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Senator Nwoko Mourns Delta Ex-Deputy Governor, Benjamin Elue

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Senator Ned Nwoko representing Delta North Senatorial District at the National Assembly, has expressed profound shock and grief over the passing of former Deputy Governor of Delta State, Chief Benjamin Elue.

In a condolence message issued in Abuja, Senator Nwoko said the death of the elder statesman, at 85, was a monumental personal and collective loss.

He recalled decades of close social, cultural and political association with the departed leader, noting that their relationship was built on mutual respect and enduring affinity.

The Senator described the late Octogenarian as a father figure, humble counsellor and a dependable confidant with a gentle and decent spirit.

According to Senator Nwoko, Chief Elue brought rare integrity, honesty, and accountability to public office during his tenure as Deputy Governor.

He emphasized that the late statesman’s high moral character and disciplined approach to governance distinguished him as one of the finest political leaders Delta State has ever produced.

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The lawmaker further described him as a uniquely modest leader whose social refinement, humility, and contentment stood in sharp contrast to the excesses often associated with Nigeria’s political environment.

“It is with immense grief that I received the sad news of the passing of Chief Benjamin Elue, former Deputy Governor of our dear state.

He will be remembered as an exemplary patriot and accomplished statesman who made outstanding contributions to the growth and development of Delta State. His legacy of disciplined and selfless service will continue to endure.

“He was a rare breed of leader — modest, principled, and humane. His life embodied service above self and dignity in public conduct.

“Chief Elue’s death marked the end of an era, but his legacy of integrity, decency, and unwavering commitment to public service will remain indelible in the political history of Delta State.

“On behalf of my associates and the entire people of Delta North,I extend heartfelt condolences to the Elue family, praying for the peaceful repose of his soul and for strength and comfort to bear the loss” Nwoko stated.

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