Tinubu mourns death of ex-Delta Gov, Uduaghan

President Bola Tinubu has paid tribute to former Delta State Governor Emmanuel Eweta Uduaghan, mourning his death and reflecting on his contributions to the region and the nation. In a condolence message, Tinubu emphasized that Uduaghan did not cease public service after his two terms as governor, but rather continued to play a significant role in advancing democratic governance.

Uduaghan, who passed away at the age of 71, held the position of Delta State Governor from 2007 to 2015. Prior to his governorship, he served as Commissioner for Health and later as Secretary to the State Government. Tinubu highlighted that Uduaghan's eight years in office were pivotal to Delta State's political and developmental history.

After leaving office, Uduaghan remained an influential figure in Delta's political and socio-economic affairs, contributing to the strengthening of democracy and public service in Nigeria. The President urged the people of Delta State to find solace in Uduaghan's dedicated service and the strong relationships he cultivated across the country.

During his tenure, Uduaghan focused on developmental initiatives to enhance infrastructure, healthcare, and the welfare of Deltans. Tinubu expressed his condolences to the people of Delta State, urging them to draw strength from the late governor's service and the enduring connections he forged throughout Nigeria's political and social landscape.