Gov AbdulRazaq Describes Death Of Great Statesman,Wole Oke PainfulĀ 

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Kwara State Governor, AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq has expressed sadness over the death of a statesman, Chief Wole Oke.
This is enshrined in a Condolence Message endorsed by his Chief Press Secretary, Rafiu Ajakaye.
Governor Abdulrazaq identified late Chief Oke as a prominent APC leader, Second Republic Lawmaker, and fine progressive.
The Governor explained that the Jagunmolu was a great statesman and community leader who peacefully pursued his causes with superior arguments and personal conviction.
According to him the deceased will be sorely missed as a courageous who spoke truth to power.
Governor Abdulrazaq also described him as a forthright and blunt man whose position on issues is always clear.
The Governor commiserated with the Ohoro of Shao and the entire community, the family of the deceased, and members and leaders of the APC in Moro Local Government and Kwara State.
Governor Abdulrazaq asked God to give comfort to his family and everyone who mourns the late statesman.
The Jagunmolu of Shao Chief, a septuagenarian and member of the APC Elders’ Council, died in the early hours of today.

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