Late retired police woman, ‘Aunty Ayo La’Lagbon’ mentioned by Orlando Owoh in song buried in Lagos

The remains of the late retired Assistant Commissioner of Police Ayodele Fadairo who was the toast in one of the evergreen albums of late Kennery music icon, Orlando Owoh has been committed to mother earth in Lagos.

Penpushing reports that funeral service for the 68-year-old deceased was held at Ikoyi cemetery, and earlier in the week, the community had gathered to celebrate her life during a service of songs and a christian wake.

The ceremony was well-attended by serving and retired police officers, members of her church, Mountain of Fire and Miracles Ministries International (MFM), old students of Anglican Grammar School, Igbara-Oke (AGSI) and members of the Igbara-Oke Community in Lagos as well as other dignitaries who came to bid her final farewell.

Penpushing further reports that the deceased, popularly known as Aunty Ayo L’Alagbon, gained prominence when Dr. Orlando Owoh mentioned her alongside other prison officers in his song titled “Experience,” released after his release from the Alagbon prison.

The deceased was an admirer of late Orlando Owoh’s music even before they met, who found inspiration in his music, and upon learning of his (Owoh)incarceration in Alagbon, she expressed a desire to meet him.

Penpushing further reports that the duo subsequently developed a close bond, and Owoh held her in high regard having provided him with guidance and counseling, encouraging him to overcome his drug addiction and other challenges, while she was instrumental in supporting him during his time in prison.

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