Gov Abdulrazaq Mourns Asiwaju of Omupoland Alhaji Alabi-Oloogun
Kwara State Governor AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq sends his condolences to the people of Omupo in Ifelodun Local Government Area of the state on the death of business tycoon and Asiwaju of Omupo Land Alhaji Abubakar Alabi-Oloogun.
Alhaji Alabi-Oloogun, one of the Igbomina people who migrated to Lagos in the early 1940s, died at the age of 105 at his Lagos residence.
Governor Abdulrazaq commiserates with the Olomu of Omupo Oba Yakubu Adebayo Buari (Ilufemiloye II), the immediate family of the businessman, and the Muslim community whose Baba Adini he was.
The Governor asks Allaah to grant the deceased Al-jannah Firdaus and uphold his family upon goodness.
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