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Lagos LG: Another Female Councillor, Zainab Shotayo, Dies After Inauguration

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By Akinwale Kasali

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Less than a week after Hon.Oluwakemi Rufai, Councillor, representing Ward C in Ibeju Lekki Local Council Development Area died after a brief illness, Odi Olowo/Ojuwoye Local Council Development Area has also lost its only Female Councillor, Hon Zainab Adesewa Shotayo. She was aged 30 years.

The late Shotayo, representing Ward C3 in the LCDA on the 6th Legislative House of the Council, reportedly  died after a brief illness.

Mourning her passing, Seyi Kehinde, Chairman of the LCDA expressed deep sorrow. He said the deceased left behind a significant legacy of dedication and service to the community.

In a statement released by his Media Office, Jakande described Hon. Zainab Shotayo as “not only the youngest member of the Council but also an exemplary leader who inspired many through her resilience and commitment to public service.

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“Her role as Chief Whip highlighted her dedication to improving the lives of her constituents and serving as a role model, particularly for young Women aspiring to take on leadership roles within their communities.

“The loss of Hon. Shotayo is a profound one for our community, On behalf of the Council and the entire Odi-Olowo/Ojuwoye community, I extend our deepest condolences to Hon. Shotayo’s family, friends, and the entire Ward C3 during this difficult time.

“We grieve with you as we honour her contributions and the impact she made within our community. We stand in solidarity as we navigate this irreparable loss together.

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Jakande stated that as Odi-Olowo/Ojuwoye LCDA collectively mourns this loss, he encourages the community to carry forward Hon. Shotayo’s vision for a brighter, prosperous future.

“Let us honour her memory by striving to uphold her values and continuing the work she was so passionate about,” he added.


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