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Family picks May 4th date for final burial ceremony of late Yeye-Oba of Idena, Iperu-land

In preparation for the celebration of the final burial ceremony of the late Iyasuna of Ogo-Oluwa Mosque and Yeye Oba of Idena, Iperu-Remo; Alhaja Chief Alimot Alake Osinowo, the family has announced the 4th of May, 2024 for the ceremony while invitations and Aso-Ebi have been sent out to dignitaries expected at the ceremony.

Alhaja has been described as a true and beloved mother of many parts and a detribalized Amazon who cares about everyone who crossed her part. A devoted Muslim who always ensures things are done properly.

Until her death, she was the ‘Iyasuna’ of Ogo-Oluwa Mosque, Akanni in Somolu local government of Lagos State and was also honoured with a chieftaincy title of ‘Yeye Oba of Idena, Iperu-Remo, Ogun state. The position she held, and proved her mettle as a committed leader of people till her death.

She died in the early morning of Wednesday 14th February, 2024 at the age of 98 years and was buried same day according to Islamic rite.

However, the 8th Day Fidau prayer was held on the 21st of February 2024 at her residence, Ilugoke Compund, Iperu-Remo, Ogun State.

Expected at the burial ceremony include top government functionaries, religious leaders, captains of industries, and businessmen and women alike.

The late Yeye-Oba of Idena, Iperu-land is survived by children and grandchildren among who are the former former Ogun State Commissioner for Finance and former Director-General of Land Bureau during Governor Ibikunle Amosun’s regime, Hon. Wale Osinowo, the Lagos APC Stalwart and the CDA Chairman of Abimbola/Abiodun in Somolu LG of Lagos state to mention but few.

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