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One of the late Alaafin of Oyo, Oba Lamidi Adeyemi’s wives, Olori Abbey, is lamenting the passing of the king.

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The Alaafin of Oyo, Lamidi Adeyemi, passed away at the Afe Babalola University Teaching Hospital in Ado Ekiti in April, according to a report from Gossipinfo News.

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Early on Saturday morning, the body of the senior Yoruba traditional leader was carried to Oyo, where traditional ceremonies got under way.

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The late king or queen had governed for 52 years at the age of 83, making him or her the Alaafin with the longest reign.

Olori Abbey shared pictures of herself with the Alaafin’s frame to commemorate his five-month anniversary.

She prayed for their maker to be satisfied with their creator, affectionately known as Current Alhaja.

“Five months Gone. May Almighty Allah continue to be pleased with your Soul Okomi Atanda Morodiya’Omo ADENIRAN”.

Last month, Olori Abbey grieved as she marked 4months remembrance of the Late Alaafin of Oyo

The queen, who was yet to get over his death, took to her Instagram page to remember him.

Fondly known as Current Alhaja, she noted how it had been four months since he left them.

She prayed for his soul to rest in peace and affirmed her love for him.

Hailing him, Queen Abbey stated that the late king would forever be in her heart.

Her post reads,

“It is four months today that you left us. May you continue to soul rest in perfect peace. Forever in heart, my husband Atanda, where the lion lives, the animal that goes to is not lucky, where the creature of war is left, the father of the one that is left. Walking around the corner. The thought of the pit kills the dog, the thought of the matter is the deceitful, the thought of a rich man is the one who has the power, the portion of the poor kills the owner. Whoever the Atanda holds a long hand if war, the Lord is the king’s law. Continue rest in peace, Omoibironke”.

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