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APC PCC directorate of diaspora affairs mourns Elder Philip Oshunlalu

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By Ibiyemi Mathew

The directorate of diaspora affairs of the APC Presidential Campaign Council has expressed grief at the passing of one of her members, Hon. Elder Philip Adekunle Oshunlalu.

In a press statement issued by the Head of Media and Publicity for the directorate, Mr Femi Odere, the directorate described the late Elder Philip as a faithful, loyal and committed member of the APC in the Diaspora.

“He was also a staunch supporter of the Tinubu-Shettima presidential ticket. He was fervent and unabashed in his fidelity to progressive politics and ideals of our party, the All Progressives Congress.

“Late Oshunlalu’s support for the victory of our President-elect, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu was unflinching. He relocated from his base in the United States to Nigeria to join the campaign and played very active role in ensuring we deliver on our objectives of winning the election,” the statement revealed.

While expressing his sadness over the loss of this extraordinary man, the Director, Directorate of Diaspora Affairs, Prince Omole said he could not think of any Nigerian in Diaspora that was more committed to the Asiwaju Tinubu’s presidential bid than the late Elder Oshunlalu.

“Aside from the material contribution of Elder Oshunlalu to Asiwaju’s victory through the Diaspora Directorate, I can say with certainty that the deceased would ring almost daily for updates and with ideas during the presidential election,” Prince Omole said.

“This is not the time for this icon of the progressive family to have left us when we are preparing for the inauguration of our principal and his Vice President-elect. But God knows best,” the Director added.

Prince Ade Omole said he can only pray for the forgiveness of the sins of Elder Adekunle Oshunlalu and for God to give his family the fortitude to bear the very untimely loss.

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