nigeria, and her contributions to the local economy were significant. Her absence will be felt deeply by many.

Beyond her business achievements, Mrs. Kojo was a dedicated mother of three whose home radiated love, laughter, and warmth. Known for her joyful nature and her generosity, she was a woman who always prioritized the well-being of those around her. Whether it was through her business, her church activities, or her community service, Mrs. Kojo left an indelible mark on everyone who encountered her in her sojourn on planet earth.

Her son, Dr Henry Kojo, a Lagos based  Entrepreneur with subsidiaries across West Africa who announced her passage on his X handle, expressed  deep sorrow felt by the family. In a heartfelt statement shared with Daily Independent Newspaper, Dr  Henry Kojo reflected on his mother’s life of service, compassion, and unwavering faith in the service of God Almighty.
The commentary of Dr Kojo reads in part:

"She was not just a mother to her children but to everyone around her,"
 "Her love was unconditional, and her spirit was one of joy and positivism. She was the epitome of grace and resilience, and her memory will continue to inspire all of us."


As the funeral arrangements are being made, tributes have  started pouring in from friends, family, and business associates. Family  members,Friends and  well wishers of the Kojos are trouping to the Chinkelly Area resident of late Mama to sign the condolence register. In Lagos , a condolence register has been opened for Mama at the corporate headquarters of the Kojo Business empire @ Km 11, Lekki-Epe Expressway, Lekki, Lagos.

Mrs. Victoria Kojo will be remembered as a woman of faith, a loving mother, and a beacon of kindness in her community. Her legacy will live on in the hearts of all who knew her.May her soul rest in perfect peace.

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