Former Anambra State governor and Labour Party presidential candidate, Peter Obi, has expressed deep sorrow over the passing of a prominent member of the Obidient movement, Mr. Mike Okaka, who reportedly died in the United States.
In a heartfelt message shared on X, Obi described the late Okaka as an “elder brother”—a term widely understood as a mark of respect and deep personal regard rather than a biological relationship.
He wrote:
“With profound sadness, I received the shocking news of the passing of my dear elder brother Mike Okaka in USA…”
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A Respected Voice in the Diaspora
Mr. Okaka was a committed supporter of the Obidient movement, particularly among Nigerians in the diaspora, where he was known for his dedication to advocacy and political engagement.
Reno Omokri Offers Condolence
Reacting to the news, Reno Omokri extended his sympathy to Obi and the movement, offering prayers and expressing hope that such a loss would not recur.
Tributes Continue to Pour In
Supporters across social media have continued to mourn Mr. Okaka, describing him as passionate, loyal, and deeply committed to the ideals of good governance.
As of press time, details surrounding the circumstances of his death and funeral arrangements remain undisclosed.
