NBM OF AFRICA MOURNS LATE CHIEF (DR.) EDWIN KIAGBODO CLARK, OFR, CON AND LATE PA AYO ADEBANJO

The National Body of the Neo Black Movement (NBM) of Africa extends its deepest condolences on the passing of two esteemed figures, Chief (Dr.) Edwin Kiagbodo Clark, OFR, CON, and Late Pa Ayo Adebanjo. Their departure marks a profound loss not only for their families but also for the entire Niger Delta Region and Nigeria as a whole.

Chief Edwin Kiagbodo Clark was a distinguished statesman, scholar, and advocate for social justice. His unwavering commitment to the advancement of the Niger Delta and his relentless pursuit of equity and peace within the Nigerian socio-political landscape positioned him as a formidable leader. His contributions to the fight for resource control and advocacy for the rights of the Niger Delta people have left an indelible mark. Dr. Clark’s wisdom and leadership qualities inspired many, and his legacy will undoubtedly continue to guide future generations.

In addition, the NBM of Africa mourns the loss of late Pa, whose life was characterized by dedication to the betterment of his community and the promotion of cultural values. His contributions, though often understated, played a significant role in fostering unity and cohesion within the Niger Delta. Pa’s wisdom and experiences are irreplaceable, and his memory will continue to resonate within the hearts of those who benefited from his mentorship and guidance.

As the NBM of Africa reflects on the legacies of these remarkable individuals, it urges all members and the broader community to honor their memory by continuing the pursuit of justice, unity, and progress for the Niger Delta. In this time of mourning, we stand in solidarity with the families, friends, and all who have been touched by their lives. May their souls find eternal peace and may their inspiring legacies continue to illuminate the path forward for all.