Family Confirms The Death of Rev Dr Uma Ukpai

Prince Michael Orj Mourns Rev. Dr. Uma Ukpai, Hails His Enduring Legacy

Prince Michael Orj, the Founder of the Hope Alive Foundation and the Michael Vision Movement (MVM), has joined the nation in mourning the passing of renowned Christian leader, Rev. Dr. Uma Ukpai, describing him as a “beacon of hope, faith, and transformation.”

In a heartfelt condolence message, Prince Orj, a London-based philanthropist originally from Nkporo in Abia State, expressed deep sorrow over the loss of one of Nigeria’s most revered spiritual figures, praising Rev. Dr. Ukpai’s life of selfless service, divine calling, and unwavering dedication to uplifting humanity.

“Rev. Dr. Uma Ukpai was not only a spiritual icon and a vessel of God’s power, but also a beacon of hope, faith, and transformation for generations,” Orj stated. “His life was a testament to unwavering commitment to kingdom service, selfless leadership, and a relentless pursuit of the salvation and upliftment of souls.”

Prince Orj noted that while the loss is deeply painful, Rev. Ukpai’s remarkable legacy continues to live on through the countless lives he touched. He assured the family, the Christian community, and the people of Abia State of his support and prayers during this period of grief.

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“As we grieve his departure, we also celebrate the remarkable legacy he leaves behind—one that will continue to inspire and impact lives for generations to come,” he said.

Prince Orj concluded his tribute by praying for the repose of the late cleric’s soul and calling for unity in preserving the values he stood for.

“May the Lord grant his soul eternal rest, and may his legacy live on through all those he mentored and inspired,” he added.

Rev. Dr. Uma Ukpai, a globally respected evangelist and founder of the Uma Ukpai Evangelistic Association, was known for decades of impactful ministry, crusades, and humanitarian efforts across Nigeria and beyond.

by Charles Ogbonnaya