Okeho Socialite Alhaji Alliyu Dodo Dies at 76, Final Burial Holds Today.




It was a gathering of personalities from all walks of life that unstressed the burial of Alhaji Alliyu Adebare.
Ayisa Aminu Jironni was laid to rest at his residence Idi-agbon Compound Gbonje, Okeho on Thursday 26th August, 2021.
Speaking during the okeho Central Mosque prayer for the soul of late treasurer of the mosque Chief Nurain Yaya IV extolled the virtues of the late Haji Dodo. He said death is not by age, everybody will die but what is important is how one lives. The cleric advised that good works should not be abandoned and wicked people should stop it because of death. He informed that everybody should think of death and its consequences because nobody knows when he or she would die.
Alfa Sufianu shaka V prayed fervently for the repose of Alhaji Rasheed Ballo prayed that the peacemaker and trustworthy person to rest in perfect peace.

The Biography of Late Alhaji Alliyu Adebare Ayisa Aminu Jironni
Peacemaker and politician, Alhaji Alliyu Adebare Aminu Jironni, popularly called Hajji Dodo was born 76years ago to late Alhaji Aminu Atanda Jironni and Hajia Seliat Mojoyinmola Jironni of Idi-agbon Compound Gbonje, Okeho and Ateere Compound Ogan, Okeho respectively. 
He attended Ansar-ud-deen primary School Eeyele, Okeho between 1955 and 1962 after which he book to wearing of Aso-Oke which is also his father’s business. He also took Aso-Oke to Ibadan and Ede Market and sold cotton.
Alhaji Dodo also acquired Quranic education from Alhaji Amusat Ariyo of Imam Olopoenia compound. Bode, Okeho and this inculcated discipline, truthfulness and self reliance in him, then as a young pupil and now as an elders fate man. With his desire for excellence he became prosperous in the trade of flours, soft drinks and kerosene and collection of daily contribution and diversified into selling of cement at Kajola Shopping Complex at Abese Compound, Gbonje, Okeho.
Alhaji Alliyu Aminu performed the holy pilgrimage to Mecca in 1977 was a treasurer of Okeho Central Mosque, one of the leaders of the progressive in Gbonje and Kajola Local Government. He was the secretary of Unity Committee Social Club, Okeho Omo Tijani Panapana and also Secretary Owoniran Social Club Omo Lasisi Adegbaye.
Dodo as he was fondly called during his life time was a friend to Late Alhaji Dauda Binuyoku, late Alhaji Sulaimon Alowonle, Sombe Adegbola, Ganiyu Kugbale and the present Onjo of Okeho, His Royal Majesty Oba Abdul Rafiu Osuolale Mustapha (Adeitan II)
Trustworthy Alliyu married to late Serifat Iyabo, Nusirat Agbeke, Ramota Agbeke, Late Risikat Anke, Afusat Anke and Late Jelilat Adunni and b lessed with children, grand children and great grand children. 
He used his life time to settled many fight and disputes among his fa,mily members, friends, societies and may more.

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