Akande-Sadipe Commiserates with Dr. Florence Ajimobi Over her Mother’s Demise

 




House of Representatives member, Hon. Tolulope Akande-Sadipe has commiserated with the wife of former Governor of Oyo State, Dr. Mrs. Florence Ajimobi and her family, over the death of their matriarch, Mrs. Victoria Amudoaghan. 


In a condolence message to the former First lady, the Oluyole Federal Constituency representative mourned the passing on to glory of the family matriarch.  


The condolence message said: “I commiserate with our beloved former first Lady  and family, on the passing on to glory of Granma  Amudoaghan, a pillar of support. She will be sorely missed. I pray God gives you the strength to bear the irreplaceable loss”.




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