President Bola Tinubu has mourned former Delta State Governor Emmanuel Eweta Uduaghan, recalling his contributions to the state even after leaving workplace in 2015.
In a condolence message launched on Monday, Tinubu stated Uduaghan didn’t abandon public service after serving two phrases as governor however continued to play a task in deepening democratic governance.
Uduaghan, who reportedly died on the age of 71, was governor of Delta State from 2007 to 2015.
Tinubu additionally recalled Uduaghan’s earlier service within the state, the place he served as Commissioner for Health and later as Secretary to the State Government earlier than changing into governor.
According to the President, Uduaghan’s eight years in workplace positioned him on the coronary heart of Delta State’s political and improvement historical past.
He famous that even after leaving workplace, the late governor remained an influential voice in Delta’s political and socio-economic affairs and contributed to strengthening democracy and public service in Nigeria.
Tinubu urged the individuals of Delta State to take solace in Uduaghan’s years of service and the relationships he constructed throughout the nation.
“During this period, he pursued developmental strides to improve infrastructure, healthcare delivery, and the overall welfare of Deltans.
“At this difficult time, I urge the people of Delta State to draw strength from the late governor’s years of service and the enduring relationships he built across the political and social terrain of our country,” Tinubu stated.
