Dr. Dennis Otuaro, the executive of the President’s Amnesty Program, on the death of politician elders and the foremost leader of the Ijaw Nation, Niger Delta and South-South Region, Edwin Edwin Kiagbodo Clark expressed deep sadness.
Otuaro described Pa Clark’s demise as his immediate family at the age of 97 on Monday, February 17, 2025, announcing that it was Nigeria, the Ilia country, the Niger Delta and other ethnic minorities huge losses.
In a statement from his special media assistant, Igoniko Oduma described Clark as a great patriot, nationalism, teacher, lawyer, lawyer, administration The officials and the storied figures in Nigerian politics have made great contributions to the political development and solidarity of the country.
Otuaro said Clarkâs public service records, covering pre- and post-colonial Nigeria, are legendary and show his unwavering commitment and dedication to the country building.
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Pap Helmsman noted that Clark is a charismatic leader and mentor, under his guidance, the Ilia National Congress (INC), the Southern People’s Congress, the Pan-Niger Delta Forum (Pandef) ) and the famous Socio-Political Platform Forum (SMBLF) of Southern and Middle-Belt Leaders and others became strong leadership voices based on the principles of fairness, equity and justice.
He further pointed out that as a fearless Iya everyone, Clark is a tireless, consistent freedom fighter of minority rights, and a true federal system for the people of the Niger Delta, resource control, environmental justice, economic development and better living conditions for the people of the Niger Delta a powerful advocate.
Otuaro said that as a young Ijaw Man, he learned and benefited from the precious lifeguard at the feet of the late old politician, which helped him a lot in his life.
The PAP boss added that Clark’s keenness, magnetic memory, and his ability to recall events that happened many years ago, even at his age, he set him apart as a reserve of knowledge and wisdom.
He said he was very sad about the death of the warrior’s father and expressed his heartfelt condolences to Clark’s family, the Iya people and the people of the Niger Delta.
Otouro prayed to God, granted Clark eternal rest and comforted his family.
