Obaseki Mourns Dan Orbih, Ex-PDP Vice Chairman at 64

Godwin Obaseki, the former Governor of Edo State, expressed deep sorrow over the death of Dan Orbih, who was the former National Vice Chairman, South-South, of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP). Orbih passed away at the age of 64.

In his condolence message, Obaseki described Orbih as a prominent Edo indigene whose political contributions significantly impacted both the state and the nation. Orbih had previously served as the chairman of the PDP in Edo State before ascending to the national vice chairman position.

Obaseki acknowledged Orbih's vital role in strengthening the PDP at both state and national levels during his political career. He emphasized that Orbih's involvement in public affairs secured him a place in Edo State's political history, marking his death as a substantial loss.

Obaseki extended his condolences to Orbih's wife, children, relatives, political associates, and friends, praying for strength for the family and eternal rest for the late politician.