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Atiku In Sorrow, Mourns Osun Monarch, Aromolaran Says ‘He Personified Courage’

Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar has expressed his deep sorrow over the reported death of the Owa Obokun of Ijeshaland, Oba Gabriel Aromolaran.

In a statement, Atiku recalled the late monarch’s fatherly warmth, describing him as more than just a father-in-law but a symbol of courage, boldness, and discipline emblematic of the Ijesha people.

Atiku’s wife, Titi, is from Ilesa in Osun State.

Atiku, who took to X on Thursday, shared the statement alongside a picture of him, the monarch, and the Osun State Governor, Ademola Adeleke.

He wrote, “With a heavy heart, I received the news of the passing of the Owa Obokun of Ijesha land, Oba Gabriel Adekunle Aromolaran.

“The late Owa was more than a father-in-law to me. Each time I visited him, he accorded me the homecoming welcome of a son. We all loved him dearly.

“He was a great monarch and personified the boldness, courage, and discipline of the Ijesha progeny.

“On behalf of my wife, Titi, I share my condolences with the Owa-in-Council and the entire indigenes and residents of Ijesha land, especially members of the royal family.

“As Oba Aromolaran turns his face to his maker, I pray that his soul finds a gentle repose,” he concluded.

However, as of the time of filing this report, there was no official statement either from the state government or the palace confirming the death of the monarch.

DECENCY GLOBAL NEWS had earlier reported that anxiety gripped residents of Osun State over the health of the first-class monarch, who is in his 80s and has ruled for 42 years.

Sources close to the palace have confirmed his ill health but have yet to provide further details.

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