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Gov Akeredolu’s Chief of Protocol dies in car accident

The Chief Of Protocol to Governor Oluwarotimi Akeredolu of Ondo state, Tosin Ogunbodede has reportedly died.

Mr Ogunbodede was said to have died in a ghastly motor accident along ilesha road.

He was rushed to the Wesley Guild Hospital, Ilesa where he later died.

Another occupant of the car also lost his life in the accident.

Details later…

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