Chief Dan Orbih, National Vice Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) South-South, has condoled with the family of Prince Solomon Aguele, the pioneer Chairman of PDP in Edo State, following his passing.
In a condolence letter to the Aguele family, Orbih described the late prince as a man of peace, wisdom, and dignity. “Prince Aguele was more than a political figure; he was a mentor, a guide, and a father to many of us,” Orbih said.
The PDP chieftain praised Aguele’s humility, kindness, and commitment to justice and fairness, noting that his life was a testament to service and sacrifice. “His legacy will continue to inspire generations,” Orbih added.
Orbih urged the Aguele family to take solace in the knowledge that Prince Aguele lived an exemplary life. He prayed for God’s comfort and strength for the family during this difficult time and extended his deepest condolences.
The late Prince Aguele served as the pioneer Chairman of PDP in Edo State and was remembered for his contributions to the party’s growth and development in the state.
