Abisola Kola-Daisi Lives On — Family, Friends Launch Charity Food Bank in Her Honour

In memory of Abisola Kola-Daisi, daughter of the late former Oyo State governor Abiola Ajimobi and beloved wife and mother, her family and friends recently came together to organise a charity food bank outreach aimed at supporting vulnerable members of the community. While the full guest and beneficiary list hasn’t been widely publicised, the initiative drew heartfelt support from community leaders and volunteers determined to transform grief into action — a practical gesture reflecting her legacy of warmth and care. 

What remains striking about this food bank effort is not just the act of giving, but the meaning beneath the giving. In a world where charity can sometimes look like a headline, this moment was rooted in remembrance — turning loss into a living rhythm of compassion. Abisola’s family chose to transform absence into presence by feeding others, echoing a truth we often overlook: that grief and generosity can share the same heartbeat. In an economy where hunger isn’t just a statistic but a daily reality for many, this gesture becomes more than kindness; it becomes a quiet call to collective responsibility. Perhaps the lingering question isn’t whether giving back matters — but how we allow the memory of those we’ve loved to shape how we care for the lives still here with us?

In a culture where compassion is more powerful than performance, what does it take for us to see charity not as exception, but as a reflection of collective humanity?

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