RIP
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R.I.P great activist

This man was one of Nigerian finest activist....
He unequivocally condemns evil irrespective of tribe, location or affiliation....

He stood for what genuine Yoruba activist are known for.....
before the era of TINUBU and his double mouth/ fair weather activists......


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Rp0mbfPkOw

Wish him well. He's done his bits and fought just causes. From the write ups, he didn't betray his fellow comrades but fought for their emancipation. Adieu! I pray history will be kind to him.

Death is not the worst thing to happen to a man/woman but breathing your last without living a life of purpose, may we live a life of purpose and discover God's plan in our lives,Amen.
Rest in peace sir!

It's sad. This man was a fierce critic of tinubu. Vocal and firm. He reminds me of gani fawehinmi just that gani did a lot more for the masses and civil rights since he was a lawyer. However I dare say that this man and gani died for nothing. The democracy they fought for is worse than the military rule . Nigeria is not worth dying for .

SIRTee15:
This man was one of Nigerian finest activist....
He unequivocally condemns evil irrespective of tribe, location or affiliation....

He stood for what genuine Yoruba activist are known for.....
before the era of TINUBU and his double mouth/ fair weather activists......

h t tps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Rp0mbfPkOw

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GsY10RXcc68

RIP Ayodele Akele.

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Unionist?
I quit.

He should be given a befitting burial by NLC. He was sacked just because he was fighting for legitimate minimum wage. The sacking which was unfair. RIP Akele.

I remember him protesting the streets with Oshiomole in the past.

Rest in peace

Why do good people have to die
Hmmm....We will only be remembered by what we have done. Rest in Peace Ayodele Akele

Rest in peace sir. I remember you well from my CLO days. Memories of your doggedness and integrity will stand untainted.

Aluta continua, victoria aserta ✊�

Your good deeds will live on long after you are gone sir. Rest in Power Comrade.

RIP to my teenage years father in law. At last he didn’t make it.Your will be remembered for all your good deeds. RIP sir.

At last he didn’t make it.Your will be remembered for all your good deeds and the good fight you fought for the masses. RIP sir.

Oshomole betrayed this man, collected money behind his back and sold him out.... RIP Akele,. a very notable fighter. Rest in Glory

Samuelking4280:
Is he a man?

a god bro

RIP. Condolences

A relative
Sleep on

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Slawormir:
Damnnnnn niggarrr
May his soul rest in peace
We were born to die

The only prayer we keep on praying as real niggarrrz is for us to smoke enough weed, drink enough beer, bang enough Pussy, make some dope money and seek little knowledge before we die

you're sick

life

Respected comrade, we mourn you!!!

Maxymilliano:


https://www.independent.ng/ayodele-akele-ex-ncp-secretary-general-is-dead/

About Him

At the time of his death, he was National General Secretary of the National Conscience Party (NCP).

As a quantity surveyor, he worked at the Lagos State Property Development Corporation (LSPDC) from where he was elected Lagos State Chairman of the National Union Public Corporations Employees (NUPCE) in the late 1980s till 1996 when NUPCE along with CSTWUN and RSEU, merged to form the Amalgamated Union of Public Corporations Civil Service Technical and Recreation Services Employees (AUPCTRE).

Beloved by rank and file workers who had implicit trust in him, he was elected as the first Lagos State Chairman of AUPCTRE, a position he held until he was sacked as an employee of LSDPC by the military governor Brigadier General Buba Marwa, for his union activities.

As soon as the new civilian government of Bola Tinubu was sworn-in on 29 May 1999, leaders of public sector unions in the state demanded the reinstatement of Akele. Playing the card of a NADECO “fighter for democracy” card, Tinubu promptly heeded the call.


Reinstated and fired

In his first speech on being reinstated, Akele immediately amplified calls for action to reinstate workers who had been sacked by Tinubu (yes, one of the first things the AD government did in Lagos was sack thousands of public sector workers in the name of “rationalisation”, starting within its first month in power!

Akele eventually got most of the workers (particularly in the health sector) reinstated. but obviously not forgiven.

The following year, workers in Lagos were locked in a monumental battle with the government.

NLC had negotiated a review of the national minimum wage to N7,500 for the federal public service (and richer states like those in oil producing states and Lagos) and N5,500 for (other) states. Lagos state government insisted it could not pay more than N5,500. Akele rallied the COIU leaders and rank and file union members.

A partial victory was won. But the empire struck back, once again Akele was sacked, and as much workers as were reinstated after the 1999 retrenchment were as well thrown into the abyss of unemployment.

Popularly known as ITURITY amomg his fellow comrade's, Akele is a veteran of uncountable street battles, ever battle ready and stand well well comrade, who in articulating his perception on issues at several meetings and mass gatherings would joyfully introduced himself as "ever militant and corrosive fighter".

A founding member of National Conscience when it was established as a party on 1 October 1994, he was always unshaken in rolling up his sleeves to work for the party till his death, He was the NCP Lagos governorship candidate in 2007, 2011 and 2015 .

Let's honour this guy please.

A very disciplined and principled man, his type are hard to come by in Nigeria, RIP Mr Akele