FADAHUNSI AND LB AYENI MOURN QUEEN'S DEATH

FADAHUNSI AND LB AYENI MOURN OLORI OLANIKE AROMOLARAN 

Members of the national assembly have joined the people of ijesaland to mourn the death of one of the wives of the Owa Obokun of ijesaland  Olori Olanike Aromolaran.

In a condolence letter senator Adenigba Fadahunsi representing Osun East senatorial district in the red Chambers destined the death of olori Olanike as an indelible blow

  

Senator Fadahunsi said the late olori was a rare breed of African Queens with a great sense of humor and responsibility, saying all he can do at this trying period is to pray that God will repose the soul of the deceased and grant the ijesaland the fortitude to bear the loss.

Similarly, chief Lawrence Ayeni representing ijesa south federal constituency in the green chambers, in a condolence message said olori Olanike would be greatly missed for her unequalled humility.

"I received the news about the demise of olori Olanike with a great shock. It is unbelievable that such a woman with Christ-like  character  would leave so soon, I pray that God will be with your imperial Majesty and console the children, siblings, family, business  associates and the entire people of ijesaland" he said.

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GROUP ENDORSES YAHAYA BELLO AS BUHARI'S SUCCESSOR

Group Supports the choice of Governor Yahaya Bello as the prospective successor of president Muhammodu Buhari in 2023 giving his  leadership traits and giant stride in Kogi state 

A socio-political group known as  Ifesowapo says  Yahaya Bello is fit perfectly for the office of the president of the federal republic of Nigeria in 2023.

The group at it's meeting today, 10th of August 2021, in Ilesa, Osun state averred that all what the country needs to get out of  recession and insecurity is a young, energetic and witty person for  effective Leadership and Governance.

The national president of the group and a leader of the All Progressive Congress in Osun State, comrade Samuel Jegede emphatically stressed that Nigeria's  ailing economy could be overturned with  a young person of Mr Bello’s calibre at it's helm of affairs to change the narratives.

Mr Jegede said the dream of the citizens for a new Nigeria and a positive change in all sectors of the economy could only come to a reality if the youths were given a chance to master the country's destiny.

" Yahaya Bello is a man of impeccable character, the reason for this preference over my clans in politics, Ifesiwapo supported the second term agenda of president Buhari, but our choice of Bello as his successor is to ensure that old wine is not turned into the new skin, the calibre of people jostling for the hallowed seat is not worth it.  Tinubu and  Osinbajo and the likes should leave the center  stage and start playing advisory roles  in the interest of the country"

The secretary of the group, comrade Ademola Popoola, and a retiree of Osun state government, who lamented that he was yet to receive his retirement benefits since 2015 maintained that challenges of 21st century politics required scientific and technological approach which is according to him is clear departure from the archaic and conventional procedures with little or no result.

" we have lost confidence in the old and tired crop of generation with slow approach to security issues, technical driven economy and bogus social policy to cater for Nigerians irrespective of tribe and ethnicity. We irrevocably repose our confidence in  Yahaya Bello as the next President of Nigeria,  because he is full of energy and with like  Moon Jae-in of S.Korea. He has zero tolerance for  ethnicity, and godfatherism’

and stemmed the tide of  insecurity  to a reasonable extent in Kogi,  I have no doubt that with the choice of Bello the future of the nation is guaranteed".

They maintained that the age bracket of 18 to 50 years constitute the large percentage of any gathering hence the need to give the youth a chance to rule now the the not young to rule law is in their favor noting that Bello is an advocate of  equity and egalitarianism.

The group showcased souvenirs ( posters, hand bills, banners, vests and fliers )branded in support of Governor Bello's ambition for 2023 presidential ambition

IJESALAND IN A PENSIVE MOOD OVER QUEEN' S DEATH

 

Condolences have started flying in from royals, sons and daughters of ijesaland,  government officials, family and business associates of the departed Olori Olanike Aromolaran who died on Saturday during a brief illness .

Describing Olori Olanike who is the second wife of Oba Gabriel Adekunle Aromolaran, as a humble queen who was never power drunk, the bishop of Ilesa south East Diocese of the Anglican church, Omofe, Right Reverend Olukunle Egbebunmi said the deceased would be greatly missed in ijesaland.

Also in a condolence message, the Special adviser to Osun State governor on chieftaincy and local government matters, mr Rasaq Adeosun expressed the ministry’s heart felt condolence to the people of ijesa land and the royal family praying God to strengthen the Owa bear the incident.

A member of House of Representatives, chief Lawrence Babatunde Ayeni said he received the news about the demise of olori Olanike with a great shock stressing that It is unbelievable that such a woman with Christ-like  character  would leave so soon, 

He prayed that God would  be with the  imperial Majesty and console the children, siblings, family, business  associates and the entire people of ijesaland

Also the member of Osun State House of Assembly representing Ilesa west, prince Wale Adedoyin as one  too many loss and prayed that God would heal the wounds of the bereaved family and grant the entire land the fortitude to bare the loss.

Meanwhile the Ijesa Cement Sellers Association has described the passage of Olori Olanike who until her death was the matron of the association as a colossal lost

The chairman of the association, chief Bashiru Adeyemo  and the secretary mr Bayo Ajayi in a condolence message stated that Olori Olanike's death has created a big vacuum in the association.

The association however directed all members to close shops to business tomorrow in honor of the deceased, warning that defaulters would be sanctioned.

Olori Olanike died on Saturday at the Federal Medical Center Abeokuta during a brief illness.

 

 

 

 

 

THE OWA OBOKUN LOSES WIFE

 The second wife of the Owa Obokun Olori Olanike Aromolaran is dead.

Olori Olanike passed on during a brief illness at the Federal Medical Center Abeokuta.

The deceased was a retired teacher in the Osun State Ministry of Education.

She was a Christian devout and polite Queen, the reason she was loved by all and sundry.

Olori Olanike was last seen in public with the Owa on the 24 of July 2021,  during the coronation of the Owaloko of Iloko Ijesa, Oba Akeem Ogungbangbe.

She is survived by her husband , children and grand children.

Isaac Haastrup