Following the confirmation of the family plans for the Final Burial Ceremony of Late Dr. Emmanuel Adesanya Abiodun, the leadership of National Association of Nigerian Students, Ogun Axis and National Association of Ogun State Students, have constituted a 20-man joint working committee for Late Pa Abiodun’s burial..
This was contained in a statement jointly signed by the Chairman and President of the two associations, Damilola Simeon and Gbemileke Ogunrombi respectively.
The students noted that the idea was conceived to ensure that the Students Constituency played their part in ensuring that Pa Abiodun was laid to rest amidst pomp and funfair.
“This Committee is necessitated by the need to convey Solidarity to the Governor, Prince Dr. Dapo Abiodun and also in recognition of Late Dr. Emmanuel Abiodun’s pedagogical endeavours in the South Western academic sector.
“Therefore, every Students related involvement before, during and after the ceremony shall be coordinated through this committee.
1. Comrade Kehinde Damilola Simeon – Chairman.2. Comrade Ogunrombi Gbemileke Co-Chairman.3. Comrade Mustapha Adewale (Component) – Secretary.4. Comrade Adebowale Abdulgafar – Member. 5. Comrade Ekundina Elvis – Member.6. Comrade Abdulgafar Alaseyori- Member. 7. Comrade Owoeye Olufemi – Member. 8. Comrade Okereafor Bestman George – Member.9. Comrade Akinwunmi Akeem – Member. 10.Comrade Oyeniyi Olasunbo Ifeoluwa – Member.11.Comrade Shogbamu Tajudeen Kehinde – Member.12.Comrade Orisadare Adejoke Amdalat – Member.13. Comrade Andor John – Member.14. Comrade Ogunderu Sodiq – Member.15. Comrade Ojedele Sunday – Member.16. Comrade Abdulkareem Abdulgafar – Member.17. Comrade Solanke Taiwo – Member.18. Comrade Ola’ Olajumoke – Member.19. Comrade Joseph Adu Oyeyemi – Member.20. Comrade Falola Ahmed – Member.
“All appointed delegates members are hereby advised to liaise with the Office of the Special Assistant to Ogun State Governor on Students Matters towards organizing and being part of the burial of the Governor’s Father.
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