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EKITI-BORN LAGOS BUSINESS WOMAN CHIEF(MRS) ADISATU OJO PASSES ON AT 89

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EKITI-BORN LAGOS BUSINESS WOMAN CHIEF(MRS) ADISATU OJO PASSES ON AT 89

The Community Leader was the Matron of Surface Kerosene Association in Nigeria who created opportunities for the less privileged

An illustrious daughter of Ado-Ekiti the Ekiti State capital and a community leader as well as an entrepreneur, Chief(Mrs) Adisatu Idieleke Ojo (nee Famuyibo) has passed on.

According to a statement made public by the children, the business woman left the sinful world at age 89 on February 3rd, 2025.

Late Chief(Mrs) Adisatu Idieleke Ojo was a prominent daughter of the famous High Chief Sasere Ope Ifa Famuyibo dynasty at Igbeyin Quarters in Ado-Ekiti.

In a chat with some of the children, Segun Ojo popularly known as Mayor of London and Kayode Ojo, an international business mogul said their mother lives a fulfilled life.

They said all structures and processes are being put in place to giv their mother a befitting home-going.

They described their mother as a passionate lover of children and everyone around her.

Mama Adisatu Idieleke Ojo was the Matron of Surface Kerosene Association in Nigeria.

She started her business in Mushin Lagos State in the late 80s and early 90s where she created many platforms for upcoming entrepreneurs who are today reference point in the oil and gas industry.

This was after staying with her brother, Francis Famuyibo who was also then a force to be reckoned with in Lagos and Southwest Nigeria.

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