The First Lady of Lagos State, Dr. Claudiana Ibijoke Sanwo-Olu, has expressed profound sadness over the death of the South-West Women Leader of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Alhaja Yetunde Shakirat Adesanya, describing her passing as a significant loss to the women’s political community and the progressive family across the South-West region.
In a condolence message, Dr. Sanwo-Olu paid tribute to the late APC chieftain, describing her as a woman of exceptional strength, compassion, and commitment whose contributions to party development and women’s empowerment would be remembered for years to come.
The First Lady noted that Alhaja Adesanya distinguished herself as a bridge-builder, grassroots mobilizer, and loyal party stalwart who dedicated her life to the service of humanity and the promotion of progressive ideals.
According to Dr. Sanwo-Olu, the deceased played a pivotal role in encouraging and mentoring women to actively participate in politics and leadership, earning admiration and respect across political and social circles.
“The passing of Alhaja Yetunde Shakirat Adesanya is heartbreaking and deeply saddening. She was a courageous and committed woman whose impact transcended politics. Her unwavering dedication to the growth of the APC and her support for women and community development made her an outstanding personality who will be greatly missed,” she said.
Dr. Sanwo-Olu further described the late South-West APC Women Leader as a dependable ally and a source of encouragement to many women striving to make meaningful contributions in governance and public service.
She offered prayers for the peaceful repose of Alhaja Adesanya’s soul and urged God to grant her family, loved ones, political associates, and members of the APC the strength to bear the irreparable loss.
The death of Alhaja Yetunde Shakirat Adesanya has continued to attract tributes from political leaders, party members, and associates who have described her as a dedicated leader and advocate for women’s inclusion in politics.
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