- Former Oyo State governor, Abiola Ajimobi's daughter, Abisola Kola-Daisi died in the United Kingdom after battling cancer
- Her death was confirmed by Bolaji Tunji, a former aide to her late father
- Netizens have expressed sympathy and condolence to the deceased family, while others have used the opportunity to express their frustration with the country's political situation
Bisola Kola-Daisi, the eldest daughter of the late former governor of Oyo State, Abiola Ajimobi, has passed away at the age of 42. She is survived by her husband, Kolapo Kola-Daisi, and their three children.
Bisola was a devoted mother, renowned philanthropist, and businesswoman who served as the Managing Director of Grandex Nigeria Ltd. and founder of the prestigious Florence H. Luxury Boutique.
Before her untimely death, Bisola was a special adviser to the Minister of Budget and Planning, Atiku Bagudu. Her death was confirmed by Bolaji Tunji, a former aide to her late father. Reports indicate that she passed away in the United Kingdom after a battle with cancer.
Tributes have continued to pour in, celebrating Bisola’s impact in business, philanthropy, and public service. Many remember her for her vibrant personality and dedication to her family and community.
The news of her passing has attracted diverse reactions, with some expressing sympathy and condolence to the deceased family, while others have used the opportunity to express their frustration with the country's political situation.
Reactions trail Abisola Kola-Daisi’s demise
@WorldIzuckukwu posted: “In the end, death wins all - rich and poor alike. The poor are still alive in this shit hole of a country while the rich die in diaspora, that's the unpredictability of life.
RIP, young woman, may you find eternal peace if your life was right with your Maker here.”
@cyrilemeka wrote: “DEEPEST CONDOLENCES TO THE FAMILY.. ITS SAD LOSING THEIR FATHER AND DAUGTHER WITHIN A SHORT PERIOD…”
@Ally_offizial posted: “RIP dear girl
Other stupid bad leaders will still not learn from this OO!”
@Thefestusscott wrote: “It's never a delight especially when we lose our young ones , ironically a set of domonic politicians have created a society were the winner takes it all, hereby we have gradually lost the sense of humanity. What is the value of the Nigerian citizens????”
@Anticlove5 wrote: “Everybody will surely die, but our politicians will never learn, Ajumobi still receive curses despite his long demise, the bible is so clear, God will visit the sin of a father on his children from Gen to Gen, Tinubu and co, just continue in your wickedness, may she rest well.”
@blackraz wrote: “May her soul rest in peace.”
@Oficiallyfola wrote: “I was at her house at Ikoyi in 2021 for a nanny interview, she was so full of herself & her staffs weren’t free around her. I quickly told her my best salary was #120k as against the proposed #90k. I was glad she didn’t call back. I eventually got a job with some1 who paid #150k.”
@Nwaguofumunwagu wrote: “Anybody fit kpai anytime, whether u be somebody or nobody once you're breathing your breath can cease any time. Respect in peace to the dead.”
@Storm raider wrote’ “It's not out of place when citizens don't commiserate with politicians when they lose there loved ones, especially when it's believed they are dishonest . In a society were citizens don't get justice it's believed children will pay for the sins of their fathers .rip 🙏🏿🙏🏿🕊🕊.”
@KnightOfLagos wrote: “This is sad! May God comfort the family.”
Oyo APC chairman, Isaac Omodewu, passes at 61
Meanwhile, TheRadar earlier reported that the Oyo State All Progressive Congress Chairman was confirmed dead
He died in the United States on August 19 after undergoing treatment for about a year.
Engr. Idris Adeoye, a chieftain of APC in Oyo State, expressed his condolences.