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Osun DCOS Death: Ige Commiserates With Gov Oyetola, APC, Family
A renowned Architect and the scion of the Ige dynasty, Muyiwa Ige has commiserated with the Governor, State of Osun, Alhaji Gboyega Oyetola over the death of his Deputy Chief of Staff (General Admin), Barr Adebisi Adejare.
Ige, a former Commissioner for Lands, Physical Planning and Urban Development in the State also sympathised with the State chapter of All Progressives Congress, APC and the family of the Ilobu born thorough bred Professional and dedicated Politician.
In his condolence message, Ige described Barr Adejare as a progressive minded Administrator and brilliant Lawyer who in spite of his meek posture, applied his robust experience in all given administrative and political tasks.
“I was so shocked and saddened to hear about his sudden exit. May I express my heartfelt sympathy to the Governor, members of our party, APC, the Oba and the people of Ilobu town and the family members.
“Barr Adejare was a highly valuable member of the cabinet, a dedicated member of our great party and a good manager of men.
“He was always focused and determined to assist. His memories of kindness and compassion to the people shall linger forever in our hearts”, Ige noted.
He further prayed that the prayers and the condolences shall ease the Governor, the people around him and the loved ones in this difficult time.
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