Barrister Akeem Agbaje, Chieftain of the All Progressives Congress (APC), has expressed his heartfelt condolences to the Ndigbo and all non-indigenous communities following the demise of Dr Alex Anozie.

Dr Anozie’s passing is a profound loss, felt not only by the Ndigbo community but also by all non-indigenous residents in Ibadan.

He was highly respected for his exceptional leadership, dedication, and commitment to fostering harmony and promoting the interests of non-indigenous people. Throughout his tenure, he worked tirelessly to bridge cultural divides and strengthen communal bonds, making him a revered figure among various communities in Ibadan.

Barrister Akeem Agbaje, acknowledging Dr Anozie’s invaluable contributions, extends his deepest sympathies to the bereaved Ndigbo community and all non-indigenous residents affected by this tragic loss.

Barrister Akeem Agbaje urged the Ndigbo and all non Indigenes to honour Dr Anozie’s legacy by continuing to champion inclusivity, respect for cultural diversity, and peaceful coexistence among all residents of Ibadan.

Dr Alex Anozie was not just a community leader but also a prominent businessman in Ibadan and beyond, he was the Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of CONAC Optical Company in Ibadan.

He died in his sleep at the age of 74 years at his Ososami residence in Ibadan.