Oshiomhole, Clark, Dickson, and others honor Cairo Ojougboh

Various prominent figures in Nigeria, such as Senators, former governors, top government officials, and frontline politicians, have expressed their heartfelt condolences and admiration for the late Dr. Cairo Ojougboh, a former member of the House of Representatives and a one-time presidential aide who passed away on February 8 while watching a football match between Nigeria and South Africa during the Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) in Cote D’Ivoire.

The night of tributes, held at A-Class Restaurant in the Maitama area of Abuja, was a solemn occasion where speakers reflected on the significant impact that the late lawmaker had during his lifetime.

The Chairman of the Organising Committee for the Night of Tributes, Ali Modu Sheriff, a former Borno State Governor, set the tone for the evening by sharing his personal sentiments about the shocking news of Ojougboh’s sudden passing.

Sheriff expressed his deep sorrow over the loss of Ojougboh, highlighting the trustworthiness and loyalty that characterized their relationship, emphasizing the late lawmaker’s invaluable contributions to his political journey and understanding of Nigeria.

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He praised Ojougboh as a dependable ally and a true friend, vowing to support the family in any way possible and emphasizing the lasting impact that Ojougboh had on his life and career.

Sheriff commended Ojougboh’s patriotism and love for Nigeria, noting that his passing while watching a football match involving the country exemplified his dedication as a true patriot and nationalist.

Other speakers at the event, including Senators Adams Oshiomhole and Seriake Dickson, also paid their respects and shared fond memories of the late Dr. Cairo Ojougboh, highlighting his virtues and the positive influence he had on those around him.