Faleke Mourns Late Chief Oladipupo Salako, Consoles Ojodu Iyaloja

The Distinguished Member representing Ikeja Federal Constituency in the House of Representatives, Rt. Hon. James Abiodun Faleke, has paid a condolence visit to the Iyaloja of Ojodu, Chief Mrs. Folashade Salako, following the passing of her husband, Chief Oladipupo Michael Salako.

The Distinguished Member representing Ikeja Federal Constituency in the House of Representatives, Rt. Hon. James Abiodun Faleke, has paid a condolence visit to the Iyaloja of Ojodu, Chief Mrs. Folashade Salako, following the passing of her husband, Chief Oladipupo Michael Salako.

Faleke shared details of the visit on his official Facebook page on Tuesday evening, describing the late Chief Salako as a loyal ally and dependable friend whose support remained steadfast over the years.

“I paid a condolence visit to the Iya Loja of Ojodu, Chief Mrs. Folashade Salako, following the passing of her beloved husband, Chief Oladipupo Michael Salako,” Faleke wrote.

He paid glowing tribute to the deceased, saying:

“The late Chief Salako was a trusted ally and dear friend who stood with us through thick and thin. His unwavering support, loyalty, and commitment will always be remembered.”

The federal lawmaker prayed for divine comfort for the bereaved family, asking God to grant them the strength and fortitude to bear the painful loss.

“I pray that Almighty God comforts the entire Salako family during this difficult time and grants them the strength and fortitude to bear this irreplaceable loss.”

Extending condolences on behalf of his family and the people of Ikeja Federal Constituency, Faleke concluded:

“On behalf of my family and the good people of Ojodu and Ikeja Federal Constituency, I extend our heartfelt condolences to the family. May the soul of the departed rest in perfect peace, and may God continue to watch over and keep us all in our endeavours. Amen.”

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