Former Edo State Governor, Godwin Obaseki, has expressed deep sorrow over the death of former Commissioner for Environment, Joshua Omokhodion, describing his passing as a significant loss to the state and those who knew him.
In a statement, Obaseki said he was “extremely bewildered” by the news of Omokhodion’s demise, noting that the late commissioner was a devoted public servant who served Edo State with dedication and integrity.
He described the deceased as a distinguished architect and a loyal, humble individual whose passion for service left a lasting impact.
According to the former governor, Omokhodion played a key role during his administration, contributing to environmental sustainability reforms and initiatives that improved the lives of residents across the State.
Obaseki further noted that Omokhodion’s work ethic and commitment earned him widespread respect among colleagues and constituents, adding that he carried out his responsibilities with diligence, always prioritising the welfare of the people and environmental sustainability.
“His legacy is one of service marked by sincerity and impactful action,” Obaseki stated, highlighting the late commissioner’s approachable nature and ability to connect with people from all walks of life.
He extended his condolences to the family of the deceased, as well as friends and the people of Edo State, describing Omokhodion as a remarkable individual whose contributions would not be forgotten.
Obaseki prayed for the repose of his soul and urged those he left behind to find comfort in the enduring impact of his life and service.
