Delta State Mourns The Passing Of Chief Charles Obule, PDP Leader And Philanthropist

 The Delta State chapter of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) is in mourning following the untimely demise of Chief Charles Obule.

As reported today, the prominent politician collapsed and passed away yesterday in the Sapele Local Government Area of the state.

The late Chief Obule, who held the esteemed title of “Erhi of Okpe Kingdom,” was 65 years old and had been battling an undisclosed illness….CONTINUE READING

Chief Obule was a respected party leader within Delta State and had previously aspired to governorship and senatorial positions within the PDP.

His passing has deeply affected the political community and the people he served. Governor Sheriff Oborevwori expressed his heartfelt condolences in a statement issued by his Chief Press Secretary, Sir Festus Ahon.

The governor described the deceased as an astute politician, successful businessman, and generous philanthropist who was beloved by his constituents.

Chief Obule’s philanthropic endeavors included the establishment of the renowned Obule Group of Schools and Medical Centre, which provided high-quality education and healthcare services to the people of Sapele and the Urhobo nation at affordable rates.

His contributions to the growth of the PDP in Sapele Local Government Area and Delta State were highly valued, making his passing not only a significant loss for the party but also for the entire Delta State.

Governor Oborevwori expressed his prayers for comfort and strength for the bereaved family and all those whose lives were positively impacted by Chief Charles Obule. May his soul rest in peace.