Enugu State mourns the passing of Chief Lucky Chukwu, aide to Governor Mbah
The death of Chief Lucky Chukwu, a Special Assistant to Governor Peter Mbah, has left the Enugu community in mourning.

The Enugu State political landscape is in mourning following the announcement of the death of Chief Barr. Lucky Chukwu, a Special Assistant to Governor Peter Mbah. His passing was confirmed by his younger brother, Senator Kelvin Chukwu, who represents the Enugu East Senatorial District.
In a statement released on October 11, 2026, by the senator's Head of Media, Amb. Dr. Ogomegbunam Success Nwoye, the family expressed their deep sorrow over the loss of Chukwu, describing him as an "astute public servant and politician." The statement highlighted the profound impact of his death on the Chukwu family, stating that they are currently in a state of trauma.
To honor his brother's memory, Senator Kelvin Chukwu has suspended all political activities and engagements for one week. He urged the residents of Enugu East to join his family in mourning, emphasizing the significant contributions of Lucky Chukwu to their community. The statement referred to him as an "erudite son of Nkanuland," underlining his dedication to public service and his roots in the region.
As the news spreads, many in Enugu State are reflecting on Chief Lucky Chukwu's legacy and the role he played in local governance. The senator's call for collective mourning resonates with many who recognized Chukwu's commitment to the welfare of the people.
The statement concluded with a heartfelt prayer for the repose of his soul, asking for divine comfort for the family and for peace in the community during this difficult time. "May God rest the soul of Chief Lucky Chukwu," it read, echoing the sentiments of those who knew him and appreciated his service to the state.
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