The Chief Executive Officer ARA Foundation, Princess Aderonke Rahmat Adedoja remembered her late daddy, Alhaji Abdulrahman Bola Adedoja.
In a press statement made available to the newsmen early today, Hon. Rahmat Adedoja described her late father as a human manager, resourceful, humanitarian, and a good teacher who nurtured his children in the way of God.
According to her, the deceased was a former Oyo State Commissioner for Information, Culture, Youth, and Sport under the Military regime, of Governor Olurin.
Hon. Adedoja further expressed gratitude to God for His protection, mercy, and grace upon the families he left behind in the last thirty years of his departure from this world.
“Thirty years have passed since you left us, but your legacy lives on, a beacon of inspiration to us all.” She added
“Your leadership and vision as President of the Nigeria Union of Journalists and Vice President of the International Organization of Journalists continue to shape the industry, a testament to your innovative spirit and commitment to truth.”
“Your dedication to journalism, public service, and your faith remains unwavering, a shining example for generations to come.”
“Your contributions to Oyo State as Commissioner for Information, Culture, Youth, and Sports remain a lasting impact, a reflection of your passion for the people and your desire to make a difference.”
“Your devotion to Islam and your unwavering principles guided you throughout your life, a reminder to us all of the power of faith and conviction.
“We remember your wisdom, guidance, and love, the late-night conversations, the laughter, and the memories we shared. You may be gone, but your impact endures, a legacy that continues to inspire and motivate us to strive for excellence. Rest in peace, Alhaji Abdulrahman Adedoja.”
“Your family and community honor your memory, and we will continue to celebrate your life and achievements for generations to come.” She concluded.
