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Ochor Ochor Mourns Senator Osakwe

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The Deputy Speaker, Delta State House of Assembly, and Member representing Ukwuani State Constituency, Rt. Hon Ochor C. Ochor has condoled with the family of Chief Patrick Enebeli Osakwe, and the people of Ndokwa on the death of the former Senator who represented Delta North Senator District, between 1999-2007 as a three time Senator in the upper chamber of the National Assembly.

The Deputy Speaker, in a statement by his Press Secretary, Mr Emmanuel Enebeli, stated that the late Senator as a successful businessman, who entered politics and blazed the trail of success, was his father, boss and leader.

He stated that as a Personal Assistant, and Legislative Aide to the ate senator between 1999 and 2003, he learnt so much from him such as hardwork, selflessness, long patience, thoughtfulness at all time and in all circumstances.

“He was a father, boss and leader,” he said.

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He pointed out that his family and the people of Ndokwa, and the entire Delta North have lost a pillar of knowledge and achievements in business and politics, most especially in his Ndokwa solidarity, which he held till his death.

“Senator Patrick Enebeli Osakwe was a man who loved the people of Ndokwa and Delta North, and this he held on to, till he passed on.

“He was a successful businessman who entered politics and also became successful, and became a leader not only to his family, but also to different persons in the state.

“We have lost one of our best in Ndokwa, and the entire state, who was an encyclopaedia of business, leadership, and political knowledge.

“On behalf of my family, aides, and political families, I condole with us all on this painful passage, “ he said

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