He made the call in a condolence letter to Gov. Yahaya Bello of Kogi on the death of Dr Onukaba Adinoyi-Ojo, on behalf of the party`s National Working Committee (NWC).
The chairman said that the circumstances that led to Adinoyi-Ojo’s death were a painful reminder of the need for improved policing of the nation’s highways.
He said that such policies were necessary to rid the roads of insecurity and incidents that had led to avoidable human casualties and loss of properties on the nation`s highways.
Odigie-Oyegun said that the party’s leadership received the news of the tragic death of Adinoyi-Ojo with grief.
He condoled with the Government and people of Kogi and the immediate family of Adinoyi-Ojo, adding that he was a veteran journalist and a frontline member of the APC.
“The death of Adinoyi-Ojo who was a governorship aspirant in the APC’s last Kogi primary election has left us with a great void and deep feeling of grief.
“He was a versatile, brilliant and celebrated member of the media intelligentsia, literary community and academia who made indelible marks in the various fields locally and internationally.
“Nigeria and indeed the international community, has lost an illustrious son,’’ he said.
He added that in the course of the deceased’s professional, national and international service, he brought great honour and pride to Nigeria.
The chairman added that Adinoyi-Ojo had a meritorious and unblemished record of service in the media, saying that his articles, biographies and other literary works remained a collector’s item and reference point.
“Prayers and fond memories are what we have to remember our dearly departed, please accept my sincere condolences,’’ he stated.
He prayed God Almighty to give the late Adinoyi-Ojo eternal rest, and his family, particularly his three children, the fortitude to bear the pain.
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