The only daughter of Tunde Mark, Odree Omalo and his wife, Nasu, were on Sunday decorated with Idoma native attire.
The event took place during a thanksgiving mass for the successful burial of Tunde at St. Augustine Catholic Church, Otukpo.
IDOMA VOICE recalls that Tunde died at the age of 51 in the UK, after a long battle with cancer.
The wife and daughter were also confirmed as Onjehs, the traditional title of the indigenous Otukpo women by Och’Otukpo Oduh, Chief John Eyimonye.
The daughter, Odree Omalo, was named after Tunde’s mother, Mrs. Omalo Mark.
The wife, Nasu, is said to be the daughter of a Japanese lawmaker.
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