The Pan Niger Delta Forum (PANDEF) has expressed grief over the passing of Delta State’s former deputy governor, Benjamin Elue.
In a statement issued on Tuesday, the 3rd of March, 2026, the group described the late politician as a respected leader who made significant contributions to governance and development in Delta State.
PANDEF emphasized that his dedication and service to the people would be remembered.
The forum also offered condolences to the Delta State government, its citizens, and the family of the deceased, encouraging them to find comfort in his enduring legacy of public service.
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According to PANDEF, the late deputy governor “played a key role in promoting peace and unity in the region,” noting that his loss would be deeply felt throughout the Niger Delta.
Reactions from political figures and stakeholders continue, with many praising him as “a dedicated public servant whose legacy will endure.”