Tayo Ayinde needs to learn from his wife’s controversial death

Whoever have Mr Tayo Ayinde, Chief of Staff to Lagos State Governor, ears needs to talk to him, he or she needs to be honest to the man by telling him bitter truth, in a way that will make him understand and realise the gravity of having in record death of a women tie to his name.

Maybe he is yet to realise that his wife killed herself, she committed suicide, the 38yrs old woman took her own life by drinking snipper just to end her struggle and angrily leave this world for Mr Tayo Ayinde to continue managing its affairs.

Everything is in public, members of the public, the woman’s royal family, friends, associates, even people in government and corridor of power do mot like what happened, ordinarily police would have take charge and carryout more investigations since it is a case of suicide and question everybody who have one or two connections to the woman before her death, but of course, the chief of staff his in the government, his principal may have to protect him for some reasons.

Let him know that people will think of him to be callous, should the public get to hear that Mr Tayo is planning to move on with his own life and continue with political engagements in less that 10 days this woman died.

Those who are advising him are not doing well with him, for a woman to have ended her own life as result of disagreement with Mr Ayinde, it shows that he has bad companies, friends and associates. The same set of friends and advisers are already talking to him to go on with life, to extent of pushing him to release Sanwo-Olu’s re-election ICG list, the one he secretly put together, alongside Baba Eto and one Mr Tobil Lawal, GM, LBIC.

How could Mr. Ayinde be planning to return to normal life just like that, how could he be so passionate about releasing the ICG’s list if not for the money himself, Babato and Tobil Lawal want to make from Sanwo-Olu’s re-election campaign.

The Governor and his deputy need to take charge of affairs of their re-election campaign and should not leave it in the hands of those who are only concern about making money.

The Ojora family, the circle of friends, associates and people in APC across the country, as well as the party’s supporters, ordinary Nigerians, both online and offline, who know of Doyin’s death will not be happy on such development that will make the woman seem easily forgotten.

Just imagine Mr Ayinde! This is someone Whose wife’s death has continue generating controversies, with different questions been raised since the day the woman took her own life, even though Mr. Tayo’s media boys, Abdulwaheed and Jubril, tried to manage the situation by with much attempt to change the narrative in the public.

Being callous does not have to necessarily be using of dagger to mercilessly tear someone to pieces, or eat human alive publicly.

But this callousness, by definition, starts and ends with feeling, the one a person shares when he or she sees their loved ones in pain, or have them died either by accident, or deliberate, as seen in a case of suicide, like Princess Adedoyin Raliat Ojora, who took her own life recently.