Former President Goodluck Jonathan has described the death of the founder of DAAR Communications, High Chief Raymond Dokpesi, as a loss of a true patriot and fair-minded nation builder in Nigeria. In a condolence message to the Dokpesi family and DAAR Communications, Jonathan highlighted the significant contributions of the media mogul to human progress, describing him as a successful entrepreneur and philanthropist who took the art of giving to a whole new level.
Jonathan also paid tribute to the humane businessman and politician for his loyalty, justice, and service to the nation. He noted that Dokpesi, as a bridge builder, played the politics of friendship, ethnic cohesion, and national unity.
Describing the deceased as an inspiring leader, Jonathan acknowledged the pivotal role played by Dokpesi in pioneering private broadcasting and advancing media freedom in Nigeria. He affirmed that Dokpesi would always be remembered for his works of charity and devotion to his faith.
Dokpesi, who passed away on October 29, 2021, at the age of 70, was a renowned Nigerian media mogul and philanthropist. He carved a niche for himself in the broadcasting industry, championing the establishment of private radio and television stations in Nigeria through DAAR Communications. Dokpesi’s death was a huge loss to Nigeria’s media industry, and his legacy will always be remembered.
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