Alleged resurrected pastor, Keniebi Okoko, confirmed dead

Keniebi Okoko a former gubernatorial aspirant of Bayelsa state and one of the pastors of Salvation Ministries owned by Pastor David Ibeyieomie has been confirmed dead.

Recall Daily Times reported that, Okoko have allegedly resurrected from death after a failed liposuction cosmetic surgery in Lagos on Tuesday.

However, former director-general of NIMASA, Dr. Dakuku Peterside made the confirmation of Okoko’s death in a statement on Wednesday.

Dakuku stated, “I start by a confession, Keniebi is my friend, brother and someone who impacts every soul he comes in contact with. Yesterday I got a call and rushed to the hospital, where I met him lifeless.

See Dakuku’s full statement below:

PASSAGE OF PASTOR KENEBI OKOKO & HUMAN SOLIDARITY. 

I start by a confession, Kenebi is my friend, brother and someone who impacts every soul he comes in contact with. Yesterday I got a call and rushed to the hospital where I met him lifeless . What is important is that he lived a good  and impactful life and sure he has gone to be with the Lord . Two things smacked me ;
1. The extent of ijaw nay human solidarity. I got to the hospital about 8-8:30pm and ijaw men and women ,and other friends of his from across the country ( high , mighty, ordinary folks ) have taken over the hospital and were  ready to go to “war” for most loved Kenebi. It simply restored my faith in brotherhood and humanity . Too many persons ,in the midst of wailing,were willing to help to ensure that a loving soul like Kenebi is not put to shame .
2. The second observation is that all and sundry were not happy with the professional handling of the medical attention he got leading to his death and are demanding that  we must get to the root of the matter so persons whose professional negligence led to this avoidable death must be held to account for it . 
In Kenebi’s death,  I have seen the outpouring of love and appreciation of impact living . May the soul of my beloved brother KENEBI Rest In Peace and May we continue rallying each other whenever the need arises. 
Dr Dakuku Peterside