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Since both her daughter and her husband share the "Uwaebuka Obiefune" portion of the name and on his grave words are ordered "Uwaebuka Obiefune Ijezie", it follows that they all have double last name
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(Since both her daughter and her husband share the "Uwaebuka Obiefune" portion of the name and on his grave words are ordered "Uwaebuka Obiefune Ijezie", it follows that they all have double last name) Tag: sourceedit |
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}}'''Ada Obiefune''' was the wife of [[Ijezie Obiefune]] and mother of [[Alice Obiefune]]. | }}'''Ada Uwaebuka Obiefune''' was the wife of [[Ijezie Obiefune]] and mother of [[Alice Obiefune]]. | ||
Ada loved [[blues|delta blues]], [[jazz]], and [[reggae]]. Her favourite [[musician]] was [[John Jones]], a [[pop]] singer from the [[1960s]]. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[What He Wants... (comic story)|What He Wants...]]'') She attended one of Jones' concerts at the [[Dog & Duck]] in [[1962]] and "dance[d] like a lunatic" according to her daughter, who she did not know was watching her from the future. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[The Comfort of the Good (comic story)|The Comfort of the Good]]'') | Ada loved [[blues|delta blues]], [[jazz]], and [[reggae]]. Her favourite [[musician]] was [[John Jones]], a [[pop]] singer from the [[1960s]]. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[What He Wants... (comic story)|What He Wants...]]'') She attended one of Jones' concerts at the [[Dog & Duck]] in [[1962]] and "dance[d] like a lunatic" according to her daughter, who she did not know was watching her from the future. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[The Comfort of the Good (comic story)|The Comfort of the Good]]'') | ||