Fayemi Honors Uduaghan and Cole for Their Contributions
Dr Kayode Fayemi, a former governor of Ekiti State and chairman of the Nigeria Governors’ Forum, expressed deep sorrow over the deaths of former Delta State Governor Dr Emmanuel Uduaghan and elder statesman Ambassador Patrick Dele Cole. He described their passing as a significant loss to Nigeria, noting their impactful contributions to the country's political, social, and intellectual development.
Fayemi characterized Uduaghan as a dedicated public servant whose tenure focused on advancing healthcare, infrastructure, and human capital development in Delta State. He emphasized Uduaghan's medical background and governance experience as vital to his leadership insights.
Regarding Dele Cole, Fayemi praised him as a distinguished diplomat and public figure whose intellect and contributions to journalism and national discourse were invaluable. Fayemi extended condolences to the families, friends, and political colleagues of the deceased, urging them to find strength in the legacies left by Uduaghan and Cole, which will continue to influence society.
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