- Oladapo Akintelure expressed doubts about the naturalness of his brother’s death, citing concerns over his recent illnesses
- Dr. Paul Akintelure, a medical doctor and APC governorship aspirant, passed away in Lagos following earlier alarms about threats to his life
New details emerged on Tuesday regarding the untimely death of Dr. Paul Akintelure, a prominent governorship aspirant of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) in Ondo state. Mr. Oladapo Akintelure, the younger brother of the deceased, expressed doubts about the naturalness of his brother’s demise.
Dr. Akintelure, a medical doctor vying for the APC’s governorship ticket, tragically passed away in the early hours of Tuesday in Lagos. His death followed his earlier alarm about a “serious threat” to his life, which he had raised last Thursday, just before the APC governorship primary scheduled for April 25.
According to Oladapo Akintelure, his brother had been suffering from various illnesses for the past 12 to 14 days, including headaches, backaches, and chest pains. Concerned for his health, Dr. Akintelure was advised to take a break from his campaign activities and seek medical attention, leading to his hospitalization.
While expressing grief over his brother’s sudden demise, Oladapo voiced suspicions about the circumstances surrounding his death, describing it as unfortunate and not natural. In a statement, the family echoed their profound sorrow over the loss, highlighting Dr. Akintelure’s visionary leadership qualities and dedication to positive change in the state.
Meanwhile, State Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa expressed shock and devastation over Dr. Akintelure’s passing, praising him as a dedicated progressive who contributed significantly to the state’s political landscape. Aiyedatiwa extended his condolences to the deceased’s family, the people of Okitipupa LGA, and the progressive community in the state, lamenting the loss of a valued associate and gentleman.
As investigations into Dr. Akintelure’s death continue, his family and associates mourn his untimely departure, remembering his legacy and contributions to public service and progressive politics.