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Ex-Oyo Governor Alao-Akala is dead

Christopher Alao-Akala died on Wednesday morning at 71.

• January 12, 2022
Alao Akala
Alao Akala

Christopher Alao Akala, a former governor of Oyo State in southwest Nigeria, has died, family and friends told Peoples Gazette on Wednesday morning.

Mr Alao-Akala, from Ogbomoso, died at 71. Circumstances preceding his death were not immediately clear.

Details shortly.

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