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In the shimmering ballrooms of the social circuit, the spotlight finds its mark on a woman with an elegant poise. Whether decked in a royal ensemble or clad in a casual gown that hugs her curves, Olori Sola Adeoti customarily becomes the center of attention, her smile radiant, her steps graceful. Her presence commands the room, a far cry from the conservative bank chief she once was.
The story of Sola Adeoti’s transformation from a boardroom titan to a ballroom diva is one that has intrigued many, a journey marked by adversity, resilience, and a newfound love for life.
The Rise and Fall
Olori Sola Adeoti had always been a woman of ambition. From her early days as a young banker, she possessed an unwavering determination to climb the corporate ladder. Her rise was meteoric, ascending through the ranks to eventually become the CEO of one of the country’s most prestigious banks.
In the boardroom, Sola was known for her sharp intellect, her strategic vision, and her no-nonsense demeanor. She was respected, feared, and admired in equal measure. Yet, behind the polished exterior, there was a woman wrestling with her own demons.
It was during a routine health check-up that Sola received the news that would change her life forever: cancer. The diagnosis hit her like a sledgehammer, shattering her sense of invincibility. Suddenly, the once indomitable CEO found herself vulnerable, facing a battle she had never anticipated.
But if cancer was the first blow, the second came shortly after when her husband, unable to cope with the news, left her. The betrayal cut deep, leaving Sola adrift in a sea of despair. For a while, she withdrew from the world, retreating into solitude as she grappled with her illness and her broken heart.
This was undoubtedly a trying point in the life of the daughter of wealthy industrialist, Chief Samuel Adedoyin. First, she was diagnosed with breast cancer which compelled her to seek medical intervention outside the shores of this country.
No sooner did she return to the country than she became a regular guest of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission for the monumental fraud being perpetuated at her family’s bank, City Express Bank. She was eventually kicked out as the Managing Director/CEO and the bank liquidated. While that was going on, her only son was diagnosed with brain cancer that nearly terminated his life. But like she did, her son survived the disease.
The Phoenix Rising
It may be said that despite the darkness that threatened to consume her, Sola refused to surrender. With steely determination, she fought her cancer with the same tenacity she had once applied to her career. In the same vein, she guided her son through the ordeal, to good health. Aside from battling cancer as a personal affliction, she found it tedious fighting off the disease from claiming her beloved son. And against all odds, she emerged victorious, her body scarred but her spirit unbroken.
Shortly after the City Express Bank closed shop and she survived her health ordeal, Sola went into hibernation and never made any public appearance until the news of her second marriage to Oba Francis Alao, the Olugbon of Orile Igbon in Oyo State in 2017 was made public.
Perhaps the most surprising twist in Sola’s story came when she met Oba Alao, the man who would become her second husband: a king. Their love story was the stuff of fairytales, a whirlwind romance that swept them both off their feet. With him by her side, Sola found a happiness she had never known, a sense of belonging that transcended all else.
Sola, who was previously married to a certain Mr Adeoti, a clergyman with the Redeemed Christian Church of God, before it ended, due to irreconcilable differences, didn’t think she would give marriage a second chance until she met Oba Alao. The latter bathed her with love and royal care and almost instantly, she regained her groove.
She subsequently got married to Oba Alao and their marriage was blessed with a set of male twins nearly 20 years after she had her first son for her ex-husband, Adeoti.
The Party Animal
It was during her recovery that Sola’s life took an unexpected turn. At a charity gala, she found herself drawn to the dance floor, the music stirring something deep within her. With tentative steps, she began to move, her body responding to the rhythm in a way she had never experienced before.
From that moment on, Sola was hooked. Dance became her refuge, her therapy, her passion. She threw herself into it with abandon, embracing a side of herself she had long suppressed. Gone were the days of the stern CEO; in her place stood a woman alive with joy, unafraid to embrace life’s pleasures.
As Sola’s love for dance grew, so too did her appetite for adventure. She traded her power suits for glamorous gowns, her corporate events for glittering soirées. Where once she had shunned the spotlight, now she basked in it, revelling in the attention that came with her newfound fame.
Today, Sola Adeoti is a woman transformed. No longer bound by the constraints of her past, she dances through life with grace and exuberance that is truly infectious. She may have started her journey as a conservative CEO, but she has ended it as a bonafide ballroom diva, a testament to the power of resilience, reinvention, and the unyielding spirit of a woman who refused to be defined by her circumstances.
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Source: thecapital.ng
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