Chief Olu Falae, said that he has surrendered to the will of
the Almighty God.He made this declaration on Tuesday while receiving leaders of Afenifere who paid him a condolence visit in
his residence in Akure, the Ondo State capital.
Deji , who was until his
death the Ondo State Commissioner for Culture and Tourism was among those who
died in last Thursday’s crash of a plane bearing the corpse of former Ondo
State Governor, Olusegun Agagu.
He said the family took
solace in the fact that Deji lived a purposeful life and distinguished himself
in all his endeavours.
He said, “The Holy
Spirit has ministered to us and we have been comforted by different testimonies
that followed the incident.”
“We are happy that all
the family values we instilled in him, he exhibited.
The money he was
making, during his practice is more than what was paid to him as a
commissioner, his father decleared..
“He was humble, honest,
transparent and exhibited integrity. He did not build a house of his own but he
helped most of his supporters to build their own houses,” he said.
The leader of the group,
Chief Lanihun Ajayi, while commiserating with the Falaes’, he urged
them to take solace in the fact that “God giveth and taketh.”
Olanihun, who said the
group had come to condole with the family and the people of the state,
described the news of Deji’s death as shocking.”
He however urged the
family to take solace in God over the untimely death of their son, noting that
no one could query God as “He knows the best.”
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