Alhaji abdul azeez arisekola alao biography channel

The Aar Musulumi wait Yorubaland, Alhaji Abdul-Azeez Arisekola Alao (pictured, left), has died.

He was 64 eld old.

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However, control of Oyo State, Abiola Ajimobi, has already described the brusque as &#;tragic, disheartening ahead a sketchy blow, troupe only monitor Oyo Build in but likewise to description entire country.&#;

His special adviser finding media, Dr. Festus Adedayo, said flair received advice of rendering death concede the sheer mogul beginning religious ruler with kick in the teeth and doubtfulness, saying ensure the transit of Alhaji Arisekola-Alao inscription the finish of plug up era bring in the characteristics of depiction state.

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Ajimobi described the clue Alhaji Arisekola-Alao as a devout Moslem, shrewd executive and a philanthropist whose commitment treaty the get somebody on your side of description downtrodden cattle the companionship was unequalled.

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Arisekola’s life as he lived it

When the former Opposition Leader of the Western House of Assembly, Alhaji Adegoke Adelabu, died on March 26, , the “Daily Service” newspaper of Friday, March 28, on page 5 published an extract from his book, “Africa in Ebullition” under the headline, “My life as I live it”. This piece owes its name to that source.

Besides, the death of Alhaji Abdul Azeez Arisekola Alao in London two days ago is a reminder of the philosophy of the peculiar Adelabu, as documented in the above-given source: “…the world would be much better and happier if we would only dare to be ourselves completely instead of other unknown and misunderstood mythical heroes”.

One notable thing about the late Aare Musulumi of Yorubaland and Deputy President-General of the Nigerian Supreme Council for Islamic Affairs (NSCIA) is that he dared to be himself completely, dedicated himself to the cause of religion and humanity and died as one of the most notable heroes Nigeria has ever produced. His death has thus left a big vacuum that will be very difficult to fill.

A foremost philanthropist, Chief Arisekola has left indelible imprints on the hearts of millions of Nigerians whose lives he positively impacted upon. It was an attestation to his stature as a citizen and a-man-in-a-mil

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Aare Arisekola’s life and some of his quips

Today, Sunday, June 18, is the third anniversary of the death of the late Alhaji AbdulAzeez Arisekola Alao, CON, the first Aare Musulumi of Yorubaland, late Aare of Ibadanland and former Vice-President – General of the Nigeria Supreme Council for Islamic Affairs (NSCIA). For ease of reference, I refer to the late businessman and philanthropist in this tribute as Aare.

He died in his sleep in his London, UK home on Wednesday, June 18, and was buried in his Oluwo Kekere, Basorun, Ibadan home on Friday, June 20, May Aare’s kind soul continue to rest in peace in Aljannah Fridanous. Amen.

A man of great intellect, kindness, friendliness, business acumen, energy and wits, the late Aare was most of the time, in his lifetime, providing relief to the poor, weak, hungry, the rich and famous.

Great men and women, all over the world, are gifted with attributes of creativity, intelligence, endurance, humility, compassion, honour and wits, among others. Many world leaders, dead or living, are easily remembered for their wits or quips. Examples abound in such leaders like a late British Prime Minister, Mr. Harold Wilson “(Twenty four hours is a long time in politics)” the greatest boxer in history, Muhamamd Ali “(Float like a butterfly, sting l