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Family confirms PDP National Vice Chairman Dan Orbih’s death
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Family confirms PDP National Vice Chairman Dan Orbih’s death

The family of Dan Orbih, the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) National Vice-Chairman (South South), has confirmed his death, stating he passed away on Monday. The confirmation came through a statement released by his relative, Francis Orbih, in Benin. The family described Orbih as a beloved family member and noted he is survived by his wife, Florence, and children Winifred and Mildred, along with numerous relatives. They requested prayers for the family during their mourning period and mentioned further details about funeral arrangements would be shared later. Former Governor of Edo State, Godwin Obaseki, expressed that Orbih's passing represents a significant loss to both the state and Nigeria, acknowledging his contributions to public service.

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Family confirms PDP National Vice Chairman Dan Orbih’s death

The family of Dan Orbih, the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) National Vice-Chairman (South South), has confirmed his death, stating he passed away on Monday. The confirmation came through a statement released by his relative, Francis Orbih, in Benin. The family described Orbih as a beloved family member and noted he is survived by his wife, Florence, and children Winifred and Mildred, along with numerous relatives. They requested prayers for the family during their mourning period and mentioned further details about funeral arrangements would be shared later. Former Governor of Edo State, Godwin Obaseki, expressed that Orbih's passing represents a significant loss to both the state and Nigeria, acknowledging his contributions to public service.

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