Hon. Tari Olivia Oba, a former Presidential aspirant under the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), has paid her respects to the late Pa Edwin Clark, a renowned Ijaw leader and Nigerian elder statesman [1]. She signed the condolence register, joining numerous others who have come to honor Pa Clark’s memory.
The late Pa Edwin Clark was a highly respected figure in Nigerian politics, known for his tireless advocacy for social justice, peace, and progress. His passing has left a void in the lives of many, and his legacy continues to inspire generations. As a champion of the Ijaw people and Niger Delta region, Pa Clark worked selflessly to promote their interests and well-being. His dedication to the betterment of Nigeria and its people will be deeply missed.
As Hon. Tari Olivia Oba signed the condolence register, she took a moment to reflect on the profound impact Pa Clark had on her life. She expressed her deepest respect and admiration for the late elder statesman, citing his unwavering commitment to justice, equality, and the advancement of the Niger Delta region. Hon. Oba praised Pa Clark’s selfless leadership and his tireless efforts to inspire and empower future generations. She recalled his wisdom, guidance, and mentorship, which had a lasting impact on her own life and career.
In honoring Pa Clark’s memory, Hon. Oba called on the Nigerian government to immortalize him and give him a befitting burial, commensurate with his stature and contributions to the nation. She emphasized that such a gesture would not only be a fitting tribute to Pa Clark’s legacy but also serve as a testament to the government’s commitment to recognizing and celebrating the achievements of its citizens.
