Senator Sharafadeen Alli (APC-Oyo South) has joined the Oyo State community in mourning the passing of Madam Wulemotu Aweni Babalola, mother of Alhaji Ademola Babalola, Chairman of the Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ), Oyo State Council.
In a heartfelt condolence message signed by his Special Adviser on Media, Akeem Abas, and shared with newsmen on Sunday in Ibadan, Senator Alli expressed his profound sadness over the loss of a woman he described as an embodiment of virtue, warmth, and selflessness.
Senator Alli paid tribute to Madam Wulemotu’s remarkable character, describing her as a steadfast support to her family and a source of positive influence within her community. “Madam Wulemotu was a pillar of strength, compassion, and resilience,” Alli noted. “Her nurturing spirit shaped her children and left a meaningful impact on all who were fortunate to know her.”
He remarked on how her legacy of kindness, compassion, and strength lives on through her children, especially in Alhaji Ademola Babalola’s service and dedication to the journalism profession. Senator Alli acknowledged that Madam Wulemotu’s values were vividly reflected in Alhaji Babalola’s leadership and commitment to elevating the NUJ and supporting his community.
“Alhaji Babalola’s unwavering dedication to journalism and his service to society speak volumes about the values and upbringing imparted by his late mother,” the senator added. “Her life’s legacy of integrity and warmth will continue to inspire her family and the countless lives she touched.”
Senator Alli recognized the profound grief facing Alhaji Babalola and his family at this time, encouraging them to find solace in the memories of their mother’s remarkable life. He prayed that Almighty Allah would grant her eternal rest and give her family the courage to bear this great loss with resilience and unity.
On behalf of the people of the Oyo South Senatorial District, Senator Alli extended his deepest condolences to Alhaji Babalola, his family, and the entire Oyo NUJ community. He urged them to cherish the lasting memories of a beloved mother and matriarch whose legacy of compassion, resilience, and service will live on for generations.
