Tinubu Mourns Former Delta Governor Uduaghan, Pays Tribute to His Public Service

President Bola Tinubu has mourned the death of former Delta State Governor, Dr Emmanuel Eweta Uduaghan, who died at the age of 71, describing him as a public servant committed to the development of the state and the nation.

The President, in a condolence message, extended his sympathies to Uduaghan’s family, friends, political associates and the people of Delta State.

Tinubu recalled that the late former governor served as Delta State Commissioner for Health and Secretary to the State Government before being elected governor in 2007.

Uduaghan served two terms in office, leaving in 2015, during which he pursued initiatives focused on infrastructure development, healthcare delivery and improving the welfare of residents.

The President noted that Uduaghan remained involved in the political and socio-economic affairs of Delta State after leaving office, continuing to contribute to democratic governance and public service.

Tinubu extended his condolences to the deceased’s widow, Roli, his children, his cousin and former Delta State Governor, James Ibori, as well as his wider circle of friends and associates.

He urged the people of Delta State to draw strength from Uduaghan’s years of service and prayed that Almighty God would grant the former governor eternal rest.