top of page

Fayemi, others weep as Olayinka’s mother demand whereabouts of late daughter [PHOTO]

  • Writer: Admin
    Admin
  • Apr 8, 2013
  • 1 min read

The aged mother of the late Deputy Governor of Ekiti State, Mrs Funmi Olayinka, on Sunday wept profusely as she received Governor Kayode Fayemi and his wife, Bisi.

Fayemi, alongside his wife and other top government officials on a condolence visit, arrived at the Famuwagun’s family house to see the parents of the departed Olayinka in Oke Ori-Omi, Ado Ekiti, at about 10am.

Emotions ran high as the Governor could not hold back his tears when the 81-year old grieving mother, Mrs. Adetutu Grace Famuagun, repeatedly asked “Kayode, where is Funmi?

The octogenarian’s insistence on seeing her daughter produced more tears as the guests and all others in attendance wept uncontrollably.

Meanwhile, Governor Fayemi has cancelled all his engagements, including the symposium organised for the youth at Ikogosi Ekiti.

In a statement released yesterday, he also suspended all official ceremonies.

A condolence register is now open at the office of the Governor, office of the Deputy, the state liaison offices in Lagos and Abuja.

In addition, the state government has declared a seven-day mourning during which all flags in the state will fly at half mast.


Already, messages have been pouring in from public office holders and other prominent Nigerians.

The President,Goodluck Jonathan, former Vice President, Atiku Abubakar, leadership and members of the National Assembly, state Governors, opposition party leaders and other eminent personalities have continued to pay glowing tributes to the deceased.

Comentarios


Nigerian Youth Movement -NYM

This movement is designed to enable Nigerian youths;home and away to unite as one and fight for good governance. This movement is NOT affiliated with any politician.

Email: nigerianyouthmovt@gmail.com

Phone: +234-817-549-2228

Address: Abuja, Nigeria

Don't Be Left Behind, Subscribe for  Updates

Thanks for submitting!

© 2019 by Nigerian Youth Movement (NYM)  |   Privacy Policy

bottom of page