In a heartfelt condolence message, former President Dr. Goodluck Ebele Jonathan expressed profound sorrow over the demise of High Chief Raymond Dokpesi, the founder of DAAR Communications. The ex-President regarded Dokpesi’s passing as a significant loss to the nation, mourning the departure of a true patriot and fair-minded nation builder.
Dr. Jonathan extended his sympathies to the Dokpesi family and the entire DAAR Communications community, highlighting the remarkable contributions made by the late media mogul. He lauded Dokpesi as a successful entrepreneur, philanthropist, and a visionary who elevated the art of giving to unprecedented heights while actively advancing human progress.
Last Monday, Dr. Jonathan was among the early sympathizers to pay a visit to the Dokpesi family in Abuja, demonstrating the enduring friendship and bond he shared with the late media icon. Reflecting on their relationship, the former President fondly remembered Dokpesi as a compassionate businessman and philanthropist who redefined the principles of generosity and human connections.
“He was a humane businessman and philanthropist who took the art of giving and human relations to a new level,” Dr. Jonathan remarked. “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.”
Dr. Jonathan emphasized that High Chief Raymond Dokpesi would be eternally recognized for his exceptional acts of charity, unwavering devotion to his faith, and inspiring leadership. Notably, his pioneering role in private broadcasting left an indelible mark on Nigeria’s media landscape, significantly advancing media freedom in the nation.
The legacy of High Chief Raymond Dokpesi as a successful entrepreneur, media trailblazer, and philanthropist will continue to inspire generations to come. His departure leaves a void that will be deeply felt by the nation as it mourns the loss of a visionary who dedicated his life to the betterment of society.
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