Gov Adeleke’s SSA on Transportation, Salaam Adewale Condoles With Yeyeluwa Dupe Adeleke-Sanni

Gov Adeleke’s SSA on Transportation, Salaam Adewale Condoles With Yeyeluwa Dupe Adeleke Sanni

…describes death of Alhaji Tohir Aderemi Sanni as a huge loss…

By Kingsley Omoyeni,

 

The death of Alhaji Tohir Aderemi Sanni has been described as a huge loss not only to the Adeleke family but to the entire Osun State.

 

The Senior Special Assistant to Governor Ademola Adeleke on Transportation, Hon. Salaam Hameed Adewale stated this in a message of condolence on the sudden demise of Alhaji Tohir Aderemi Sanni.

 

Hon. Hameed Adewale in the condolence message made available to newsmen in Ede on Sunday, particularly commiserated with Yeyeluwa Dupe Adeleke-Sanni on the demise of her beloved husband.

 

He described the late Alhaji Sanni as a pathfinder and philanthropist whose kind gesture to both old and young will not be forgotten in a hurry.

 

Hon. Hameed Adewale in the message noted that Alhaji Sanni is a peace loving man who has contributed in no small measure to the growth of Osun State through Yeyeluwa Dupe Adeleke.

 

According to the statement, “Alhaji Tohir Aderemi Sanni has no doubt left an indelible mark on earth through his kindness to mankind and contribution to the development of Osun State.

 

“He will be greatly missed by all and sundry and especially by his loving wife, Yeyeluwa Dupe Adeleke Sanni. My heart deeply goes out to Yeyeluwa on this irreparable loss.

 

“It is my prayers that Almighty Allah grant him Aljana Fridaus and give the entire Adeleke family the fortitude to bear the loss”. Hon. Hameed Adewale stated.

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