CNPP Mourns Oba Saliu Adetunji Ajeoguguniso

 

CNPP MOURNS OBA SALIU ADETUNJI AJEOGUGUNISO

 

 

The Southwest Chairman of the Conference of Nigerian Political Parties (CNPP), Alhaji Yinka Olona has expressed grief over the death of His Royal Highness, Oba Saliu Adetunji Ajeoguguniso 1.

 

 

In a statement issued by the Conference in Ibadan, on Sunday, Alhaji Yinka Olona described the late Oba Saliu Adetunji Ajeoguguniso 1 as a highly respected monarch whose 6-year reign on the throne helped in promoting unity and peace in Ibadan land as well as attracting significant development and progress to his people.

 

 

The Statement further said that traditional ruler, who passed on at 93, was a courageous leader and one committed to the development of Ibadan land.

 

 

CNPP urged the family of the deceased royal father, friends, associates and Ibadan community to take solace in the knowledge that the monarch lived an exemplary life deserving honour and celebration.

 

 

Alh. Yinka Olona prayed to Almighty God to comfort those mourning the departed king and grant his soul eternal rest.

CNPP Mourns Alao Akala, Says It’s A National Loss

 

CNPP MOURNS ALAO AKALA, SAYS IT’S A NATIONAL LOSS

 

The Southwest Chairman of the Conference of Nigerian Political Parties (CNPP), Alhaji Yinka Olona and the current National Vice Chairman of the All Progressive Grand Alliance (APGA), Deacon Samson Olusegun Olalere have expressed condolences on the death of the former Governor of Oyo State,  Otunba Christopher Alao Akala, who passed on the 12^th day of January 2022, aged 71 years.

The duo described Akala’s death as a great loss to Nigeria, Oyo State, and his place of origin, Ogbomosho. They also pointed out that the deceased discharged his duties as the Deputy Governor and Governor of Oyo State with a great measure of fairness and firmness and left some legacies he would be remembered.

According to them, It was during Akala’s tenure that CNPP was facelifted and given due recognition by any sitting governor. He appointed many members and discovered many voiceless voices.

“Akala was a man of the people who was very much concerned about their welfare and ever ready to solve problems brought to his attention.” The statement said.

The duo acknowledged the contributions of the deceased to the political community, adding that the late Governor was a big player in the political sector beyond the shores of Southwest.

CNPP finally prayed God to grant the family and associates of the deceased the fortitude to bear the loss, urging them to be consoled by the legacies of service, selflessness and excellence he left behind.