Senate President Godswill Akpabio has described the death of Segun Awolowo, grandson of the late Chief Obafemi Awolowo, as a painful blow to the Yoruba people and the entire nation. He said Segun was a bridge-builder whose ideas and contributions helped national growth. Akpabio noted that his passing has created a big vacuum in both public service and leadership.

Akpabio praised Segun Awolowo as a man who carried the Awolowo legacy with honour, especially through his work in promoting economic development. He added that Segun was committed to unity and progress, and his efforts touched many lives across Nigeria. According to Akpabio, losing such an influential figure at this time is heartbreaking.

The Senate President also extended his condolences to the Awolowo family, the Yoruba people, and all Nigerians who admired Segun’s service. He encouraged them to take comfort in his achievements and the positive impact he made. Akpabio stated that Nigeria has lost one of its brightest minds and a patriotic leader.

As tributes continue to pour in, many describe Segun Awolowo’s death as a national tragedy. His legacy in public administration and economic development remains strong, and his contributions will not be forgotten. The nation mourns a leader whose life was dedicated to service, unity, and development.