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OGUN STATE GOVERNMENT MOURNS PASSING OF OGSPAM CHAIRMAN, ALHAJI AKEEM BODUNRIN ‘IYERU’


The Ogun State Government has received with profound sadness the news of the passing of the Chairman of the Ogun State Park Management Services (OGSPAM), Alhaji Akeem Bodunrin, popularly known as Iyeru.

His death is a painful loss to the Government, the transport sector, the organised transport unions and, indeed, the entire people of Ogun State.
The Commissioer for Transportion ,Engr. Olugbenga Dairo stated this in statement made available to journalists on sunday 

"Alhaji Bodunrin was a prominent stakeholder whose contributions to the development, regulation and peaceful administration of the state’s transport sector will remain significant.

"As Chairman of OGSPAM, Iyeru demonstrated remarkable commitment to maintaining order, discipline and coordination within the state’s motor parks and garages. His leadership role placed him at the centre of efforts to foster harmonious relationships among transport operators, government agencies and other stakeholders in the sector.

"Beyond his official responsibilities, Alhaji Bodunrin was a man who commanded considerable influence and respect among transport operators and members of his community. His demise therefore creates a significant vacuum that will be deeply felt by his family, associates, colleagues and the wider transport community.

"On behalf of HE Prince Dapo Abiodun Governor of Ogun State and the Government and good people of Ogun State, I extend my heartfelt condolences to the immediate family of Alhaji Akeem Bodunrin, the leadership and members of OGSPAM, transport unions and associations, as well as all those who mourn this painful loss.

"At this difficult moment, we pray that Almighty Allah forgives his shortcomings, grants him Al-Jannatul Firdaus and gives his family, friends, colleagues and associates the strength and fortitude to bear the irreparable loss.

"May Almighty Allah grant the soul of Alhaji Akeem Bodunrin eternal rest." .


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