One year after the passing of his beloved mother, matriach and role model, Madam Theresa Ejose Inneh, Popular journalist with ITV/Radio, Efosa Uwangue remembers her memory with a nostalgic heartfelt tribute, celebrating the life, love, and enduring influence she left behind.
The anniversary is not only a moment of grief but also one of gratitude.
However For Uwangue, it is an opportunity to reflect on the values his mother instilled in him—discipline, compassion, resilience, and a deep commitment to family and community.
Friends, colleagues, and well-wishers have join him in remembering a woman described as caring, prayerful, and devoted to her children.
Though she is no longer physically present, her legacy continues to guide Efosa Uwangue,his siblings in their personal life and professional work.
As a journalist, Efosa Uwangue is known for reporting on community affairs and public-interest issues in Edo State, including civic engagement, governance, and religious events both locally and internationally.
Those who know him say the same sense of responsibility that shapes his journalism reflects the upbringing and moral foundation his mother gave him.
Marking one year after death is often a deeply emotional milestone. It represents a full year of learning to live with absence while preserving memory. For Uwangue, the celebration is a way of honouring his mother not with sorrow alone, but with thanksgiving for the years she shared with her family.
He is said to be using the occasion to encourage others who have lost parents to hold on to hope, cherish their memories, and continue the good values their loved ones passed on.
“Her love remains with me,” a tribute in her honour would typically say. “Though one year has passed, her voice, prayers, and lessons remain part of who I am.”
The anniversary closes with prayers for her peaceful rest and gratitude for a life that continues to inspire.