Sanwo-Olu, Mbah, Others Commiserate With PRM Africa Boss Over Wife’s Death

Lagos State Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu and his Enugu State counterpart, Peter Mbah, have joined the list of eminent personalities across Africa’s political and business circles to commiserate with the President of the All Africa Music Awards (AFRIMA) and the Managing Director of PRM Africa Marketing and Communications Limited, Mike Dada, over the death of his wife, Modupe Temitope Dada.
Modupe Dada, Nee Baruwa, died peacefully on Saturday, October 19, 2024, and her death has continued to draw an outpouring of sympathy and commiseration from across Africa.

Lagos State Governor Sanwo-Olu, in his condolence message, expressed deep sadness over the loss, saying Modupe was undoubtedly the pillar of support in the background of Dada’s towering achievements in Africa’s creative communication and media industries.

Sanwo-Olu described the deceased, a reputed banker, as a woman whose strength was deeply felt, even from behind the scenes.

The Governor urged Dada “to take solace in the beautiful memories of her life as her legacy of kindness and support would continue to live on. I am in solidarity, sharing your grief and offering our heartfelt condolences. May God grant you and the entire family the strength and courage to bear this irreparable loss.”.

Enugu State Governor Mbah also commiserated with the family in a heartfelt message, saying Modupe led a life of virtue.

Mbah described Ijebu Ode-born banker, as a woman of great character who provided stability and encouragement to her husband while building a warm and loving home.

“The late Modupe was a virtuous woman and a pillar of support who played a crucial role in her husband’s career and personal life. Her death has left a significant void not only in your family but also among those who had the privilege of knowing her.

“The people of Enugu share in the grief of your family and pray for strength and comfort during this difficult time,” the Governor told Dada.

Former Lagos State Governor Akinwunmi Ambode, who had known Mrs Dada since his days as the state’s Accountant-General, was among the early callers.

Ambode commended Modupe’s quiet but profound impact on those around her, noting that she was a steadfast partner to her husband, especially in his efforts to promote African music and culture through AFRIMA. He prayed for peace and strength for the family to navigate through their loss.

“She was an extraordinary partner and an exceptional woman whose kindness, compassion, and unwavering dedication to her family will remain unforgettable. The support and partnership she provided throughout your journey were truly invaluable. Her legacy will continue to inspire and uplift us all,” he told Dada.