A Tribute to a Friend, A Brother, and a Colleague Dr. Emmanuel Ibanga Umoh by Rev. Fr. Joseph Michael Uko (Udo-Mma), Chairman of Ati Annang USA Constitution/Bylaws Review Committee on This Last Day before His Body is Laid to Rest Tomorrow, the 19th Day of September 2024.   ‘Then I heard a voice from

Dr. (Mrs.) Umoh and family, I am deeply saddened by the loss of Dr. Emmanuel Umoh. He was a remarkable leader known for his integrity, honor, and unwavering commitment to AGI. His attention to details and genuine care for others made a lasting impact on us all. Please know that our thoughts and pra

Ever since I got the shocking news, it’s been a struggle trying to accept with certainty the fact that my trusted friend is gone. I first met Dr. Emmanuel Umoh in Houston during the 1st IPC (Ibom People’s Congress) summit in April 2004 when he approached me to introduce himself and inform me o

I first met Dr. Umoh in 2005, when he was the AKISAN USA National President. As a web developer, what impressed me was the he was the first to put the association online. His love for the association he once led continued, even till his last days on this earth. Over the years, we became business pa

The Diaspora of Nto Afaha, USA, seizes this moment to thank all best wishers for the support and love shown during this difficult time. Afaha is a clan nested in Essien Udim local government area of Akwa-Ibom state in Nigeria.   The demise of our leader is still a rude shock, and beyond comprehensio

Dr Emmanuel Umoh was a member of the intelligentsia, a community activist, compendium of wisdom, and the epitome of class and grace. He was indefatigable, magnanimous with a special penchant for helping the marginalized. We were totally flabbergasted by the news of his demise and still in a state of

A Tribute to a Friend, A Brother, and a Colleague Dr. Emmanuel Ibanga Umoh by Rev. Fr. Joseph Michael Uko (Udo-Mma), Chairman of Ati Annang USA Constitution/Bylaws Review Committee on This Last Day before His Body is Laid to Rest Tomorrow, the 19th Day of September 2024. ‘Then I heard a voice from

Tribute to a Remarkable Soul As we gather to bid our friend, Dr. Emmanuel Umoh, farewell, and to celebrate his life, I also feel present here aspects of him that may not have been readily obvious to the casual observer.   One thing that should be clear is we are here to honor and celebrate the life

Dear Dr. (Mrs.) Dorothy Umoh: My wife and I are shocked and saddened by the news of the sudden passing of your dear husband, Dr. Emmanuel Umoh. This is more so because it is barely a couple of months since we visited you and spent a few nights in your home in Plano, TX. Based on the prayers of the

Husband. Father. Brother. Son. Friend. Dr. Umoh was the shining example of each of these titles. The way he lived his life inspired everyone he came into contact with. He led by example with his incomparable work ethic that allowed him to earn a terminal degree. He was a leader in his community and

We will always remember Emmanuel as we grow and come to realize our vision. In our first months, Emmanuel took the time to help us write a Project Notebook detailing our vision for a digital platform to bring together the African Diaspora. He spent hours with us and repeatedly encouraged us to belie

My dear Emma, the news of your departure sent me into Shock that I questions the authentic information and not until I talked with Dora that I broke down in tears and then called my brother. I am saddened of your departure and things that we were planning to do getting the three families of our fath

Dr Emmanuel Umoh was not just an intellectual, but pragmatic in sharing his wealth of knowledge. A great Annang son who will be greatly missed. My heartfelt condolences to his immediate and wider family. Rest in Perfect Peace, Brother.

30 Ikot Ekpene Road, Abak TEL: 0802-357-2991: 0802-331-0622 CONDOLENCE MESSAGE TO THE FAMILY OF LATE DR. EMMANUEL UMOH The news of the transition of our brother, Dr. Emmanuel Umoh, was petrifying to say the least. We were morbid-shocked and distraught to learn of the loss of a very good brother w

Dr. (Mrs.) Dorothy Umoh, It is with deep sadness that we received the news of the passing of your beloved husband, brother, and father, the late Dr. Emmauel Umoh. As humans, it is often difficult to understand or explain why such losses happen. The entire membership of AKISAN Dallas Metro Chapter w

I recall when I first met you in AGI meeting and I shared that I was also a PMP, but in the Healthcare space. You started immediately to send me information on PM tech methodologies and principles as if such aspects weren't covered in my industry. I laughed and accepted your guidance. Overtime

I met Emmanuel in 1987 while working at the same company. He called me Josh. A coworker that had attended the training school with Emmanuel and subsequently was posted to my department told me about him upon knowing that I was also from Nigeria. Eventually Emmanuel and I met at a company luncheon an

A Tribute to my Mentor. Dr. Emmanuel Umoh, a brother, friend, mentor and former National President AKISAN, was someone I had a lot of respect for. I came to know him of his commitment to serve humanity. He was very active, astute and ever willing to serve and promote growth both within his community

 When I wrote and posted a birth anniversary congratulatory message a few months back to mark the 70th birthday of my friend the iconic Dr Emmanuel Ibanga Umoh, I had not the faintest premonition that the next thing I would have to write about him would be a tribute. And just as the songs of praise