CONDOLENCE VISIT...
....AGBARHO CONSULTATIVE FORUM COMMISERATES WITH THE OBADA'S FAMILY OVER THE DEMISE OF MAJOR GENERAL OBADA

Ughelli -

The chairman of the steering committee of the Agbarho Consultative Forum Sir Paul Evuarhere says that the death of Major General Orho Esio Obada is a huge loss not only to the Obada's family but to the Agbarho kingdom and the Urhobo nation.

Sir Evuarhere stated this on Sunday 28 June 2020 when he led some members of the forum to pay condolence visit to the Obada's family at his Agbarho residence in Ughelli North local government area of Delta State.

Members of the Agbarho Consultative Forum on arrival at the Agbarho residence of late Major General Orho Esio Obada, after observing the COVID 19 protocol of hand washing were received by the eldest son of General Obada, Olorogun Charles Obada and some family members.

The chairman of the steering committee of the Agbarho Consultative Forum Sir Paul Evuarhere who spoke on behalf of the forum said that they decided to visit the obada family to commiserate with them over the demise of General Orho Esio Obada.

Sir Evuarhere who was a one time Head of Service Delta State described Major General Obada as a fatherly figure who stood for the progress of Agbarho kingdom and the Urhobo nation.

He added that late Major General Obada while serving in the military stood for a united and progressive Nigeria.

He implored the Obada's family to take heart, adding that Major General Obada lived a worthy life while on earth.

Speaking in a similar vein, one of the forum members Professor Temi Akporhonor  emphasized that Major General Obada will be greatly missed by many whose paths crossed his.

Professor Akporhonor told the Obada family to endeavour to carry the forum along in the burial preparation.

The eldest son of late Major General Obada, Olorogun Charles Obada thanked the Agbarho Consultative Forum for identifying with them as they mourn their patriarch.

The condolence register was later signed by the forum.

Other members of the forum that was at the condolence visit were the secretary of the body Professor Dicta Ogisi and Engineer Charles Ekajeh the CEO Charlington Hotel and Suites.