Tony Uranta Biography: Age, Wife, Activist, Children & Death

It is with shock and sadness that we received the news of the departure of Tony Uranta, a Nigerian activist.

We join in sending in our condolences message to the family of the bereaved and pray God give them the fortitude to bear the loss.

We have written an exclusive biography of Tony Uranta with some info you didn’t know about.

Tony Uranta Biography

Tony Uranta was a Nigerian activist and former United Niger Delta Energy Development Security Strategy (UNDEDSS) Executive Secretary.

He was also the Executive Secretary of the Pan-Niger Delta Forum (PANDEF).

He served as the convener of Justice, Equity, Peace & Unity Initiative Nigeria (JEPUIN).

Early Life and Career

Not much information is known about Ton Uranta’s early life and education. Although he had his primary and secondary education before proceeding to study in higher institution.

Tony Uranta was the Executive Secretary at Nigeria National Summit Group (NNSG).

Net Worth

Tony Uranta was a Nigerian activist although his net worth has not been estimated yet.

Personal Life

Tony Uranta is survived by his wife Baarong Tony Uranta, a staff of Channels TV and children.

He died on Wednesday afternoon after battling with an undisclosed sickness.

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