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Akeredolu: Another Gov Declares 3 Days of Mourning, Flags to be Flown at Half Mast

Adedoja Adesoji
December 28, 2023 1 min read

Gov. Seyi Makinde of Oyo State has declared three days of state mourning in honour of the late Rotimi Akeredolu, who was governor of Ondo State and chairman of the South-West Governorsโ€™ Forum.

The directive of Makinde, who is also the vice-chairman of Nigerian Governorsโ€™ Forum, was contained in a statement issued on Thursday in Ibadan by his Chief Press Secretary, Sulaimon Olanrewaju.

Akeredolu died on Wednesday morning in Germany, where he had gone for medical treatment.

He has been replaced as Ondo State governor by his erstwhile deputy, Lucky Aiyedatiwa.

Makinde said that all flags at public offices in Oyo State would be flown at half mast for three days.

He had, on Wednesday evening, alongside the Chairman of the Nigerian Governorsโ€™ Forum, Gov. Abdulrazaq Abdulrahman of Kwara State, visited the Ibadan home of the late Akeredolu.

Source: NAN