PDP Honors Late Vice Chairman Dr. Dan Orbih with Three Days of Mourning - FIRST AWARENESS

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Tuesday, September 1, 2026

PDP Honors Late Vice Chairman Dr. Dan Orbih with Three Days of Mourning

The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) is in mourning following the death of its National Vice Chairman for the South West, Dr. Dan Orbih, who passed away in London after a brief illness. In tribute, the party has ordered all its offices to fly flags at half-mast for three days.

Described as a stalwart of the PDP, Dr. Orbih's political career was characterized by unwavering loyalty and a commitment to Nigeria's democratic progress. The party's National Publicity Secretary, Hon. Jungudo Haruna Mohammed, expressed deep sorrow over the loss, highlighting Orbih’s dedication to the party's ideals.

“Chief Dr. Dan Orbih was a loyal, committed, and dependable member of the Peoples Democratic Party,” said Jungudo. “His devotion to democracy and our party’s advancement will be sorely missed.”

The PDP extended its condolences to Barrister Nyesom Wike, the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory and a close associate of Orbih, acknowledging the profound personal loss Wike is enduring.

The party emphasized Orbih’s significant contributions to its growth and stability, noting that his wisdom will be fondly remembered by its members. His commitment to the PDP's mission and values has left an indelible mark.

“Dr. Dan Orbih's legacy of service and loyalty to the PDP and our democratic journey will not be forgotten,” the statement read. The PDP also reached out to Orbih’s immediate family, friends, and supporters during this difficult time.

As the party reflects on Orbih’s impactful life, they are united in their grief and gratitude for his service, ensuring that his memory will continue to inspire future generations.

“We stand firmly with his family and loved ones, praying for their strength during this painful loss,” the PDP concluded.

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