CAGS Iperu old students condole Oriyomi-Onanuga's family, constituents

Members of the Christ Apostolic Grammar School Old Students Association (CAGSOSA) have expressed sadness over the passing of Rt. Hon. Adewunmi Oriyomi-Onanuga, who until her demise represented the Sagamu/Ikenne/Remo North Federal Constituency and served as the Deputy Chief Whip at the Federal House of Assembly, Abuja.

Her former schoolmates sympathised with her family and constituents, praying God give them the fortitude to bear the irreparable loss.

“On behalf of the National President, Mr. Armstrong 'Tope Akintunde, the National Executives, and all members of CAGSOSA extend our heartfelt condolences to the members of the Federal House of Assembly, the people of Ogun State—especially her constituency—and her immediate family.

“This is an irreplaceable loss not only to her family but to all who knew and were impacted by her remarkable service and dedication to the development of her constituency and beyond.

“We pray for the peaceful repose of her soul and that God grants her family and loved ones the strength and fortitude to bear this great loss,” a statement signed by Prince Gaffar Adesoga Owokalade, said.

Dapo Abiodun Continuity Agenda mourns Oriyomi-Onanuga

The Convener and the entire members of the Dapo Abiodun Continuity Agenda have commiserated with the family Rt. Hon. Adewunmi Oriyomi-Onanuga over her sudden death.

They also sympathised with the good Sagamu/Ikenne/Remo North Federal Constituency whom the lawmaker represented at the House of Assembly until her death on Wednesday, January 15, 2025.

In a statement, DACA convener, Armstrong 'Tope Akintunde, said Oriyomi-Onanuga, popularly recalled that Ijaya until her death, was the Deputy Chief Whip, Federal House of Representatives, Abuja.

“We are saddened by this irredeemable loss because we are not unaware of her major contributions to the development of her constituency through medical outreach, agricultural intervention programmes and advocacy for widows and the less privileged as well as proper education for the girl child.

“As we mourn her passing, we take solace in the Almighty God that our separation is temporal, and that her legacies will speak further many years after her demise.

“Let me mention that her political sagacity, business acumen and intellectual contribution to national issues at the Green chamber will be truly missed, we pray that the Almighty God grant her family and the entire people of Ogun State, the fortitude to bear this immense loss. May her soul find solace in God,” he concluded.

Gbenga Adeoye Mourns Cash Madam

Abeokuta, Ogun State – Dr. Gbenga Adeoye, a prominent figure in Abeokuta, is mourning the loss of the legendary businesswoman and philanthropist, Cash Madam, who passed away in the early hours of the morning.

In a heartfelt statement released on behalf of the Adeoye family of Lemo Compound, Erunwon, Ake, Abeokuta, Dr. Adeoye paid tribute to the fearless business guru, describing her as a woman whose influence and legacy transcended generations. He described Cash Madam as a “woman like a man,” noting her unmatched boldness and fearless approach to life and business.

Dr. Adeoye expressed his sorrow, stating that her passing has left the community in shock, especially after the recent loss of another influential figure, Iyalode Alaba Lawson. He fondly remembered his numerous interactions with Cash Madam, particularly on business and land matters, and admired her clarity of purpose and determination.

“Her ability to embrace the name 'Cash Madam' without hesitation was a testament to her fearless character,” Dr. Adeoye wrote, acknowledging her unwavering commitment to success. Her legacy, he noted, continues to inspire many, with songs and tributes pouring in to honor her life and achievements.

Dr. Adeoye also highlighted the way Cash Madam instilled values of giving and hard work in her children, with her son, Engr. Mutiu Adebowale, serving as a true reflection of her spirit. He commended Engr. Adebowale’s dedication to community service and his support for institutions like ICAN in Abeokuta.

In closing, Dr. Adeoye prayed for comfort and strength for Cash Madam’s family and the entire community as they come to terms with the loss. He also called for the emergence of new fearless women to follow in her footsteps, ensuring that her legacy continues to shape the future of Egbaland, Ogun State, and Nigeria.

"Adieu, Cash Madam," he concluded, honoring a woman whose life will forever be etched in the history of Egbaland.

Dr. Adeoye’s statement reflects the deep sense of loss felt by the entire community, as Cash Madam’s passing marks the end of an era of bold leadership and entrepreneurial success.

Obasanjo Urges Egbas to Make Abeokuta Model City

 

In a heartfelt New Year address, former President Olusegun Obasanjo called on all Egbas to unite in transforming Abeokuta into a city so comfortable and appealing that visitors to Ogun State will have no reason to leave. 

The statement was made during a celebratory gathering at the residence of Dr. Gbenga Adeoye in Ibara GRA, Abeokuta, where prominent figures from various sectors came together to usher in the New Year.

Chief Obasanjo emphasised the importance of making Abeokuta an ideal place to live, noting its proximity to Lagos as a unique advantage. He expressed his commitment to ensuring the city continues to develop, offering a conducive and elegant environment for residents and visitors alike. "We must ensure that anyone who visits Abeokuta will find it so comfortable that they would not want to leave," he said.

The former President also acknowledged Dr. Gbenga Adeoye's significant contributions to the development of Egbaland and Ogun State, praising his continuous efforts to improve the region's social and economic landscape.

As part of the New Year celebrations, Pastor Funmi Kushimo (Apostle) delivered a sermon, urging attendees to place their faith in God for the year ahead. The message resonated with the crowd, encouraging them to trust in divine guidance as they navigated the year.

In attendance were notable figures such as Hon. Kayode Amusan, Senator Gbenga Obadara, Mr. Tunde Aroyeun, Chief Shina Luwoye, Chief Tokunbo Odebunmi, and many others, all of whom gathered to mark the occasion with Dr. Gbenga Adeoye and his family.

The New Year's gathering, which included family members, local dignitaries, business leaders, and close friends, underscored the spirit of unity and collective responsibility for making Egbaland a better place to live. Dr. Adeoye, in his vote of thanks, expressed gratitude to Chief Obasanjo and all the guests, highlighting the significance of their presence as a show of love and solidarity.

In closing, Dr. Adeoye encouraged all to remain kind-hearted in the new year and continue contributing to the betterment of Ogun State and Nigeria as a whole. He also shared a prophetic message that 2025 would be a year of the manifestation of God's power and glory, promising that the year ahead would surprise many with unexpected blessings and divine interventions.