Adewole Condoles Aregbesola, Says Mother Represented Pride Of An African Woman

The Minister of Health, Prof. Isaac Adewole has condoled with the Governor of Osun State, Ogbeni Rauf Aregbesola on the demise of his mother, Late Alhaja Saratu Aregbesola.

In a condolence message issued by the media office of Prof. Adewole and signed by Samson Owoyokun, the minister said the loss of Alhaja Aregbesola is the end of an era describing her as a worthy mother who should be celebrated.
The minister described the intimacy between Governor Aregbesola and his mother as very unique stressing that the pains of motherhood espoused by her son during his recent 60th birthday mirrors the affection between the duo.
Prof Adewole also added that the Late Alhaja Aregbesola was indeed a pillar for her son that encapsulated in his political fortunes and success as a young man.
The minister said although the death of the Governor’s mother is painful, he is consoled that the deceased led a life worthy of emulation by all and sundry.
It reads, “At a glance through a robust conversation, you can conclude and mirror the profound affection and intimacy between Mr. Governor and his late Mother, who he has several times described as the foundational pillar of his political fortunes”
“I remember with nostalgia the soothing words he specifically used in eulogizing the pains and suffering of motherhood about Alhaja during his recently concluded 60th birthday celebration, these remarks of great tribute depicts a worthy life well lived and spent.”
“We mourn but we are consoled by the touch of guidance, excellence and deep understanding through practical approach to moral and religious upbringing of godly children as exemplified by our amiable Governor, this is indeed the pride of an African woman.”
The minister of health, Prof Adewole concluded “My heart goes to the immediate and extended family of Governor Aregbesola, I equally pray The Almighty Allah grant them all the fortitude to bear the irreplaceable loss and accept the deceased soul to Al – Janah Firdaws.”