Tears Flow as Owolala laid to rest in Ore

By Sam Ajide, Ore

It was an atmosphere filled with mourning yesterday in Ore, the headquarters of Odigbo Local Government Area of Ondo as the remains of the former State House of Assembly aspirant, Hon (Prince) Akinbobola Temidayo Ojo fondly called Owolala was laid to rest

Late Prince Owolala died as a result of internal bleeding from injury sustained in a lone accident while returning home last Sunday. 

In his exaltation at the interment service which was held at the residence of the former Ondo State House of Assembly aspirant Idimango Quarters in Ore, the founder, Celestial Church of Christ Messiah Parish Ore, Prophet Samson Adeniyi said death is inevitable for all living creatures.

While describing late Hon Akinbobola Ojo as a true servant of God in His vineyard while on earth, the CCC cleric charged christians to live exemplary life before the last call.

Two CCC prophets, Most Senior Evangelist Ojan Olumide of Aduramigba Parish Ore, however, enjoined people to prepare their mind ahead of the second coming of Christ, saying the son of man will soon appeare unaware as it is exemplified in the Book of Matthew chapter 24.

The duo further identified Late Prince Akinbobola Temidayo Ojo,as a devoted Christian, jovial,peacemaker with hospitable character whose life is worthy of emulation until his last breath.

In an exclusive interview with Odigbo Constituency I lawmaker-elect in the Ondo State House of Assembly, Ifabiyi Olatunji Samuel in a gloomy mood,described Owolala as a seasoned politician, skillful person, God-fearing fellow couple with his impeccable characters, considering his death as unripe, saying the deceased always reckon unison as desideratum.

Mammoths crowd giving Final Respect to Owolala at his Residence

Newsline NG however gathered that Political associates including members of the opposition parties, the People's Democratic Party, PDP, Labour Party respectively and entire family members of the deceased bid late Hon Akinbobola Ojo farewell.

Other member of the public who also graced the final respect programme of Late Prince Akinbobola Temidayo Ojo included; representatives of Igbo, Hausa, Ijaw and Oyo-Osun communities.