IPERU INDIGENES FORUM COMMISERATES WITH ALAGBEHINSA, OBA ISIAKA OGUNNAIKE ON THE PASSING ON OF HIS MOTHER

The Iperu Indigenes Forum has commiserated with the Alagbehinsa of Agbehinsa, Iperu, His Royal Highness, Oba Isiaka Adekanmi OGUNNAIKE (Odumowu I), on the passing on of his mother, late Madam Musiliatu Ishola OGUNNAIKE, which occurred on Monday, 24th June 2024.

The forum in a condolence message jointly signed by its Convener, Prince Ladi OLABINJO; and Administrators, High Chief Ifasola Saheed OPEODU, the Oluwo of Iperu; Otunba Adebayo SALAMI; and Tope OYEKAN; expressed its deepest and heartfelt condolence to the Royal Father over the departure of the highly respected and cherished matriarch of the OGUNNAIKE family, as well as the Yeyeoba of Agbehinsa Community, who died at the ripe age of eight five.

Describing death as an inevitable end that cannot be avoided, the forum urged the monarch to take solace in the fact that "indeed, we all belong to Allah, and that we will one day, all return to Him".
"No matter how long someone's parents may live, we know how painful it is to lose them.
We however prayed that Allah console you and all those left behind to mourn Mama's passage, and give you the fortitude to bear her departure", said the forum.

The forum also prayed to Allah to forgive the deceased of all her shortcomings and grant her aljanah fridaus.


e-signed:

Tope OYEKAN
Media Officer
Iperu Indigenes Forum
25th June, 2024

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