Former president Goodluck Ebele Jonathan, on Monday evening, visited the family of late media mogul, High Chief Raymond Dokpesi who passed on earlier today.
The family of the late businessman had in a statement confirmed his passing, saying that: “High Chief Dokpesi was a beloved husband, father, grandfather, and friend to many. He will be deeply missed by all who knew him.
“High Chief Dokpesi was also a respected and accomplished businessman, a pioneer in the media industry, and a philanthropist who dedicated his life to the service of his country and his community.
“His legacy will live on through the impact he made on the lives of many.”
In a tweet, the former president conveyed his condolences to the family over the shock passing, saying that he was a team player and bridge builder who would be missed by all.
“This evening, I paid a condolence visit to the family of Engr. Raymond Dokpesi to convey my condolences on the shocking passing of the accomplished entrepreneur, media mogul and renowned humanitarian who died on Monday in Abuja.
“He was a successful businessman and philanthropist who took the art of giving and human relations to a new level.
“As a patriot and politician, he exemplified the virtues of loyalty, justice, and service. A team player and bridge builder, High Chief Dokpesi played the kind of politics that promoted friendship, ethnic cohesion, and national unity.
“He will be remembered for his works of charity, devotion to his faith, and inspiring leadership, especially serving as a trailblazer who pioneered private broadcasting and played a major role in advancing media freedom in Nigeria,” Jonathan said.
