Dr Taiwo Fasoranti honors father's legacy and covenant

Dr Taiwo Fasoranti, the eldest son of the late Afenifere leader Pa Reuben Fasoranti, disclosed that his father had a covenant with God to die at the age of 100. He stated that the family should not mourn his passing but celebrate his life.
This revelation came during a condolence visit by Ondo State Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa at their residence in Akure. Taiwo described his father as a devoted parent who instilled values of firmness, resilience, and hard work.
He emphasized that the family is grateful for the legacy left by the elder statesman, who was a significant figure in Yoruba socio-political affairs. Governor Aiyedatiwa praised Fasoranti for his wisdom and selfless service, noting that he continued to influence government decisions even at an advanced age.
The family’s decision to celebrate Fasoranti’s life reflects his consistent message to them about not focusing solely on loss but on his contributions to society.
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