The Ondo State Governor, Rotimi Akeredolu, is dead.

A family source told www.currenttimesng.com on Wednesday that Akeredolu died in Lagos.

Report has it that he was managed by State House doctors up to his death because they could not fly him abroad.

The source said:

“Akeredolu is dead; he died in Lagos.They were looking for dialysis machines to be sent to his secret location in Lagos last week.”

The ailing governor returned to Nigeria in September following a three-month medical leave in Germany and only recently proceeded on another one after he was directed by President Bola Tinubu to hand over power to his deputy, Lucky Aiyedatiwa.

His deputy, Aiyedatiwa has been standing in as Acting Governor.

Following his return to Nigeria in September, Akeredolu stayed in Ibadan, the Oyo State capital and tried to govern his state from there, leading to public outrage.

On July 9, Akeredolu’s wife, Betty announced the suspension of activities lined up to celebrate her 70th birthday.

The Ondo first lady announced the suspension of the activities in Twitter posts after questions were raised over plans to have a fanfare despite her husband’s ill health.

She tweeted:

“Hello Family and Friends. This is to inform you that all activities lined up to mark my 70th birthday are hereby suspended till further notice due to unforeseen circumstances beyond my control. Sorry for any inconvenience caused by this development.”

“Nevertheless, be assured that I will be celebrated in style upon my return. Thank you for your understanding. I remain Arabinrin a.k.a Ada Owere I."

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The God of goodluck jonathan has answered the prayer of the deputy governor, RIP To the dead

He couldn't live to protect his office.

Of a truth, money cannot buy everything

I hope others will learn from this, no matter how ricch and powerful you are death is inevitable.

See why it is good to do good.

He was being flown around the world for medical care. What about citizens who cannot afford those expensive treatments and travels?

Ecclesiastes 12:7:

Then shall the dust return to the earth as it was: and the spirit shall return unto God who gave it. Rest in peace to the death

Always ensure to leave a legacy that impacted people's lives positively

RIP Aketi. But I am of the opinion that he should have resigned to his deputy to take good care of his health.
May his soul rest in peace.

What he wished for Umaru Musa Yar'Adua later became his fate

RIP to Aketi

Man could have honourably resigned and set a positive precedent as a governor who voluntarily relinquish power to a deputy as a result of physical and health deficiency.The deputy will be sworn in anytime from now as the governor of the state. This should serve as a lesson to Nigerian politician that you can remain power forever.