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oluwamile:
pls dnt say wat u DNT know,I don't know if the so called supermarket belongs to her or not

Oga shut up, the supermarket belongs to her. She has 2 branches in Ibadan and 2 in Lagos - One in Lekki-Ajah. It is possible that some if not all the husband filling stations in Ibadan too were opened.

ifko:
Oga shut up, the supermarket belongs to her. She has 2 branches in Ibadan and 2 in Lagos - One in Lekki-Ajah. It is possible that some if not all the husband filling stations in Ibadan too were opened.

ur a fool
It really shows how jobless and daft u are,so u can count the number of stores she has and where they are located,and u know about all the filling stations,but ur parents don't have any
I can see dt y ur pained
Mofo

Rockyheight:
Mrs. Florence Ajimobi, wife of the immediate past Governor of Oyo State, who recently lost her husband, today re-mphasized what we all know her for. She was at her arrogant best castigating the state government for not calling to condole with her on the death of her husband.


At her residence today, she was seen angrily berating the state government, and particularly Engr. Rauf Olaniyan, Deputy Governor of Oyo State, of not calling to commiserate with her on the death of her husband even though Engr Olaniyan told her he actually called her twice but she didn't take the calls. In response, she retorted " I don't take calls from numbers I don't know " adding that she is a politician's wife and that the Deputy Governor should have sent her a text since she didn't take his call.


One would think a woman who is in mourning would restrain from careless talk and conduct but not Florence Ajimobi. If she wanted us to think she was in pain over the death of her husband, we now know better.


How does one explain that today, when the late former Governor was buried, in Ibadan, Grandex Super Market owned by Mrs Ajimobi, opened for business ? Not even a drop banner was placed outside or anywhere to show that her husband, who she loved so dearly, passed on.


It is shocking that Mrs Ajimobi wants to force others to mourn her loving husband whom she didn't.


Below is a recipt from a transaction from Grandex Supermarket at a day her husband was buried:

You are contradicting yourself.

You didn't realize that if she had shut all her supermarket outfits, it would be the same as forcing her workers to mourn her husband.

I don't see how keeping her supermarket outfits open mean that she isn't grieving.

She has employees working there. They are working for their money. Why should her husband's death affect their own work or source of livelihood?

oluwamile:
I don't need to be a politician or affliated to one to have common sense or to lack sympathy

There is no single sense in what u wrote. You have no right to be mad at the people who came to mourn with you at the death of ur husband, unless she has any evidence that her husband was killed by the deputy governor.

Ayed44:
There is no single sense in what u wrote. You have no right to be mad at the people who came to mourn with you at the death of ur husband, unless she has any evidence that her husband was killed by the deputy governor.

she has every right to be mad at them,u lack understanding
The state government was playing politics

oluwamile:
she has every right to be mad at them,u lack understanding
The state government was playing politics

Which politics? Please explain.