The Lawmaker representing Ikeja Constituency 2 at the Lagos State House of Assembly, Hon. Adedamola Richard Kasunmu, (ARK), has condoled with Ayanbadejo Family over the demise of Chief Mrs. Ayanbadejo.
In his condolence message, Hon. Kasunmu said, “The sad news of the demise of one of our frontline leaders and mother in Ikeja Federal Constituency came to me as a rude shock today”.
“Chief (Mrs)Ayanbadejo was not just like mother to me, she was also a great supporter and adviser. I recollect vividly all the invaluable words of advice and vital suggestions she offered me during our last Constituency Stakeholders’ meeting at Ikeja in the last quarter of 2019.”
“It is therefore disheartening to hear of her sudden passage this evening.”
“While we cannot question God on occurrences like these, we take solace in the fact that she lived a good life and made great impact and contributions to the socio-political development of Ikeja, Lagos and Nigeria at large. Her motherly disposition and leadership roles within and outside our great party in Ikeja will forever be remembered and cherished.”
“On behalf of the good people of Ikeja Constituency 2, I want to specially express our deep sympathy and condolences to the Ayanbadejo family home and abroad as well as the leadership and members our party, APC in Ikeja Federal Constituency and beyond.”
“May her loving soul rest in peace and may God grant the family and the party the fortitude to bear the loss. Adieu!Aku ara fera’ku” Hon. Kasunmu concluded.
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