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Former Bayelsa Military Administrator, Captain Olubolade is dead - ITREALMS

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The former Military Administrator of Bayelsa State, Navy Captain Omoniyi Caleb Olubolade (rtd), is dead.
Former Bayelsa Military Administrator, Captain Olubolade is dead - ITREALMS
He celebrated his 70th birthday on November 30, 2024.

Olubolade, the Ipoti-Ekiti-born retired officer, died on Sunday May 11 in Apapa, Lagos.

According to a statement by his first daughter, Mrs. Oluwayemisi Akinadewo and first son, Mr. Dayo Olubolade, he left the house to play lawn tennis at a nearby facility where he slumped.

"He drove himself to the facility to play lawn tennis in the evening and slumped while playing. Efforts were made by medical officers around to revive him to no avail. 



"He was immediately rushed to Obisesan Naval Medical Hospital, Apapa where he was pronounced dead".

Olubolade was also Minister of Special Duties, Minister of State, FCT and Minister of Police Affairs.
Burial announcement will be announced later.

1 comment:

Anonymous said...

Such sad news about the passing of Captain Omoniyi Caleb Olubolade—his contributions to Nigeria, both in military service and in various ministerial roles, leave a lasting legacy. It's always a shock to lose a public figure so suddenly, especially one who remained active and committed to personal wellness. His life serves as a reminder of the importance of discipline, dedication, and public service—values that also inspire many of us in our academic and professional journeys. In fact, when preparing a tribute or biography like this, using a reliable presentation help service can ensure the delivery is both respectful and impactful.

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