Oyo PDP Announces Death of Atisbo LG Vice Chairman, Calls on Party Members to Pray for Family, Friends, Associates 

The leadership of the People’s Democratic Party in Oyo State has announced the death of Hon. Jacob Ajesola, the newly sworn in vice chairman of Atisbo Local Government. 

According to the statement released by the acting publicity secretary of the Party, Mr Michael Ogunsina, the party said, "with a heart of grief and sadness, we mournfully and regrettably announce the death of the newly sworn in vice chairman of Atisbo Local Government, Hon. Mr. Jacob Ajesola." 
The Party described Mr Ajesola as a committed and loyal party man and a respected figure in his community. 

Ogunsina called on Party members to include the family, political associates and friends of the deceased in their prayers as he said the deceased has paid his dues to the party and humanity at large when he was alive. 

It was established that Hon. Ajesola died in the early hours of today with cause of his death still unknown.

The party also commiserated with the Atisbo Local Government chairman, Hon. Bashiru Olumuyiwa Alade just as the party prays for the repose of the soul of the deceased. 


Signed 
Michael Ogunsina 
Ag., PRO 
Oyo State PDP
I5th June, 2024.

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