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Adeyeri Describes Late Lanre Iwaloye As A Man Of Character
By Adeboye Ado
A Chieftain of the Labour Party (LP) in Ondo State, Adeyeri Stephen Kunle, popularly known as ASK, has described a renowned scholar and politician, Olanrewaju Iwaloye, as man with unblemished character.
Adeyeri who said Iwaloye whose pseudonym was ‘Uncle Lanre’ lived a good life most especially with the invaluable help he offered the needy during his lifetime, was taken aback by the sizable number of people who commended the deceased.
Iwaloye who breathed his last a few months ago, was a seasoned administrator with successful children and grandchildren and hailed from Okusa in Akungba-Akoko, in the Akoko South West Local Government Area of Ondo State.
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Adeyeri spoke on Friday at the final burial ceremony of the late septuagenarian held at Holy Trinity Primary School in the neck of the woods.
The LP Chieftain on the sidelines of the event said “I was able to know Daddy Iwaloye through Engr. Ogunlelye Akin, and within the transient period of knowing him, he exhibited his flawless character”
“I wish him farewell in his journey to eternity. He would never be forgotten, rest in peace sir. Prayers and fond memories are what we have to remember our dearly departed. May the love of family and friends comfort him during these difficult days, my most heartfelt.
However, he urged residents to ensure they collect their PVCs and vote for the right candidates, saying that he will announce his next line of action very soon.
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