Governor Makinde’s brother dies at 65
Governor Seyi Makinde has lost his oldest brother, Sunday Makinde.
The governor’s brother’s demise was announced in a statement Friday morning by Mr Makinde’s spokesman, Sulaimon Olanrewaju.
The statement indicated that one of the deceased’s brothers, Olumuyiwa Makinde, announced the demise of the sibling, who died in the early hours of Friday.
The deceased, aged 65, was survived by siblings, children, and grandchildren.
(NAN)
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