The family of Ondo State Governor, Rotimi Akeredolu (SAN), has broken silence on his death, saying the lawyer died in his sleep at a hospital in Germany.
Akeredolu’s family noted that the governor succumbed to death from complications arising from prostate cancer.
The family made the disclosure in a statement issued by the late governor’s son, Oluwarotimi Akeredolu Jnr, on Wednesday night.
The statement read: “With deepest regret and profound acceptance of the will of the Almighty, we announce the passing of our beloved, courageous, and compassionate father and grandfather, Arakunrin Oluwarotimi Akeredolu, SAN, CON.
“He peacefully departed in his sleep at a Hospital in Germany, where he was undergoing treatment for protracted prostate cancer.
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“While we are deeply saddened and devastated by his departure, we find solace in the understanding that as he transitions to eternity, he will be guided by the benevolent hands of the angels of light, with whom he resided during his remarkable and fruitful journey on Earth.
“During this challenging time, we sincerely appreciate everyone who has stood by us and extended their support since the news broke.
“We humbly request your prayers and support, while also asking for privacy as we navigate through this trying period.”
The statement added that details on Akeredolu’s burial arrangements will be announced by the family and the Ondo State Government in due course.
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