“I’ve Lost a True Friend, Political Ally” — Wike Mourns Dan Orbih
Wike mourns Dan Orbih, describing the veteran politician as a loyal friend, trusted ally and committed public servant.
Former Rivers State Governor and Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Nyesom Wike, has expressed grief over the death of Dan Orbih, a prominent Nigerian politician and former National Vice Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party.
Wike described Orbih’s death as a painful loss, saying he had lost not only a political associate but also a true friend and trusted ally.
In a condolence message, Wike recalled his relationship with the late politician and praised his contributions to democratic development and public service.
He said Orbih remained committed to his political beliefs and principles throughout his years in active politics, describing him as a dependable figure who stood firmly by those he supported.
According to Wike, Orbih’s political experience, courage and commitment made him an important figure within the PDP and the wider Nigerian political landscape.
He noted that the late politician played significant roles in strengthening the party’s structures, particularly in Edo State and at the national level.
Wike said Orbih’s death would create a significant void among his political associates, supporters and members of the PDP who worked closely with him over the years.
The FCT Minister extended his condolences to Orbih’s family, friends, political associates and supporters, urging them to find strength in the legacy he left behind.
He also acknowledged Orbih’s contribution to the political development of Edo State, describing him as a man who dedicated a substantial part of his life to public affairs and the pursuit of his political convictions.
Orbih was a major figure in Edo State politics and served for years as chairman of the PDP in the state before becoming a national officer of the party.
His political career spanned several decades, during which he built relationships with politicians across different regions and remained influential within the opposition party.
His death has continued to generate reactions from political leaders and associates, many of whom have described him as an experienced politician, loyal associate and influential party organiser.
Wike said the memories of his friendship and political partnership with Orbih would remain with him, while praying for strength for the family to cope with the loss.
He described the late politician’s passing as a sad moment for everyone who knew and worked with him.
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