OYO STATE APC GOVERNORSHIP ASPIRANT, DR. GBENGA ADEGBOLA MOURNS WITH AJIMOBI, KOLA-DAISI FAMILIES, EXPRESSED SADNESS OVER THE PASSAGE OF ABISOLA KOLA-DAISI

A leading governorship aspirant from the All Progressives Congress, APC, in Oyo  State, Dr. Gbenga Adegbola, has expressed sadness over the demise of the daughter of the former governor of Oyo State, Abisola Ajimobi who died in the early hour of Thursday, 27th of March in London.


The late Abisola who was married to Kola Daisi was the oldest daughter of former governor Abiola Ajimobi who governed Oyo State for eight years between 2011-2019.

Expressing his sympathy over the incident, Dr. Adegbola described the ugly incident as a sad development for both the family of Abiola Ajimobi and Kola-Daisi family.

  His words:" I received the news of the passage of Mrs. Abisola Kola Daisi who happened to be the wife of my brother, Kola Daisi with sadness and rude shock, this is a bad development for both families and the entire Oyo State.

I extend my sympathy and prayers to her excellency, Chief Mrs. Florence Abiola Ajimobi, Kola Daisi's family and indeed the good people of Oyo State over the demise of Mrs. Abisola Kola Daisi. Our prayers are with Chief Mrs. Florence Abiola Ajimobi over her daughter demise and wish her the special grace of God Almighty to bear the irreplaceable lost"




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