Delta State Governor, Rt. Hon. Sheriff Oborevwori, has described f the late Chief Edwin Kiagbodo Clark as a “patriotic leader” and “the conscience of the Nigerian nation.”
Speaking during a memorial lecture and tribute held in honour of the late statesman at the NAF Conference Centre in Abuja, Oborevwori, who was represented by the State Commissioner for Water Resources, Dr. Isaac Wilkie, described Clark as a “national icon of integrity and courage.”
“Pa Clark was a towering figure revered across Nigeria for his steadfast commitment to justice, fairness, and national unity.
“Chief Edwin Clark was bold and courageous, always standing for what was right and just”.
“His voice was a moral compass in times of uncertainty. His life remains an enduring example to all Nigerians, especially the younger generation. He lived for service, not self, and his legacy of uprightness, patriotism, and sacrifice will never be forgotten.”
Governor Oborevwori further emphasized that the late elder statesman’s contributions to national development and his unwavering advocacy for equity made him one of the most respected voices in the country.
“He rendered selfless service to the people and will be sorely missed, not just in Delta State, but across Nigeria,” he added.
