Former APC Chairman, Chief Bisi Akande’s Wife, Omowunmi Dies

Posted on July 11, 2017

Omowunmi, wife of Chief Bisi Akande, the former governor of Osun State, is dead.

She died today at the University College Hospital in Ibadan.

She was aged 73.

The cause of death has not been revealed by the family.

Late Omowunmi and Chief Akande got married 51 years ago, with the marriage blessed with several children.

“For about 48 years now that I have gotten married, I am still with my wife,” Akande said in 2014.

He eulogized  his wife as the best woman any man could pray to have.

“In our marriage we agreed to live together no matter what the condition is. Except for when I was in the prison, we have always been together and we will always be.

“What has kept us this far is that from the beginning, we take ourselves not just as husband and wife but also as brother and sister. We do everything together; we love each other, take care of the children together and spend money together,” he said.

Among the children of the couple are Dr. Wuraola Solabi who married in June this year in Ibadan and Osun state commissioner for health, Dr Temitope Ilori.

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