Tribute : Nigerian Youth Congress Mourns Ajimobi, Describes Him As Great Icon, Patriotic Statesman

Tribute : Nigerian Youth Congress Mourns Ajimobi , Describes Him As Great Icon , Patriotic Statesman .
“The Pace Setter State Chapter of The Nigerian Youth Congress commiserates with the family of Late, Senator ISIAKA ABIOLA AJIMOBI, the former Governor of Oyo State and send her condolence to Governor SEYI MAKINDE and the good people of Oyo State for the irreparable loss of a patriotic servant of the State.
The leadership of the Nigerian Youth Congress Commiserates with the family of late Sen. ISIAKA ABIOLA AJIMOBI and send her condolence to His Excellency Gov SEYI MAKINDE, the people of Oyo State and the entire APC Family both at the State and National Level over the great loss of an icon with an impeccable records.
NYC stressed further describe the late Ex. Governor as a great icon and a patriotic citizen, a progressive politician who contributed immensely to the progress of the pace setter State, and in fact he is undoubtedly a nation builder.
The Members Of The Nigerian Youth Congress believe the fact that death is inevitable and unavoidable for all living souls and a supreme prize for all to pay. We supplicate that God Almighty bring to an end the scourge of untimely death amidst our adorable leaders in Oyo State And Nigeria As a Whole .
On this note, the congress deeply commiserates with the family of late Abiola Ajimobi, the good people of Oyo state, Governor SEYI MAKINDE, APC family and the OLUBADAN of Ibadan for the loss of a rare gem in the state and we pray that may God overlook his shortcomings and grant him eternal rest and count him among the dwellers of paradise. AJIMOBI will forever be remembered in our hearts and minds, through us, he lives on. Surely he will not be forgotten and he will be greatly missed.
Thanks.
Signed:
Com. Abdulfatai Adeyemi Legacy ,
STATE CHAIRMAN ,
NIGERIAN YOUTH CONGRESS
Com. Lateef Abiola Adam,
STATE SECRETARY ,
NIGERIAN YOUTH CONGRESS
Com Kabir ADESOKAN LeGeNd
OYO STATE P.R.O ,
NIGERIAN YOUTH CONGRESS ” .

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