The burial programme of late Mr. Friday Adam Ekpo.

I had spent the past few weeks pouring over the design and layout of the burial programme for my late uncle, Friday Adam Ekpo. A renowned businessman and devoted member of The African Church, his passing on May 10th, 2025, had left a void in the lives of our family and community.

As a family member and secretary of the burial planning committee, I had taken it upon myself to handle the design and printing of the programme. It is my way of showing support and paying tribute to my uncle's memory. I had volunteered my services as a printer, and I am determined to do justice to the occasion.

I glanced over the hard copy draft, now corrected and finalized by the Pastor of The African Church, where my uncle had served God until his demise. The Pastor's input had added a touching and personal element to the programme, and I was grateful for his contributions.

With the design and corrections complete, I am ready to send the programme to the printing press. I feel a sense of pride and satisfaction knowing that my work will be a part of the celebration of my uncle's life. The burial, scheduled for January 3rd, 2026, will be a grand affair, and I am honoured to have played a role in its preparation.

This my support is a small act, perhaps, but one that has brought me a sense of purpose and fulfillment. I know that my uncle would have been proud, and that thought brought a smile to my face.

The Iloti Printing Press roared to life as I booked the job few minutes ago for CTP exposure and printing. I've paid for everything including finishing, lamination and trimming, it's for the management of Iloti Printing Press to call me for pickup when it's ready.

It is a small but meaningful tribute to my uncle's memory, and I know that it will be cherished by our family and friends for years to come.

Thank you for going through my post, do have a great time ahead.