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Ex-Kwara Assembly Leader, Wole Oke, Will Be Sorely Missed – MODDU

by Abdullahi Olesin
2 months ago
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Late Chief Wole Oke

Late Chief Wole Oke

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Moro Descendants Development Union, (MODDU) under the leadership of  Alh. Isiaka Ayinde Jimoh, has expressed its deepest sorrow and regret at the unfortunate passing of one his prominent members, Chief Stephen Kolawole Oke in the early hours of Sunday, the 23rd March, 2025.

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The union stated this in a statement signed by its chairman, Alh Isiaka Ayinde Jimoh.

It said Chief Wole Oke was one of the initiators of MODDU and a staunch politician of high repute; a truly patriotic and selfless leader, whose commitment to the emancipation of the people of Moro from internal oppression and colonialism was both undeniable and unassailable, and also unwaveringly constant to the very end.

” Wole Oke as early as 1972, along with other like – minded progressive and far – sighted individuals across the outlying Districts of the Ilorin Emirate, had established Oke – Moro/Oke – Asa Development Union (OMADU), an umbrella organization through which  the people of what is today known as Moro and Asa local government areas, renewed and intensified their agitation for separate administrative divisions out of the then existing Ilorin division. Oke was at the forefront and indeed leader of the group that engaged in the struggle, which eventually led to the creation of the two local governments in 1976 .

” His time in the Kwara State House of Assembly during the Second Republic, especially First Assembly and Second Assembly (1979 – 83), when he later became the House Leader, was also as remarkably successful as his leadership of OMADU.

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“Without any fear of contradiction, Hon. Wole Oke was a major factor in the legislative works and processes that largely produced the successes and achievements of the Adamu Attah administration in the State.

” Thus, in his hometown of Shao, Moro local government area and Kwara State generally, Oke was an icon, a legendary and patriotic figure, who in spite of imponderable odds and hurdles, made significant contributions and personal sacrifices to the advancement and well – being of the people. We shall surely miss his selfless, loyal, patriotic and dedicated services to the cause of Moro people for yearsahead.

“We pray that God accept his soul into peaceful and everlasting bliss in paradise and also grant his immediate and extended families, faith and fortitude to accept the unfortunate passing and irreversible loss of our very dear member, Chief Stephen ‘Omopeninu’ Wole Oke,” the union said.

 


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