The People’s Democratic Party (PDP) in Ondo State, has described the death of Rep. Omolafe Adedayo as a colossal loss to the party and the state at large.
This is contained in a statement issued by the party’s spokesman, Kennedy Peretei on Monday in Akure.“The People’s Democratic Party, Ondo Chapter is pained. We cannot find the exact words to convey the extent of our grief.
“The exit of `Expensive’ as he was fondly called is a colossal and irreparable loss to our party in Akure Federal Constituency and the entire PDP in the state.“Omolafe Adedayo is a household name in Akure. His footprints on the sands of time are indelible. Everyone will die one day or another, but some departures are too much to bear.
The News Agency of Nigeria reports that Adedayo had been active since his election as the Executive Chairman of Akure South Local Government Area in 2004 under the platform of PDP.
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