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Teslim Dawodu, a man of character and Integrity, says Gov Abiodun

 Teslim Dawodu,a man of character and Integrity, says Gov Abiodun

...As ex-governor Daniel described him as a great elder statesman


 By Daniel Ayokunle Joseph


  The Governor of Ogun State, Prince Dapo Abiodun has described late Aare Teslim Olusanya Dawodu, who died on Wednesday, as a man of character, integrity, a profound politician and a community leader.

In the message he wrote on the condolence register when he visited the family of the deceased in his Sagamu, Ogun State, residence on Wednesday, the governor expressed his profound love for the late politician.

Dawodu, a pharmacist by profession, was a Commissioner for Health in Ogun State during the aborted Third Republic, and was prior to that, the Chairman of the defunct Ijebu-Remo Local Government Council.

The governor, in his condolence remarks wrote:

   "
Dear Baba, we owe thanks to the almighty God for a well spent life that you lived. You were a man of character and Integrity, a profound politician and a community leader and you were a man who loved God, his family, children and your family.

Writing further, he prayed for the deceased.

  "
May the Almighty forgive your sins and grant the repose of your soul. Thank you for the support that you gave me on my way to the office, you will be missed. May your soul continue to rest in peace."
Prince Abiodun concluded.

Former governor of the state, Otunba Gbenga Daniel, who was also there to commiserate with the Dawodu's family, described the late pharmacist, as a great elder statesman, who they would miss.

He prayed that God should let him rest in peace and be with the family he left behind. 

Meanwhile, the eighth day Fidau prayer would be held inside the Multipurpose hall inside the Akarigbo Palace in Sagamu next Wednesday, November 23, 2022, by 10am, according to one Mr Olamilekan Sodipo, who described himself as an "adopted son" of the deceased.

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