Orbih Leads Political Party Leaders In Solacing Aziken, GWG Publisher On Mother’s Transition

Some serving and former political party leaders with Chief Dan Orbih, national vice-chairman, South-South, in the lead, have commiserated with Emmanuel Aziken, publisher of GWG.ng on the death of his mother, Mrs Helen Erina Aziken.

Besides Orbih, Edo State’s redoubtable political constructor, Barrister (Mrs) Georgina Dakpokpo and Mr Benard Mikko, former member of the House of Representatives were among political party officials who sent in words following the death of Mrs Helen Aziken.

Chief Orbih who is renowned for his political sagacity and for fabricating the PDP into a major force in Edo State commiserated with Mr Aziken through scripted and verbal channels.

While urging the family of the deceased to take heart in the quality of life lived by their mother urged that the burial be done as soon as possible.

GWG.ng reports that Orbih as chairman of the PDP in Edo State was able to defeat the party in power in the state either as the defunct Action Congress of Nigeria, ACN or its morphological replacement,  the All Progressives Congress, APC. The PDP with Orbih as chairman of the state chapter of the PDP won the majority of seats in the National Assembly and the presidential elections between 2011 and 2019.

Also condoling with Aziken was the erstwhile member of the House of Representatives, Mikko who also served as the National Secretary of the PDP at the height of the crisis in the party during the Senator Ali Modu Sheriff era.

GWG.ng reports that Mikko is reckoned as one of the more independent-minded political actors in Rivers State, famous for tracking an independent lane of the Nyesom Wike and the anti-Wike tempers.

He wrote in a message to Emmanuel Aziken, “Just read that you lost your mother. Pls accept my condolences, and may her soul rest in peace.”

Mrs Georgina Dakpokpo, who served as chairman of the now defunct Youth Democratic Party, YDP also in her condolence said:

“It’s always a painful experience losing a loved one, particularly a parent. No matter how old we are or how advanced in age they might be. Please do accept my condolences

May God comfort you and the entire family, and may her soul rest in peace. ”

GWG.ng reports that Barrister Dakpokpo has been reported to have been the first female national chairman of a political party and also one of the youngest to lead a political party.

GWG.ng reports that Madam Helen Aziken died on Sunday, March 23 at Heartland Cardiovascular Consultants, Asokoro, Abuja where she had received therapy over the past eight years for a heart condition.

Born in Alisor, Agbor, Ika South Local Government Area of Delta State, the late Helen Aziken was a dedicated merchant, housewife and mother to Chukwudi (deceased), Emmanuel, Gladys Ozor, Chukwuekwu Oyema Aziken, Grace Ojji and step-mother to Augustine Oyema-Aziken, Monday Aziken and Julie Ndidi Ogboi.

A dedicated doyenne of the Aziken stock of Omumu, Agbor, Helen Erina Aziken is remembered for her inspirational instructorship of many within and outside the family loop including Benard Aziken, erstwhile chairman of Ika Local Government Area, Frank Aziken, a retired school principal, late Apostle John Aziken, among many others.

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