Engr. Temitayo Agemo-Okuboyejo has expressed deep sorrow over the death of Chief Mrs. Alice Ebebe Tella, describing her as a devoted wife and the loss as irreparable to family and close associates
“More Than Politics, We Are Family” — Agemo-Okuboyejo Pays Emotional Tribute to Late Alice Tella
A wave of grief has swept through family, friends, and political associates following the passing of Chief Mrs. Alice Ebebe Tella, as Temitayo Agemo-Okuboyejo offered a heartfelt and deeply emotional condolence to the Ogun State Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party, Dr. Abayomi Tella over the loss of his beloved wife.
Chief Mrs. Alice Ebebe Tella passed away on Sunday after a brief illness, leaving behind a legacy of devotion, strength, and unwavering commitment to her family. Her passing has created a void described by many as impossible to fill.
In a message that resonated far beyond the boundaries of politics, Agemo-Okuboyejo, an Igbesa-born UK-trained engineer and staunch member of the Ogun State PDP, spoke not just as a political associate but as a kinsman bound by shared heritage and deep personal ties.
“This loss is not one we can define in simple terms,” she said, her words heavy with emotion. “Madam Ebebe was more than a wife to my brother, Dr. Tella, she was his pillar, her quiet strength in every season. Through joy and trials, she stood firmly by him, embodying loyalty and love in its purest form.”
Agemo-Okuboyejo emphasized that the relationship between her and Dr.Tella transcends political affiliations, describing it as one rooted in kinship, shared values, and enduring bonds.
“Beyond politics, we are family,” she continued. “And in moments like this, the pain cuts deeper because it is personal. The vacuum her departure has created is not just felt in the Tella household but among all of us who were privileged to know her warmth, her grace, and her unwavering support for those she loved.”
She described the late Mrs. Tella as a devoted wife whose commitment to her husband remained steadfast under all circumstances, noting that her life was a testament to sacrifice, resilience, and quiet dignity.
“Her devotion was rare and inspiring,” Agemo-Okuboyejo added. “She gave her all to her home, standing beside her husband in ways that words can hardly capture. Such a woman leaves footprints on the hearts of many, and that is why this loss feels irreparable—not just for the family, but for close friends and associates like myself.”
As tributes continue to pour in from different quarters, the message from Agemo-Okuboyejo stands out for its deeply personal tone, reflecting a bond that goes beyond public life into the realm of shared humanity and brotherhood.
She concluded with prayers for strength and comfort for Dr. Tella and the entire family, urging them to find solace in the impactful life she lived.
“In this dark hour, my prayer is that God grants my brother the fortitude to bear this painful loss. Madam Ebebe lived well, loved deeply, and gave selflessly. Her memory will remain a guiding light for all of us.”
The passing of Chief Mrs. Alice Ebebe Tella marks not just the end of a life well lived, but the beginning of a legacy that will continue to echo through the lives she touched, a reminder of love, loyalty, and the enduring power of family bonds.
