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Lagos: APC mourns newly elected deputy spokesman Karamo Yesiro

The All Progressives Congress in Lagos is mourning as its newly elected assistant publicity secretary, Karamo Yesiro, dies.

• March 5, 2026
APC members
APC members

The All Progressives Congress in Lagos is mourning the death of its newly elected assistant publicity secretary, Karamo Yesiro, dies.

Mr Yesiro’s demise came barely 24 hours after his re-election at the APC congress held at Onikan Stadium.

Mr Yesiro was expected to be part of the newly elected Lagos APC executives to be inaugurated at the party secretariat on Thursday.

In a statement on Wednesday by the party’s spokesman, Seye Oladejo, APC described Mr Yesiro’s death as a painful and tragic loss.

“The Lagos state chapter of the APC received with profound shock and deep sorrow the news of the sudden demise of our newly elected Assistant Publicity Secretary, Honourable Karamo Yesiro.

“Yesiro’s death came at a time when his energy, commitment and passion for progressive politics were most needed.

“Having just been entrusted with the responsibility of serving in the State Executive Council, he embodied dedication, loyalty and an unwavering belief in the ideals of our party,” the party said.

The statement noted that, although his tenure was tragically cut short, Mr Yesiro left a lasting impression on colleagues and party members.

“His enthusiasm, humility and readiness to serve left a lasting impression on colleagues and members alike,” added the statement. “He was a vibrant party man whose contributions to the growth and stability of the APC in Lagos State will not be forgotten.”

It said the party leadership and entire membership extended heartfelt condolences to the deceased’s immediate family, political associates, friends and supporters.

“On behalf of the leadership and entire membership of the Lagos APC, we extend our heartfelt condolences to his immediate family, political associates, friends and supporters during this difficult time.

“We pray that Almighty God grants his family the strength to bear this irreparable loss and grants his soul eternal rest,” APC said.

(NAN) 

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