Ogun State Governor, Prince Dapo Abiodun, has commiserated with the family, management and staff of the Nation Newspaper over the death of Mr. Dele Agekamah who passed on Friday night at the age of 60.
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The Goverrnor who expressed shock over the sudden death of the renowned colunmist, described him as an energetic, dogged and a committed journalist and writer who used his pen to expose ills in the society, especially criminal activities.
“I am particularly pained that we lost a fine gentleman and a writer who can be described as the best crime reporter, whose exploits led to bursting of crimes by security agencies.
“He was a gem who touched lives positively in so many ways. He was always fighting for a just, agaritarian society, devoid of crime. He was my friend and I can never forget him”, the Goverrnor said.
He said the deceased, a journalist of many years of experience, contributed immensely to the growth of the pen profession and will be greatly missed for his insightful write ups.
While urging his family members, colleagues and the entire members of the pen profession to take solace in the fact that Agekamah lived an eventful and impartful lifetime, Governor Abiodun called on them to emulate his footsteps to ensure that he did not die in vain.
