Sutol Granite Company in Akoko mourns Oba Adejoro, the Olusupare of Supare Land

Sutol Crushed Rock Industries Nigeria Limited has commiserated with the entire Supare Community on the demise of His Royal Majesty, OBA ADEDEJI ADEJORO (OMOSEGBON II), the Olusupare of Supare Land in Akoko, Ondo State.

Starnews Nigeria had reported on Tuesday that Oba Adejoro Adedeji joined his ancestors following a brief illness.

The indigenous Granite company, Sutol Crushed Rock Industries located in Supare Akoko, Ondo State, expressed its condolence message on Thursday through a statement issued by the General Manager, Engr. Ajibola Ayodele.

The Company said: “We received the news of the demise of the monarch with rude shock. We had known the late Monarch for more than two decades and our company indeed enjoyed a good relationship with the community during his reigns”.

“The late Monarch was a God-fearing man, bold and always upright in his conduct. The company will miss him because he has been a pillar of support to us from inception.”

“The management and entire staff of Sutol Crushed Rock Industries hereby sympathise with the deceased family and the entire supare community.
We pray that God will give them the fortitude to bear the loss and grant the departed soul an internal rest,” the statement added.

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