Bunu, Maritime Workers Union Leader Condemns Killing of Former Chieftain, Calls for Arrest of Killers
The Maritime Workers’ Union of Nigeria (MWUN) under the leadership of Comrade Francis Bunu Abi and his executives have condemned in its entirety the killing of Comrade (Chief) Alfred Etete.
Chief Etete, who hails from Agwut-Obolo Community, in Rivers State was reportedly shot dead in cold blood by gunmen, while at his residence recently.
The late community leader, Chief Etete, was a retired Vice President -General (VPG) of the Maritime Workers’ Union of Nigeria and he was of the Seamen & National Inland Waterways Authority (NIWA) Branch before he diligently exited the Union.
JournallNG was informed that Comrade Etete served the Union meritoriously until his retirement; while his colleagues as at his active period still testify to his good conduct and his rare commitment to duty.
The President -General of the Union, Comrade Bunu and his entire Executives deeply condemn the brutal killing of the former VPG Etete of the Union as his notice of death came as a deep shock.
The Union deeply regrets the murder of Comrade (Chief) Etete, who meritoriously retired from the Union to serve his community with his vast experience of knowledge until his leadership and service to humanity was abruptly cut shot by enemies of mankind and agents of the underworld.
Comrade Bunu stated that Chief Alfred Etete was a very fine gentleman, a Comrade par excellence and a role model of note who was worthy of emulation.
He also remarked that Comrade Etete served the Union diligently as VPG before his retirement.
The President -General of the Union, Comrade Bunu described late Etete as versatile in handling labour matters, noting that his strong penchant for relating with his fellow Comrades cannot be equated with anything else; he said Etete was a jolly good Comrade who came, saw and conquered.
Comrade Bunu unequivocally condemned the brutal killing of Etete in its entirety, describing him as his senior Comrade and friend in the Union; praying that his soul be granted eternal rest by the Almighty God, who knows from the beginning to the end.
While he urged the security agencies, especially the police to fish out the killers of late Chief Etete for the sake of posterity and justice as nobody has the right of monopoly to take any one’s life in cold blood for any reason whatsoever.
The Union condoles with the immediate family of the late Comrade Etete, believing that the Almighty God will not forsake them, even as he left them behind.
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