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Family announces death of top Nigerian journalist in South Africa

Admin August 10, 2022
John Chiahemen

The late John Chiahemen

John Chiahemen
The late John Chiahemen

The Chiahemen family has announced the passage of their son, John Neji Chiahemen, in South Africa. The late Chiahemen was an international journalist of repute who had travelled the world in his resourceful journalism career, starting from Nigeria to South Africa and other parts of the world.

Below is the formal statement from the family:

It is with great sorrow and great peace we share that our patriarch, former Nigerian Television Authority (NTA) and former Thompson Reuters journalist, John Neji Chiahemen, has returned home to rest.

  He fought a valiant long battle with motor neuron disease (ALS) and he was selfless to his last breath. He died peacefully in Johannesburg, South Africa surrounded by his family. 

 John is survived by his wife Winnie “Chizi” Chiahemen; daughters: Ide Wise (UK) Fanen Chiahemen (Canada), and Mimi Chiahemen (US); grandson, Finley Hemen Kanyin Wise (UK); son-in-law, Ben Wise (UK).

 He is also survived by brothers and sisters, including Tom Chiahemen, Abuja-based Media & PR Consultant and Publisher, NATIONAL ACCORD Newspaper and larger family in Nigeria and Kenya.

 He will be greatly missed.

 

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