Aunty Zainab you left me with a sore heart, but I won't forget how sweet growing up was with you... Omoluabi Bode Adeyemi

 

As he commiserate with the Kolawole family

The Special Adviser to the Governor of Kogi state on Civil Service and Labour Matters, Omoluabi Bode Adeyemi has described the passing away of Mrs. Esther Kolawole, Wife of Speaker of Kogi state House of Assembly as a devastating blow and an occurrence that have left a great wound is his heart, saying the death of a great woman, faithful servant of God, caring mother and loving sister like her remains a tragic event that will be hard to forget. Omoluabi stated this in a press statement he personally signed, he said he has lost an older sister, a loving heart, a caring soul and a great child of God. Omoluabi recanted the experience of growing up with Mrs Zainab Kolawole as a child, as very rewarding and memorable, he said Mrs Kolawole was the loving elder sister, caring older sibling that made growing up great, exciting and memorable.

*With the death of Aunty Zainab, I have lost a very loving elder sister, outstanding care giver and compassionate sibling, although we were not of same parents but Anty Zainab was around with us during my childhood, she was such a wonderful person to me, she was my Mum's preferred daughter and the most loving person, while in the university, she was the off campus older sister that would look after me, advice and pray for me. Losing her at this stage is the most devastating news that will be hard for me to forget, my siblings and I are grateful to her for all the love, companionship and sweet memories* Omoluabi said

Omoluabi says he shares in the loss and commiserate with her husband, Speaker of Kogi State House of Assembly, Rt. Hon Mathew Kolawole, her children and the entire family for the irreplaceable and unforgettable loss.

Mrs Esther Zainab Kolawole was said to have died at a Lagos Hospital after a brief illness, may her gentle and loving soul rest in peace