ADVERTISEMENT

Presidential aide, Ayodele Adu, is dead

Details are still sketchy as at press time, but Adu was said to have passed today, August 12.

Ayodele Adu

Details were still sketchy as at press time, but Adu was said to have passed today, August 12.

The Minister of Solid Mineral Development, Dr Kayode Fayemi confirmed the incident with a condolence message released by his special assistant on media, Olayinka Oyebode.

Fayemi, who expressed shock and sadness, described Adu's death as a personal loss to him and a major loss to the All Progressives Congress (APC) and the government of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

ADVERTISEMENT

“He was a distinguished Nigerian, an honourable Ekiti man who through dint of hard work and determination worked his way to the top of his professional calling and left  marks of excellence on every assignment he undertook," Fayemi was quoted as saying.

“He was a man of courage, character and conviction, who had a great passion for the Ekiti Project. It is indeed a painful loss. We shall surely miss him.

“May God grant him eternal rest and give his family the fortitude to bear the irreparable loss."

Adu served on the board of Fountain Investment Company Limited of the Ekiti state government while Fayemi was governor of the state.

JOIN OUR PULSE COMMUNITY!

Unblock notifications in browser settings.
ADVERTISEMENT

Eyewitness? Submit your stories now via social or:

Email: eyewitness@pulse.ng

Recommended articles

Bishop Oyedepo issues crucial message to 'Yahoo Yahoo' enterprises

Bishop Oyedepo issues crucial message to 'Yahoo Yahoo' enterprises

FG confirms new minimum wage will take effect from May 1, 2024

FG confirms new minimum wage will take effect from May 1, 2024

House of Reps assures end to fuel queues soon, says scarcity temporary

House of Reps assures end to fuel queues soon, says scarcity temporary

Borno retirees demand pension increase, lament ₦4,000 monthly payment

Borno retirees demand pension increase, lament ₦4,000 monthly payment

Government plans to reduce daily working time by 1 hour

Government plans to reduce daily working time by 1 hour

Akpabio pledges better wages, working conditions for Nigerian workers

Akpabio pledges better wages, working conditions for Nigerian workers

Workers shouldn't only celebrate but build productive workforce - First Lady

Workers shouldn't only celebrate but build productive workforce - First Lady

Tribunal stops DStv, GOtv price increase, grants substituted service

Tribunal stops DStv, GOtv price increase, grants substituted service

Ogun Chief Judge pardons 49 inmates to ease prison overcrowding

Ogun Chief Judge pardons 49 inmates to ease prison overcrowding

ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT