Rev.Dr.William Uzochukwu Okoye, former Aso Rock Villa Chaplain and founder of All Christians Fellowship Mission, has passed away, leaving a void in Nigeria's Christian community.

The Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) expressed deep sorrow over his death, calling him 'a faithful shepherd' who dedicated his life to God and humanity.Okoye held multiple leadership roles, including chairman of CAN, Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria (PFN), and advisor to two Nigerian presidents.

His contributions to church unity, social welfare, and youth affairs were highlighted in a statement by Archbishop Daniel Okoh, who praised his wisdom, grace, and unwavering dedication.The late cleric's legacy includes mentoring leaders, advancing Christian witness, and fostering interdenominational collaboration.CAN urged mourners to celebrate his life of service while praying for his family and the All Christians Fellowship Mission.His death marks a significant loss for Nigeria's religious landscape, with his soul now resting in eternal peace.