President and Founder of Like Minds Christian Leaders Forum, Pastor Abraham Olaluwye, has expressed deep sorrow over the passing of Ward C3 Councillor, Hon. Zainab Kosoko.
In his condolence message, Pastor Olaluwye described her death as a painful and irreparable loss, not only to her family but also to the political community and the people she had pledged to serve.
“With heavy heart, I received the shocking news of the passing of our dear sister, Hon. Zainab Kosoko. Her sudden departure, less than a month after being sworn into office, is devastating. It is indeed a great loss to the people she set out to serve with passion, commitment, and dedication,” Pastor Olaluwye said.
He further noted that Hon. Kosoko was a humble and selfless leader whose genuine desire was to make a positive impact in her ward and contribute to the development of Odi-Olowo Ojuwoye LCDA.
Similarly, the President, Proprietors and Proprietresses of Private Schools in Politics, also joined in mourning the late Councillor, describing her as a shining light whose service to the people was cut short unexpectedly.
“On behalf of the Like Minds Christian Leaders Forum and the body of Proprietors and Proprietresses of Private Schools in Politics, I extend our heartfelt condolences to her family, friends, and the entire LCDA community. May Almighty God grant her eternal rest and give her loved ones the strength to bear this painful loss,” Pastor Olaluwye added.
Pastor Abraham Olaluwye
President & Founder, Like Minds Christian Leaders Forum
President, Proprietors & Proprietresses of Private Schools in Politics
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