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Senior Ibadan Chief And Veteran Journalist, Lekan Alabi, Dies at 76

A senior chief in the Olubadan in council and veteran journalist, Lekan Alabi, is dead….
A senior chief in the Olubadan in council and veteran journalist, Lekan Alabi, is dead.
He passed away on this morning in Lagos at the age of 76.
Lekan Alabi, who held the traditional title of Abese Olubadan of Ibadanland, was a former Press Secretary to successive military and civilian governors in Oyo State and remained one of the state’s most respected media personalities.
His death was confirmed in a statement issued by the Media Aide to the Olubadan of Ibadanland, Adeola Oloko.
Family sources disclosed that the late journalist will be buried on Sunday in accordance with Islamic rites.
Throughout a distinguished career spanning several decades, Alabi made significant contributions to journalism, public communication, and strategic media management.
He played a pivotal role in shaping government communication during critical political transitions in Oyo State, earning a reputation as a respected voice in public affairs and institutional media practice.
His passing marks the end of an era for journalism and public service in Oyo State, with colleagues, associates, and admirers remembering him for his professionalism, intellect, and commitment to effective public communication.

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