Hon. Yinka Mafe, the immediate majority leader of the Ogun state house of Assembly and APM House of Representatives candidate during the 2019 general election is dead.
The immediate Majority Leader of the Ogun Assembly and Allied Peoples Movement House of Representatives candidate during the 2019 general elections, Hon Yinka Mafe, is dead.The late Mafe was said to have celebrated his birthday in Emuren, his home town and Sagamu on Tuesday night before he slumped and died.
Mafe got elected as a member of the Ogun State House of Assembly in 2011 and became the Chairman House Committee on Education, Science and Technology and re-elected in 2015. He represented Sagamu 1 constituency of Ogun State in the House of Assembly and served as the Majority Leader.The marriage is blessed with two boys and two girls.
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