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GOMEP-NG MOURNS FORMER DELTA STATE GOVERNOR, DR. EMMANUEL EWETA UDUAGHAN

The Guild of Online Media Editors and Publishers of Nigeria (GOMEP-NG) expresses profound sadness over the death of former Governor of Delta State, Dr. Emmanuel Eweta Uduaghan.
The Guild extends its heartfelt condolences to the immediate family of the late former governor, the government and people of Delta State, the Itsekiri nation, and all those who are grieving this painful loss.
Dr. Uduaghan was a prominent figure in Delta State’s political history, having served as governor from 2007 to 2015. His years in public service placed him at the centre of the state's governance and development efforts, leaving behind a legacy that will remain part of discussions about Delta State's political and administrative evolution.
GOMEP-NG acknowledges the late governor's place in Nigeria's public life and recognises the significance of his contributions to the political development of Delta State. His passing is a moment of grief for his family, associates, political colleagues, and the people whose lives intersected with his years of public service.
As a professional body committed to responsible journalism, the Guild believes that the passing of a public figure provides an opportunity to reflect on the enduring importance of public service, leadership, and the responsibility of preserving history through balanced and factual reporting.
At this difficult moment, GOMEP-NG stands in solidarity with the bereaved family and the people of Delta State. We pray that Almighty God grants the family the fortitude to bear this irreparable loss and comforts everyone mourning his departure.
May the soul of Dr. Emmanuel Eweta Uduaghan rest in perfect peace.
Signed:
Tochukwu Eluwa
National Publicity Secretary
Guild of Online Media Editors and Publishers of Nigeria (GOMEP-NG)
19/10/2026
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