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    Governor Sanwo-Olu’s deputy chief of staff dies at 55

    Gboyega Soyannwo
    Gboyega Soyannwo

    Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu’s Deputy Chief of Staff, Gbenga Soyannwo is dead.

    Soyannwo died on Wednesday, May 15, at the age of 55 after a brief illness.

    Confirming the sad news, Lagos state’s commissioner for information and strategy, Gbenga Omotoso said;

    “With deep sorrow, the Lagos State Government announces the passing of the Deputy Chief of Staff (DCoS) to Mr Governor, Gboyega Soyannwo.

    “Soyannwo died today after a brief illness. He was 55. Mr. Governor, @jidesanwoolu, on behalf of the Government and people of Lagos, sends his condolences to the Soyannwo family.

    “I have lost a brother and a servant of the people,” Mr Governor said while breaking the news at the Executive Council (EXCO) meeting,

    ” After a minute’s silence in respect of the late DCoS, Mr Governor ended the EXCO meeting.

    ‘’The late Gboyega Soyannwo is survived by a wife and two children. May his soul rest in peace.”

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