CaGRAM NATIONAL VICE CHAIRMAN MOURNS AKEREDOLU

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Southwest chairman of Consolidated APC Grassroots Movement, CaGraM, Comrade Okedara Kolawole, on Wednesday described the death of Ondo State Governor, HE Rotimi Akeredolu, as painful.
Akeredolu died of leukaemia and prostate cancer in Lagos on Wednesday. He died at the age of 67.
Okedara condoles the the family he left behind, the Acting Governor of Ondo State, Lucky Aiyedatiwa and the good people of Ondo State. He described Akeredolu, who until his death was the Chairman of the South West Governors' Forum, as an indefatigable and rugged fighter throughout his life time.
According to him, Akeredolu, a Senior Advocate of Nigeria (SAN) and a former President of the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA), stood for justice, equity and fairness in the run up to the 2023 presidential Election when he was the chairman of the Southern Governors' Forum. The CaGraM National Vice Chairman said Akeredolu was a visionary leader with an unwavering dedication to his people and social justice.
Eulogising the deceased, he said: "Akeredolu made an unprecedented legacy in Nigerian politics From his tenure as the chairman of the Nigerian Bar Association to his role as the chairman of the South West Governors Forum, he continuously fought the cause of justice and the upliftment of his people.
"Known for his tireless efforts to improve the lives of Ondo citizens, Akeredolu spearheaded major initiatives that brought about positive changes. Under his leadership, the state witnessed significant advancements in healthcare, infrastructure, and education. His commitment to sustainable development earned him the respect and admiration of his colleagues and citizens alike.
"As Nigerians mourn the loss of an unprecedented leader. Akeredolu's memory will continue to serve as a beacon of hope and inspiration for generations to come. His legacy of compassion, justice, and progress will endure;forever reminding Nigerians of the transformative power of dedicated leadership.
"In this period of grief, we urge the people of Ondo State to unite, learn from the cherished memories of their late governor and endeavour to honour his legacy with cohesion that will bring unity and build more solidy upon the foundations he laid. Let's ensure that his vision for a better and brighter future for Ondo State lives on."

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