Abeokuta: Former President Olusegun Obasanjo, along with family members and friends, gathered in Abeokuta to commemorate the 20th memorial service of former First Lady, Stella Obasanjo. The Church service was held at the Chapel of Christ the Glorious King, OOPL, with notable attendees including former Governors Gbenga Daniel and Ibikunle Amosun.

According to News Agency of Nigeria, Obasanjo remarked in a brief interview following the service, "We are celebrating a life of service." During the service, John Abebe, the younger brother of the late First Lady, shared heartfelt memories of Stella, emphasizing her calm demeanor and ever-present smile. He recalled how her presence and encouragement brought comfort to their grieving family after the passing of their oldest brother.

Olumuyiwa Obasanjo, Stella's only child, reflected on his mother's enduring legacy, noting her infectious laughter and the valuable life lessons she imparted. He expressed how her caring yet strict nature continues to influence his life. "She was caring and protective... but also strict and would not tolerate any deviation from you," he said.

Former Ogun governor, Gbenga Daniel, also spoke, expressing gratitude for Stella's life and the lasting impact she made. He mentioned the dedication of a motherless home in her honor during his tenure as governor.

Rev. Yusufu Obaje, in his sermon, highlighted Stella Obasanjo's unwavering faith and exemplary life, underscoring her lifelong submission to the will of God.