By The Catalyst Cable News
The Ogun State chapter of Conference of United Political Parties (CUPP) on Tuesday, joined the league of sympathisers pouring postmortem encomium on the late Ogun socialite, Princess Kadijat Abike Adebisi Edionseri, whose death occurred at the age of 89.
In a condolences message, signed by the CUPP state chairman, Otunba (Dr.) Femi Soluade and forwarded to the family, copy of which was made available to The Catalyst Cable, CUPP said it was "deeply saddened" by the news of the passing away of the the Ogun socialite, who was famously referred to as "Madam Cash" during her lifetime.
Soluade in the condolence message, described Madam Cash as "a remarkable businesswoman and a true philanthropist", whose contributions to the society, particularly in her commitment towards uplifting the downtrodden in society.
H
e emphatically declared that Madam Cash's exit will definitely leave an indelible marks in the heart of many across all social and political circles because of her selflessness, dedication, and generosity which he said, touched many lives.
While commiserating with the family of the deceased, Soluade said the entire CUPP members stands with the family of the late socialite, stressing that her absence will be "keenly felt by all who knew her".
"The people of Ogun State, the business community and all those whose lives were touched by her generosity will greatly miss her".
"We stand in solidarity with her family at this incredibly difficult time. May God grant them the strength and fortitude to bear this painful loss. Madam Cash’s legacy of kindness, compassion, and hard work will continue to inspire generations to come".
The Catalyst Cable
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