POPULAR LADY PHOTOGRAPHER, RONKE PHOTO GOES HOME

The ancient town of Oyo today witnessed massive turn out of people from all walks of life as Chief Mrs. Felicia Oyeronke Sangogbenle was buried.
Ronke Photo as she was fondly called by people in Oyo and other south Western part of Nigeria where her professional calling took her lived for 67 years before she joined her ancestors.

A Christian wake keep was held in her honour at her Odo-eran residence in Oyo, while Lying in state took place in her home town, Fiditi.
Her burial service commenced at 11am this morning at First Baptist church, Oke Isokun, Oyo, internment later followed at Odo-eran while guest were entertained at Olivet Baptist High School, Oyo.
Honourable Akeem Adeyemi, son of Alaafin and a member, Federal House of Representative, Abuja was visibly present with other dignitaries

Ronke's popularity in the world of photography as a lady photographer spanned for almost five decades in Oyo and other South western part of Nigeria.
Having trained almost seventy successful photographers that are now operating home and abroad, she was seen and considered a distinct and fulfilled destiny helper.

She hailed from Fiditi in Oyo state, born in 1950, 26th October and had her last breath in the early hours of 15th May, 2018 in a hospital oversea where she went to meet her children for holiday.
In his reaction, Babatunde Gbenle referred to his late mother as a great mother with a wonderful heart.
"I never knew that would be our last time together when I went to drop Mum at the International Airport in Lagos when leaving for oversea. We thank God for a fulfilled life she lived and the great legacies she left behind, we shall continue to appreciate the great mother she was."

The popular Ronke Photo was survived by her husband, children, grand children, family and friends.