Olujimi Mourns The Death Of Ekiti Ex-Commissioner Ayodele

Olujimi Mourns The Death Of Ekiti Ex-Commissioner Ayodele

The Senator representing South District of Ekiti State, Mrs Biodun Olujimi has described the sudden demise of the former State Commissioner for Commerce and Industry, Hon. Michael Ayodele, as a rude shock.

The senator in a statement personally signed on behalf of herself, family and Ekiti PDP Repositioning Team noted that the late Hon Michael Ayodele was a man who lived his life without unnecessary controversies.

"Hon Ayodele Michael (aka Salindo), It is with very heavy heart that I write this short piece on behalf of myself, family and our teeming members of the repositioning team.The death of Salindo took the breadth from all of us.

 

It is and will remain a rude shock. All of us who encountered Salindo especially his 'brother' Otunba Akerele will attest to the fact that he was a great gentleman! He conducted himself with such respect and dignity!

He was trustworthy, reliable and dependable. Even at the height of provocation, he maintained the decency he imbibed from his upbringing. He did not engage in unnecessary controversies, He had very strong convictions as a politician but he conducted himself with decorum. We lost a great man!!

We pray that the Almighty God will console and abide with his wife and young children. We pray specially for his aged  parents, especially his doting father, who is an exemplary model for honesty and decency. 

Papa, we are with you in your grief, we know what you are going through but we assure you, God is with you. It is a trying time but God must have a good reason for taking Salindo away so early without giving us an opportunity to try!!

May God rest his noble soul. May God sheath His anger. May PDP find solace in his humble achievements.

 

May God abide and provide for his family. May his children grow up to attain heights unimaginable.

May we learn humility and decorous living knowing fully well that death is sure and our legacy is what will be told when we are gone. 

Sleep well, dear brother, safe passage to your maker". Olujimi Said.