Buhari’s Aide Loses Mum

The Senior Special Assistant to the President on Job Creation and Youth Employment, Afolabi Imoukhuede, has lost his mother, Olubunmi Olayinka Imoukhuede, nee Olusoga.

Announcing the death via a statement by the family of late Chief Joseph Enaifoghe Imoukhuede, whose patriarch, late Joseph, was the first non-Yoruba permanent secretary in the civil service of the old Western Region and the first Secretary to Government and Head of the Civil Service of the Midwest, the late matriarch, popularly known as Sisi, died on Friday, May 1, 2020.

Sisi Olubunmi was born 75 years ago in Lagos Island to the families of Gabriel and Yetunde Olusoga of Ijebu descent in Ogun State. She was part of the pioneer set of the prestigious May Flower School, Ikenne, Ogun State in the late 50s.

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“Sisi was an extremely quiet, cheerful, and peace-loving lady; a simple fashionable lady who was always wearing her smiles to all and sundry at all times even in deep hurtful pains.

” She was a humanitarian par excellence and a deep lover of God. A staunch member of the St. Johns Church, Aroloya, Lagos from her childhood, she would be deeply missed by all both young and old,” the family said in the statement.

She is survived by her children, grandchildren, sisters, brothers, aunties and uncles, amongst whom is Afolabi Imoukhuede the Senior Special Assistant to President Muhammadu Buhari on Job Creation and Youth Employment.

The statement further stated that burial arrangements would be announced later.