Hon. (Dr.) Oladipupo Wilson Diriwari paid a heartfelt visit to the family of the late Aare Taju Balogun, popularly known as “ARIWOKO,” to commiserate with the family and personally check on their welfare.
During the visit, the party candidate described the passing of ARIWOKO as a painful loss, but emphasized that death should not bring an end to the bonds of loyalty, friendship and solidarity that existed during his lifetime.
Late Aare Taju Balogun, fondly known as ARIWOKO, was not merely a political associate; he was a political mentor, a respected leader, a dependable ally and a man whose wisdom, courage, loyalty and commitment to the people earned him immense respect. His contributions to political mobilisation, his guidance to younger politicians and his ability to bring people together remain part of the legacy he has left behind.
Dr. Diriwari stressed that the best way to honour the memory of the late ARIWOKO is by continuing to stand with his family, friends, associates and the entire ARIWOKO group, ensuring that they remain carried along and never feel abandoned.
“The death of ARIWOKO should not be the end of our relationship with his family and the people he left behind. Our loyalty must continue. We must continue to show love, support and carry the entire ARIWOKO group along.”
The visit further demonstrated Dr. Diriwari’s belief that true leadership goes beyond politics it is about relationships, compassion, loyalty and standing by the people, especially when they need it most.
OWD is a movement. A movement built on people, loyalty and genuine trust.
Signed:
Engr. Adedoyin Wasiu
Strategic Communications & Media Assistant to
Hon. (Dr.) Oladipupo Wilson Diriwari (OWD)