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Her Royal Highness Olori Sidikat Ololade Amosha Akinloye who departed this mortal life on the 12^th of January, 2021 was laid to rest with her ancestors the following day. She is was the Arowoshadini of  Eti – Osa (MOGAJI ADINI). She was a politician with class, she supported her husband, HRM Oba Tijani Adetunji Akinloye through the thin and thick of the affairs of the kingdom.

She was known by many as an humanitarian woman. In an interview with her third (3^rd) born child, Mrs Oluwakemi Shitta-Bey Adekunle, she described Olori as a rare gem. That she does not think twice before supporting others. She us always ready to listen and to offer suggestions and advice when needed. Olori is fashionable, sociable and she is a woman of substance. She can actually be angry but her anger doesn’t last long. She is loving mother that I will miss dearly.

Former Member Lagos State House of Representative Hon. Jide Akinloye also shared with the press; I will miss Olori Amosha. My step mum was a woman that is so reliable. You will never know she is my step mum, lovely mother. The children she left behind should carry on her legacy, that is when she can always be remembered. We should continue to live as one.

Hon. Gboshe Rasheed, former Ajeromi Ifelodun LGA Chairman said Olori was the supervisor for Agric and Women affair in 1999. They have both entangled since, she took me as a son he said. Very few in my cabinet knew we were not related. She is women to be reckoned with. Also, I want to plead with Nigerians to take every safety precautions seriously as Covid-19 is real. We do not have the vaccine yet so we should not endanger our lives and that of others.

Mama was my confidant said Princess (Barr.) Adenike Akinloye the last daughter of mama. She was my close friend, always ready to listen when I called on her. I so wish that we carry on her legacy, her charitable heart should not depart from us. We love you mama. Rest on till we meet never to part.

Olori Sidikat Ololade Amosha Akinloye was an icon, she lived well and died well.

Adieu mama, we love you but we know God loves you mama, rest on.