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The Conference of United Political Parties (CUPP) described the late Chief Edwin Clark as a leader and advocate for equity and inclusion in the country.
CUPP’s national secretary, Chief Peter Ameh, in a tribute, noted that Clark’s unwavering commitment to national participation, diversity, and truth inspired generations of Nigerians.
CUPP further stated that Clark’s remarkable life was a testament to his dedication to the country’s development and unity.
“Throughout his life, Clark remained a fierce advocate for the Niger Delta people, championing their rights and interests. His activism led to the creation of PANDEF, a socio-political group for regional interests,” the group noted.
“Clark’s influence extended beyond the Niger Delta, as he actively participated in constitutional reforms and democratic development and also protected the rights of every oppressed citizen of Nigeria.
“Clark’s legacy is a reminder that leadership is not about personal gain, but about serving others. He will be deeply missed, but his impact on Nigeria’s political and economic landscape will continue to inspire future generations.
“On a personal note, I had the privilege of sharing a close relationship with daddy. I had the opportunity to seek his counsel on numerous occasions, and his wisdom, guidance, and unwavering support were invaluable to me and others.
“His passing has left a void in our lives, and we shall deeply miss his counsel and fatherly advice. His legacy, however, will continue to inspire us, and we shall strive to uphold the values he embodied.
“As we bid farewell to this courageous leader, we honor his memory by reaffirming our commitment to the values he held dear: equity, inclusion, diversity, and truth. Rest in peace, Edwin Clark. Your legacy will live on.”
