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LAGOS Property Player, Prince KAZEEM ELETU-ODIBO
This is not the best time for popular Lagos Big Boy, Prince Kazeem Eletu Odibo. He lost his 75 years old mother a few weeks ago and he’s really pained and saddened at the moment.
Sunday 11th, June 2023 was the day set aside for the final prayer of the late Mrs Janet Gbadamosi Eletu-Odibi, who died a few days ago after a brief illness. The late Madam Janet was a popular person in the christiandom before her death. She was the founder of a popular C&S Church, called Ori-Oke Majemu in Osapa London, Lekki. She was popularly known as the Mother-In-Isreal during her lifetime. April last year, she was gifted a brand new house by her only son, Prince Kazeem Eletu Odibo. The story of the house was widely reported in the pages of newspapers across the country.
When the news of her death was announced, people thronged to his house in Osapa to commiserate with him. The Lagos State government, politicians of note, real estate gurus, his friends, relatives and family members were also there to commiserate with the family.
Madam Ganiyat Janet Eletu-Odibo, was born on 26th December 1945 to the Obanla Kasali family in Awori Kingdom. During her lifetime, Mama was a very hard-working woman, who made sure that whatever she finds her hands doing, she does it with all her might. She’s a caring mother, not only to her own biological children but also to her grandchildren and people around her. Despite her Muslim background, she was a devoted Christian and also a founder of spiritual mountain ; Ori-Oke Majemu, Osapa London, Lekki.
She was married to High Chief Gbadamosi Eletu-Odibo, the founder of Osapa kingdom and Eletu-Odibo in Lagos until her death. She died at the age of 75 years.
She was survived by children, grandchildren, great grand children, and an aged mother. Sunday 11, June, 2023, family and friends gathered at the Prince Kazeem Eletu-Odibo axis for 8 day prayers for the late Mrs. Janet. The officiating Pastor at the event was Prophet Oladele Isreal, popularly known as Genesis. He anchored the event from beginning to end. During the programme, Prince Kazeem, revealed alot about his late mother and why it will be difficult to forget her. According to him: “My mother was a strong woman. She remained steadfast in her prayers and faith till her death!
She never lost hope and she never gave up. Her unwavering faith in prayers and commitment has been a source of strength for me and I know that. I know very sure that her prayers and faith helped me succeed in life! I can never be where I am today without her love, guidance, and prayers. My mother had a strong faith. She believed that with God all things are possible. She taught me to trust In God and to never give up. She instilled in me a sense of purpose and a desire to make a difference in this world. Today, I stand before you I can boldly say my mother’s prayers have been answered. Through her prayer, I have achieved milestones. Her prayer guide me through the darkest of times and propelled me toward a future filled with promises. Although, my mother is no longer with us but her spirit is still here with us. Her legacy of faith and prayer is forever on my mind and constantly reminds me of her strength and unwavering devotion to the transformative power of prayer.
As we mourn her passing, let us also celebrate her life and the legacies she left behind. Let us remind her as a woman of faith, a loving mother.
To my dear mother, you will always be in my heart and I will never forget the love and prayers that helped me to where I am today. I love you mother!
My mother is an inspiring soul, who is always there for all who came to her with their troubles. Your home was always open to everyone including relatives, friends, and neighbors, because your hospitality made them feel special. You are my world. You did not have much but we always feel you had everything. You did not leave millions in your bank account but you left a legacy that’s worth emulating. My mother was an honest person and a God-fearing mother. She was prayerful in her lifetime. She was my world. We never knew you will leave us so soon”
–ISAAC ABIMBADE
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