Turnah Maintains Unbroken, True Emotional Bond With Late Mother, Deaconess Elizabeth Titi Charles, Five Years After Her Passing


Yenagoa, Nigeria – Renowned legal luminary and political figure, Hon. Barr. George Turnah, MON, has paid a touching tribute to his late mother, Deaconess Elizabeth Titi Charles, as he marks the fifth anniversary of her passing.


Deaconess Charles, who departed to be with her maker in 2020 at the age of 67, was described by her son as a “great Deaconess of all times and seasons,” whose godly life, moral strength, and unwavering devotion to family and faith continue to inspire all who knew her.


In an emotionally-laden message released on Wednesday 17th July, 2025, Turnah expressed deep sorrow and enduring love, stating, “Oh, my dear mother, it's been 5 years since you left me alone in this wicked and sinful world, yet it feels like just yesterday. I love you with all my heart, and I miss you every second of each day.”


He further remarked that though the pain of her absence remains fresh, his consolation lies in the hope of reunion on the resurrection morning, in accordance with their shared Christian faith.


Deaconess Elizabeth Titi Charles was known not only as a devoted mother but also as a pillar in her church and community. Her legacy of kindness, spiritual dedication, and exemplary character remains alive in the hearts of many, especially George Turnah, MON her beloved son.


Hon. Barr. George Turnah, MON, Acting Chairman of the People’s Democratic Party in Bayelsa State and Zonal Secretary of the party in the South-South zone, concluded his tribute with a reaffirmation of his unbroken love and eternal bond with his late mother.


"Continue to rest in perfect peace until we meet again to part no more on the resurrection morning".


The heartfelt tribute has since drawn messages of support and prayers from political associates, clergy, and members of the public across the nation, who fondly remember the life and legacy of Deaconess Elizabeth Titi Charles.

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