Inside Details Why Lamidi Adedibu’s Wife, Bose Doesn’t Want To Remarry

…How she is coping without strongman of oyo politics

Emerging details have brought to fore reasons why Alhaja Bose, the wife of deceased power behind the politics of Oyo Alhaji Lamidi Adedibu doesn’t want to remarry.

According to information available the widow of the man credited with the emergence of this and that persons as the Governor of Oyo state is still leveraging on the clout and leverage of the late hubby to remain relevant in the state.

Currently operating as the matriach of the Adedibu clan, she is said to have better ”weight” than even the sons of the late political strong who effected removal of a ”sitting” governor at the height of his reign.

”Alhaja wouldn’t want to lose all the perks and grace that comes with the Adedibu name by remarrying” an insider claimed.

Sources insist though she is linked to this and that companion, her relevance and comfort is believed to solely rely on being ”mrs Adedibu”.

”The name still open doors for her, especially in Oyo state and most of the followers of baba (adedibu) still reach out to the widow of their late leader…trying to ease her living

”Marriage to another man would greatly diminish, if it doesn’t wipe out these show of affections that has kept her in good stead since her husband passed on” a source pointed out.

”And this is a fifty something years old woman you are talking about…even if she remarries, as what would it be? Wife number 1, 2 or 3” another source pointed out.

Societynowng.com learnt though ”suitors” serenade her, the fact that it is very hard to find a man that dwarfs the image of the late Adedibu amongst them- and beyond them- is also a factor that aids her decision not to remarry.

”The thinking is why let go a big fish for a tadpole” another insider provider insight.

Though said to have ”comforters”, information available reveal Alhaja Bose still very much the woman of the house at the residence of the late power of Oyo politics is said to very much prefer being an Adedibu- along with perks that still comes with it- than mrs ”another person”.