APC Governorship Aspirant Wale Akinterinwa Suspends Political Activities in Honor of Dr. Paul Akintelure’s Passing

Ondo State governorship hopeful, Wale Akinterinwa, has made a heartfelt decision to halt his political endeavors in honor of the late Dr. Paul Akintelure, a fellow aspirant in the All Progressives Congress (APC).

The news of Dr. Akintelure’s passing has deeply affected Akinterinwa, prompting him to put a pause on his planned campaign activities. Originally set to kick off his political journey with a praise worship session at his Ile-Oluji residence, Akinterinwa now finds himself in a state of mourning.

Expressing his sorrow, Akinterinwa stated, “I am saddened by the news of the passing of a friend and comrade. Following this tragic event, I have made the decision to suspend all political activities of our campaign organization. My thoughts and prayers are with his family, friends, and the APC in Ondo State during this difficult time. May God grant them the strength to endure this immense loss.”

In light of this somber development, Akinterinwa’s focus shifts from the political arena to offering support and condolences to those affected by Dr. Akintelure’s untimely passing. The APC community in Ondo State mourns the loss of a dedicated member, while Akinterinwa takes a moment to reflect on the fragility of life and the importance of unity in times of grief.

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