Isoko North Council Boss, Ogorugba Mourns late Sir Efenudu
The Executive Chairman Isoko North Local Government Area of Delta State, Hon. ( Elder) Prince Godwin Ogorugba has sent condolence message to the wife, Mrs Oke Efenudu, Children, family and the entire Otor-Owhe community on the passing of their beloved husband and father, Sir (Barr) Simeon Efenudu.
In a condolence message to his wife, Mrs Oke Efenudu, Children and family signed by the council Chairman, Hon. Prince Godwin Ogorugba, said it was with immense sadness that he received the news of the passing of our father in the early hours of Friday 13th December 2024, which I described as a colossal Lost to Isoko North local government and the entire Delta State especially now that we needed his wealth of his political experience the most”
The council Boss said the late Sir (Barr) Simeon Efenudu will be long remembered for his invaluable contributions to growth and development of Delta State, Isoko Nation and especially his Otor-Owhe community.
On behalf of my family and the good people of Isoko North Local Government, I condole with the Efenudu’s family and the entire Otor-Owhe community over the passing away of our beloved father and leader, Sir (Barr ) Simeon Efenudu
“He was a devout Christian, Administrator, Political icon, Elder statesman and hardworking father whose name cannot be erased from the Delta State Golden political book of records, due to his laudable contributions to the development, peace and unity of his Otor-Owhe community, Isoko North LGA and Delta State at large.
“As a Council we deeply appreciate his exemplary leadership style, selfless services and his invaluable contributions to humanity which characterized the life and times of the late Sir (Barr)Simeon Efenudu as former sole Administrator, former Delta State head of Service, former secretary to Delta State government (SSG) former Delta South PDP Senatorial Chairman, and Chairman Isoko North PDP Advisory council.
“It is our prayers that God almighty will comfort the family and all those he left behind and grant them the grace to bear the irreplaceable loss”.
