Edo State Governor, Monday Okpebholo, has expressed condolences to the Orbih family on the death of their son, Daniel Orbih, who was the Chairman of the Governing Council of Ambrose Alli University, Ekpoma.
In a statement on Tuesday by his Chief Press Secretary, Patrick Ebojele, the governor described Orbih as a bridge-builder and a voice of reason.
Reflecting on his dedication to institutional leadership and educational excellence, the governor described Orbih’s death as a significant loss to his family, Edo State and the university community.
The governor described Chief Orbih as an astute political leader, adding that in his service as Chairman of the AAU Governing Council, Orbih demonstrated an unwavering commitment to advancing the university’s developmental agenda and played an instrumental role in strengthening ties between the state government and the institution.
Governor Okpebholo prayed that the Almighty would grant the family, friends and colleagues the fortitude to bear the loss, and that Chief Orbih’s legacy of service would continue to inspire generations of students and educators in Edo State.
