Mr Sunday Oke, a Chieftain of APC in Badagry on Sunday described the death of Mrs Remilekun Nutayi, Vice-Chairman of Badagry West LCDA, as a huge loss.
Oke, the former Senior Special Assistant to the former Chairman of Badagry-West Local Council Development Area, LCDA, Mr Joseph Gbenu, disclosed this in a statement on Sunday.
He described the late Nutayi as not just a distinguished leader but a loving, sister, and aunt to many.
“Her sudden demise has left a void in our hearts that can never be filled.
“The daughter of our dear father, Oba Oyekan Adekanmi, the Alapa of Apa Egun Awori Kingdom, Nutayi was a woman of great strength and resilience.
“Her dedication to serve her community was evident in her role as Vice Chairman of the Badagry West LCDA.
“She was passionate about ensuring the development and progress of her people, and her loss will be deeply felt by all.
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“It saddens me to think that we will no longer see her infectious smile or hear her words of encouragement,” said the Oke.
He described the late princess as a shining example of a strong and compassionate leader, and her absence would be deeply felt by all those who knew her.
“On behalf of myself, my household, and the entire people of Badagry West, we offer our heartfelt condolences to Oba Oyekan and his family.
“We can only imagine the pain and sorrow that you must be going through, and we pray that God gives you the strength to bear this loss.
“Nutayi’s legacy will continue to live on in the hearts and minds of those who were fortunate enough to know her.”
Oke said the deceased has left an indelible mark on our community, and her contributions will never be forgotten.
“As we mourn her loss, let us also remember to celebrate the life she lived. Let us honour her memory by carrying forward her passion for service and making a positive impact in our communities.
“We pray that God grants Hon Princess Remilekun Nutayi a peaceful rest in heaven and gives her family and loved ones the fortitude to bear this great loss,” he said. (NAN)
