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Udu PDP Campaign Council Pays Condolence Visit To Gbagi’s Family
…Promises To Contribute Quota
By Ejiro Oniyan
Member of Delta State Advisory Council, Elder Eddie Onosorhue (JP), led Udu PDP Campaign Council, today to a condolence visit to the family of Late Olorogun (Barr.) Kenneth Omemevwa Gbagi at his home town, Oginibo in Ughelli South LGA of Delta State.
Speaking on behalf of the campaign council, Olorogun Henry Afure Sakpra, who doubles as Director General of the team, described the death that took Gbagi away as a national disaster, stressing that Urhobo nation has lose a national leader whose shoe is too big for those he left behind.
Sakpra who assured the children of Late Gbagi and the family of Udu PDP support, promised to contribute the team quota towards the burial ceremony of the former Minister of State Education.
While praying for peace to abide in Gbagi’s family, Rt. Hon. (Evang.) David Siloko, Udu PDP LGA Chairman asked God to protect the lives of those the foremost Industralist left behind.
Chief Emuoboh Gbagi, Eldest Child, expressed gratitude on behalf of the family to Udu leaders for the visit at the time of grief, adding that Udu LGA is his second home aside Ughelli South.
Udu leaders in the condolence visit include; Incoming Udu LG Council Chairman, Olorogun Vincent Oyibode, Special Adviser to the Governor on Government Affairs, Hon. (Chief) Peter Okagbare Uviejitobor, Executive Assistant to the Governor, Prince Sam Ughujowhovwo aka CBN.
Others are; Barr. J.E.O. Ishaka, Elder Okpikpi, Olorogun (Barr.) Yarhere, Mrs. Grace Mrakprozo, Senior Special Assistant to the Governor on Women Mobilization, Mrs. Vivian Ogheneovo, Chief Odien, Hon. Joseph Diebroma among others.