Late Oba Agbabiaka: Sen. Adebule,Sanwo Olu Chief Of Staff Commiserates With Isolo Council Boss,Royal Family Over the Late Monarch.
Emmanuel lkpeama.
The palace of the late Osolo of Isolo, Oba Kabiru Alani Agbabiaka of lsolo Local Council Development Area on Monday continued to play host to sympathisers who were in the community to commiserate with Council Chairman of lsolo LCDA, Olasoju Adebayo, immediate family of the late monarch, Osolo & Chiefs-in-council.
Among the sympathisers was the Distinguished Senator representing Lagos West in the Red Chamber,Dr Idiat Oluranti Adebule, who came to conveyed her sympathies to the royal family and government of Isolo LCDA over the demise of the late Osolo of Isolo, Oba Kabiru Alani Adelaja Agbabiaka who joined his ancestors last Wednesday.
Mama West as fondly called by her admirers was welcomed into Olasoju’s palatial office at the secretariat before being led to the palace where she was received by the royal family and leadership of Awori Welfare Association of Nigeria who had also visited the royal family to commiserate with them.
The former deputy governor of Lagos State extolled the virtues of the departed monarch acknowledging his uncompromising quest for the development of Isolo and unity among the Aworis.
Also present to commiserate with the council boss and the royal family was the Chief of Staff to Lagos State Governor,Mr Tayo Ayinde who joined the growing list of dignitaries to pay his condolence to the family of the Late Isolo King, Oba Kabiru Alani Adelaja Agbabiaka, Adeola Olushi III.
Ayinde was received by the chief mourner, the Executive Chairman of Isolo LCDA, Olasoju Adebayo, the immediate family of the late monarch, Osolo & Chiefs-in-council among others at the late monarch’s palace earlier in the day.
Ayinde while expressing his sympathies, urged the family to take solace in Osolo’s remarkable legacies of selfless and progressive reign.
It will be recalled that the late Osolo of lsolo,Oba Agbabiaka joined his ancestors on Wednesday, 10th April 2024 after a brief illness and was buried according to lslamic rite in his palace.
