In response to the tragic news that Ifeanyi David Adeleke, the son of popular Nigerian singer Davido and his fiancée, Chioma, had passed away, the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) chapter in Osun state has banned political activity for the coming week.
According to reports, Davido, who is Ademola Adeleke’s cousin and the incoming governor of Osun state, lost his son yesterday night after he drowned in a pool at his Banana Island home in Lagos state.
According to Anaedoonline.ng, the Osun PDP expressed regret over the occurrence and prayed with the family for God to comfort them in a statement issued by the party’s acting Osun chairman, Dr. Adekunle Akindele.
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The statement said; “Following the death of Ifeanyi, all party activities are hereby suspended to commiserate with the family of Adeleke.
“We mourn the sorrowful exit of our son, Ifeanyi. We pray for the repose of his soul. It is a sad day but we remain steadfast in our faith in the Lord of the Universe.
“Our condolence goes to Davido, our youth ambassador. We commiserate with our father figure, Dr Deji Adeleke and the entire Adeleke family. We pray the good Lord to grant the family the strength to bear this irreparable loss,” Akindele said.
Anaedoonline.ng reported earlier this morning that on Monday, rumors started to circulate that Ifeanyi Adeleke, the son of the well-known Nigerian singer Davido, had passed away.
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Anmaedoonline.ng learned that the young youngster is thought to have perished in a swimming pool after drowning.
According to a family source, the three-year-old perished in the family’s private pool at their home in Lagos.
“The boy was inside water for too long and they pulled him out and rushed him to the hospital,” a family source told Peoples Gazette.
“By the time they rushed him to Lagoon Hospital it was already too late.”
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