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Ogun Gov Expresses Shock Over INEC’s REC Death
Governor Dapo Abiodun of Ogun State has expressed shock over the demise of the late Resident Electoral Commissioner of the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, in the State, Barrister Olaniyi Ijalaye.
EKO HOT BLOG had reported that the late Ogun REC reportedly died Monday evening in Abuja after attending a meeting convened by the Commission at its headquarters.
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The governor, in a statement signed by his Chief Press Secretary, Lekan Adeniran, commiserated with the family of the deceased as well as INEC for the loss, saying Ijalaye’s death came to him as a rude shock.
He described the late REC as a honest, committed, and cerebral public servant with a high level of humility and patriotism, as well as an exemplary, uncompromising nature.
He therefore prayed for the repose of his soul and the necessary fortitude for his immediate family, friends, and colleagues to bear the irreplaceable loss.
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“I sympathize with the entire Ijalaye dynasty, the people, and the government of Ondo State on the passing of their great and illustrious son. Indeed, Barrister Ijalaye was an exemplary figure of diligence, commitment, and honesty in public service.
“While his death came as a rude shock to us in Ogun State, we take solace in the fact that he lived a fulfilled life of integrity and indelible impact; may God rest his soul and protect the family he left behind,” the statement read.
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