Omooba Adeniyi Adesola Idowu Mourns The Passing Of Former Presidential Spokesperson Otunba (Dr.) Doyin Okupe
In a heartfelt statement, Omooba Adeniyi Adesola Idowu has expressed deep sorrow over the passing of Otunba Dr. Doyin Okupe, the former Presidential Spokesperson, who passed away at the age of 72. Dr. Okupe, a prominent political figure known for his significant contributions to the Nigerian political landscape, played a vital role in various administrations, serving as an advisor on critical issues. His eloquence and dedication to public service earned him respect and admiration across party lines.
Omooba Idowu described Okupe as a “towering intellect and an unyielding advocate for democracy.” He highlighted Okupe’s commitment to social justice and his tireless efforts in championing the cause of the underprivileged. The late spokesperson’s legacy, according to Idowu, will inspire future generations of leaders. He urged all Nigerians to reflect on Okupe’s contributions to the nation and to honor his memory by continuing his fight for a better Nigeria.
Tributes have poured in from various sectors of society, acknowledging Dr. Okupe’s impact on politics and governance in Nigeria. His family, friends, and colleagues remember him as a generous mentor and a compassionate leader.
As the nation mourns this significant loss, Omooba Idowu calls for unity and solidarity in remembering a true patriot who dedicated his life to serving his country. During his illustrious career, Dr. Okupe was a co-founder of the Royal Cross Medical Centre, his service as National Publicity Secretary of the National Republican Convention (NRC), and the Special Assistant on Media and Publicity to former President Olusegun Obasanjo, and later as the Senior Special Assistant on Public Affairs to President Goodluck Jonathan exemplify his unwavering dedication to national service. His wealth of experience and expertise in the field of politics and public service have left an indelible mark on the country.
Dr. Doyin Okupe’s passing marks the end of an era, with many looking back fondly on his legacy of public service and commitment to fostering a democratic Nigeria.
