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Florence Ajimobi, the former First Lady of Oyo State, has endured unimaginable grief over the past few years. She has suffered the loss of her husband, Senator Abiola Ajimobi, who died from COVID-19 complications in June 2020. A mesoleum was built in his memory.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SL_qEVtTS7g?si=Gj_yUoKQufqaA4QR

Her heartbreak continued when her mother, Mrs. Victoria Amudoaghan, passed away just a year later. Then, in March 2025, Florence's eldest daughter, Abisola Kola-Daisi, a successful entrepreneur and socialite, died at the age of 44, leaving behind her husband and three children.

Reports also indicate that Florence lost her sister in Lebanon in 2022. These consecutive tragedies have compounded her grief, testing her strength and resilience.

Despite facing an overwhelming wave of sorrow, Florence Ajimobi has shown remarkable courage and strength. Losing loved ones is a profound and painful experience, and her ability to cope with these losses is truly admirable.

This family has truly gone through alot.

I was shocked when I saw the story of the demise of Abisola Kola daisi yesterday.

Agbaka1997:
I was shocked when I saw the story of the demise of Abisola Kola daisi yesterday.

She was such a lady with a promising future.

Its normal that we will all die. Make una rest with agenda abeg

ednut1:
Its normal that we will all die. Make una rest with agenda abeg

But you too reason it nah within a period of five years, 4 family members gone just like that.

Agbaka1997:
But you too reason it nah within a period of five years, 4 family members gone just like that.

their time don reach be that. These are different people with different circumstances. The father had covid and died. The sister may have been battling sickness for long. The daughter’s own we dont know. Have we not seen where husband and wife died in the same year?

These lost were so heavy on the Ajumobis. May the good Lord comfort and console them. She presented flowers to Queen Elizabeth when she visited in 1956.

Racoon:
These lost were so heavy on the Ajumobis. May the good Lord comfort and console them. She presented flowers to Queen Elizabeth when she visited in 1956.

Amen Mrs. Florence AJIMOBI has always been in the limelight.

ednut1:
their time don reach be that. These are different people with different circumstances. The father had covid and died. The sister may have been battling sickness for long. The daughter’s own we dont know. Have we not seen where husband and wife died in the same year?

Ajimobi said his family members don't live to the age of 70.
This was why he celebrated his 70 years birthday like mad.
And he died afterwards.
This is a generational issue, may the Lord arise for their case.

7lives:
Ajimobi said his family members don't live to the age of 70.
This was why he celebrated his 70 years birthday like mad.
And he died afterwards.
This is a generational issue, may the Lord arise for their case.

is his wife and wife’s sister also his family members Atiku is also the first person in his lineage to live past 70. Its mostly genes and hereditary patterns. Nothing generational curse here. Pre the 1900s life expectancy was very low every where

When you sell your soul to the devil for fame, wealth and power. This is what you get. Ajimobi's hands were not clean

7lives:
Ajimobi said his family members don't live to the age of 70.
This was why he celebrated his 70 years birthday like mad.
And he died afterwards.
This is a generational issue, may the Lord arise for their case.

This was what a friend told me actually he was insinuating maybe perhaps they appease their family ancestral gods or something. It's weird though.

Akpaamunsi:
When you sell your soul to the devil for fame, wealth and power. This is what you get. Ajimobi's hands were not clean

I heard he was a nice man to his associates though.

Akpaamunsi:
When you sell your soul to the devil for fame, wealth and power. This is what you get. Ajimobi's hands were not clean

And your own hands are clean?

Oro werey

2 of the 3 were over 70 years and not young. May their soul rest in peace and wishing the former first lady of Oyo state the fortitude to bear the loss. It is a difficult thing to lose a child.

Agbaka1997:
This was what a friend told me actually he was insinuating maybe perhaps they appease their family ancestral gods or something. It's weird though.

i bet those people were Ibadan people They are not short of shitty talk. Anyone who past the 70 mark is fortunate in Nigeria. Only the daughter died young.

The rich also cry.

chinchum:
2 of the 3 were over 70 years and not young. May their soul rest in peace and wishing the former first lady of Oyo state the fortitude to bear the loss. It is a difficult thing to lose a child.

She is seriously grieving now

chinchum:
i bet those people were Ibadan people They are not short of shitty talk. Anyone who past the 70 mark is fortunate in Nigeria. Only the daughter died young.

I was just staring at him he said they need to do EBO and ETUTU.

Agbaka1997:
Florence Ajimobi, the former First Lady of Oyo State, has endured unimaginable grief over the past few years. She has suffered the loss of her husband, Senator Abiola Ajimobi, who died from COVID-19 complications in June 2020. A mesoleum was built in his memory.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SL_qEVtTS7g?si=Gj_yUoKQufqaA4QR

Her heartbreak continued when her mother, Mrs. Victoria Amudoaghan, passed away just a year later. Then, in March 2025, Florence's eldest daughter, Abisola Kola-Daisi, a successful entrepreneur and socialite, died at the age of 44, leaving behind her husband and three children.

Reports also indicate that Florence lost her sister in Lebanon in 2022. These consecutive tragedies have compounded her grief, testing her strength and resilience.

Despite facing an overwhelming wave of sorrow, Florence Ajimobi has shown remarkable courage and strength. Losing loved ones is a profound and painful experience, and her ability to cope with these losses is truly admirable.

If you want to do well in your blogging journey, make researches well and use appropriate pictures, you talked about her mother, no picture. Also, reduce the use of AI to write. You can relay this to the owner of the channel if you're not the owner.

naturalwaves:
If you want to do well in your blogging journey, make researches well and use appropriate pictures, you talked about her mother, no picture. Also, reduce the use of AI to write. You can relay this to the owner of the channel if you're not the owner.

Everything right there went through proper researches and the pictures of the mother Mrs. Florence Ajimobi are all in the video which I provided as an excerpt.

Agbaka1997:
I heard he was a nice man to his associates though.

Is evil thief*nubu not nice to his associates too ?

How old are you, sir ?

Akpaamunsi:
Is evil thief*nubu not nice to his associates too ?

How old are you, sir ?

I understand your perspective however there is a saying that goes thus that we shouldn't say negative things about the dead.

Agbaka1997:
Everything right there went through proper researches and the pictures of the mother Mrs. Florence Ajimobi are all in the video which I provided as an excerpt.

When you were talking about her, her pictures should be on display, not showing slide shows of the late governor and his wife.

happney65:
And your own hands are clean?

Oro werey

Ajimobi family member. You self, ajimobi done use you do sacrifice. Better prepare to pay the ultimate price

This is too sad

People die. Nothing new. Back in the day, men lived polygamous lives and birthed as equal numbers of children who died from preventable natural causes. It persists in northern Nigeria today. If one checks, the family weren't familiar with the concept of going for yearly medical checkups. It could be diabetes raring its ugly head.

7lives:
Ajimobi said his family members don't live to the age of 70.
This was why he celebrated his 70 years birthday like mad.
And he died afterwards.
This is a generational issue, may the Lord arise for their case.

Not just that he celebrated it, he made a pronouncement that as he has reached 70 years (another feat) God can take him . The following year he died. Talk about the power of the tongue

ednut1:
his is wife and wife sister also his family members Atiku is also the first person in his lineage to live past 70. Its mostly genes and hereditary patterns. Nothing generational curse here. Pre the 1900s life expectancy was very low every where

True.
But this is Africa, there's generational curses o.

chinchum:
i bet those people were Ibadan people They are not short of shitty talk. Anyone who past the 70 mark is fortunate in Nigeria. Only the daughter died young.

Shut that your dirty mouth. We dont attach nonsense spiritual talk to death in Ibadan. Its you foolish outsiders that keep ranting on the matter for engagement. Death is normal

ednut1:
his is wife and wife sister also his family members Atiku is also the first person in his lineage to live past 70. Its mostly genes and hereditary patterns. Nothing generational curse here. Pre the 1900s life expectancy was very low every where

It has been patented into their subconscious mind. They spread the information to the coming generations in their family and the list goes on and on.