SWAN FCT Chapter Mourns Ace Journalist Ramsey Ugele
Published: December 03, 2014
The Sports Writers Association of Nigeria, SWAN FCT chapter, has been thrown into a mourning mood over the death of ace journalist Ramsey Ugele.
The well respected media luminary died on Wednesday morning at the Suleja Hospital, Niger State after a brief illness.
Ramsey an elder state man in SWAN, a former civil servant, also worked as a reporter for New Nigeria newspaper, Abuja Times among others.
He became popular for his unwavering style of reportage and has been in the sports business for over 30 years.
The Chairman, SWAN FCT chapter, Kayode Adeniyi who was visibly distressed described the death of Ramsey, as a monumental loss to the sporting fraternity in Nigeria.
“A big tree has fallen. He was one of the very best, he was a true elder state man, always interested in SWAN, always advising, worlds alone cannot describe our loss.
“His death is a lesson to us all, no matter how good we are, we’ll one day answer the call of the almighty.
“His tremendous contributions to the development of sports will forever be remembered. We send our sincere condolences to the immediate family of Mr. Ramsey Ugele.” said Kayode
The well respected media luminary died on Wednesday morning at the Suleja Hospital, Niger State after a brief illness.
Ramsey an elder state man in SWAN, a former civil servant, also worked as a reporter for New Nigeria newspaper, Abuja Times among others.
He became popular for his unwavering style of reportage and has been in the sports business for over 30 years.
The Chairman, SWAN FCT chapter, Kayode Adeniyi who was visibly distressed described the death of Ramsey, as a monumental loss to the sporting fraternity in Nigeria.
“A big tree has fallen. He was one of the very best, he was a true elder state man, always interested in SWAN, always advising, worlds alone cannot describe our loss.
“His death is a lesson to us all, no matter how good we are, we’ll one day answer the call of the almighty.
“His tremendous contributions to the development of sports will forever be remembered. We send our sincere condolences to the immediate family of Mr. Ramsey Ugele.” said Kayode
Latest News
- 'One of the most underrated players'- Pundit says Forest still miss Ola Aina despite Toffolo's heroicsÂ
- Awoniyi returns from injury as Nottingham Forest beat Tottenham Hotspur to boost UCL hopes
- After Burnley's win over Sheffield United, Nigerian duo promoted to the PL with Leeds United
- 'Game changer'- Dortmund coach hails Chukwuemeka amid buzz around Chelsea loanee's int'l future
- 'Believe in yourselves' - Ex-Flying Eagles striker backs Nigeria U20 squad for Afcon glory
- 'The right move' - Talented striker Chido Obi insists he has no regrets dumping Arsenal for Man Utd
- 'I'm 100% sure' - Insider confident Liverpool will make an attempt to sign Osimhen this summer
- 'When he dribbles, he's a spectacle' - Lookman praised despite 7-game goal drought for club and country
- Pope Francis' death: Okoye and Dele-Bashiru affected as Serie A postpones Easter Monday fixtures
- Nwaneri shares what he brings to the Arsenal team, thrilled to see Butler-Oyedeji make PL debut


News Categories
- Football Betting
- African Players
- Australia/ Asia
- Belgian Championship
- Bundesliga
- Danish Football
- English Premier League
- Nigeria National Teams
- Casinos not on Gamstop
- Nigeria Premier League
- Norwegian Football
- Polish Football
- Russian Championship
- Serie A
- Spanish Liga
- Swedish Championship
- Transfer
- Turkish Championship
- 1Win
- Ukrainian Football
- Uncategorized
- Women's Football
- hi88
- hi88
- hi88
- hi88