In a shocking turn of events, Princess Oluremi Ajose, the newly sworn-in Vice Chairman of Badagry West Local Council Development Area (LCDA), has passed away just two months after taking office. The news, which has sent ripples through the Lagos political community, was confirmed by the executive chairman of Olorunda LCDA, Ajose Kumayon, who expressed deep sorrow over the sudden loss.
Though the cause of her death remains undisclosed, her remains have been deposited in a morgue, pending further arrangements. Princess Ajose, the daughter of His Royal Majesty Oba Oyekan Possi Ajose, the Alapa of Apa Egun-Awori Kingdom, was seen as a beacon of hope and unity within the community.
In a heartfelt condolence statement released on Sunday, Chairman Kumayon described her passing as a significant loss to both Badagry and Lagos State. “Princess Oluremi was a true servant of the people, a leader with compassion, humility, and unwavering commitment to grassroots development,” he stated. Kumayon highlighted her dedication to public service and the positive impact she had on the community, noting that her purposeful life left “footprints of integrity, diligence, and love for humanity.”
Widely regarded as a crucial link between the traditional and political spheres of Badagry, Princess Ajose utilized her royal heritage to foster unity and development. Her brief tenure was marked by notable outreach efforts to local groups and initiatives aimed at strengthening community projects.
As the community grapples with this unexpected loss, many are left to reflect on the legacy of a leader whose commitment to service and development will not be forgotten.
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