Politics

Peoples Redemption Party governorship candidate dies 7 days after presentation

The Governorship Candidate of Peoples Redemption Party (PRP), Ogun State Chapter in the forthcoming general election, Prof David Bamgbose has been reported dead, seven days after the party presented him as its flagbearer

Penpushing reports that, the politician Personal Assistant, Oduntan Olayemi confirmed the sudden demise, explaining that he earlier complained of weakness and was taken to a private hospital in Olomore area of Abeokuta.

The bereaved personal assistant, who is a senior pastor of Peace and Love Church, said the hospital management thereafter referred him to the Federal Medical Centre (FMC), Idi-Aba, Abeokuta area of the town.

Penpushing further reports that, Olayemi said on their way to the Federal Medical Centre, the family make a detour because of the urgency over his condition, and went straight to Sacred Heart Hospital, Lantoro in the town.

The personal assistant said he(Bamgbose) was subsequently admitted, and within a twinkle he became uncomfortable and his breath became worrisome and was immediately placed on oxygen, to revive him, but thereafter gave up the ghost

“He complained of tiredness on yesterday (Thursday) and we decided to take him to hospital around Olomore. We were referred to FMC for further checks   We opted for the Sacred Hospital, Lantoro because of the urgency and he was admitted at the emergency ward where he was administered with oxygen till today (Friday).

“I got back to the hospital this morning (Friday) and I met him breathing too fast and heavy. I was at where I went to get him some prescribed medication that he has passed on”, Olayemi lamented.

Penpushing also reports that, it is recalled that, Bamgbose was last Saturday officially presented by his party, at a press conference held at Iwe-Iroyin Press Centre, in Abeokuta, where he described himself as the better choice to rule the state in the 2023 political dispensation.

The deceased declared that the emergence of his party was right time people can take their destiny in their own hands, and that they should be vigilant in looking at the quality, competence, antecedents of candidates  and what the party stand for

‘I Prof David Olufemi Bamgbose stands and as a better choice for the people of Ogun State in the forthcoming 2023 general election in all ramifications coupled with the fact that PRP is a party that identifies with the masses and less privileged  in the society’, he declared

‘We will not be a government controlled by godfathers. The presidential candidate of our great party, PRP is the scion of the late martyr of democracy, Kola Abiola is a reflection of the struggle and image of the establishment of democracy in Nigeria’, he added

‘We will also involve the spirit of the symbol of the democratic struggle late Chief MKO Abiola to support us in our strive to establish  a truly democratic society  that he fought and die for, our society  is not free and democratic yet because of undemocratic procedure and effect of monetization of our body polity’, Bamgbose emphasized

Penpushing reports that, he boasted that through his records and antecedent has identify with the people and believe that education and other dividends of democracy should  be paramount in his administration if elected.

‘We believe in Ogun State, I lived in Ogun state and we have the major percentage of our investment in Ogun state. We are not as an emergency politicians who masquerade as philanthropist in the season of election’, Bamgbose declared

‘We have been consistent in our services to our dear state and country. This is why we want to escalated what we have been doing in our private capacity to a larger level through the government capacity and resources by the mandate of our people and the grace of God’, he added

FOOTNOTE: You want to share story with us? You want to advertise with us? You need publicity for product, or service, or   event? Contact us on WhatsApp +2348073463653 or email [email protected]

 

 

 

Related Articles

Leave a Reply

Back to top button