Tribute

Tribute for my Namesake I really can’t express in words how shocked and saddened I was when I heard the news . The only thing that gave me comfort was that you had passed on to more glorious things than we could ever see or imagine on this earth. Whilst I got to know you […]

Omo Ijebu egboro, omo awure fase banu…., omo eki lade owo, omo eki lajagun……,sun re oooo. Daddy I will miss you for ever.

You did not bid us farewell. You were strong and healthy. What went wrong what happened? How can we explain it? It is painful, very painful that you had to leave us so suddenly on this side of eternity. Nevertheless there is one thought that cheers me and makes my heart glad; you won’t have

Dr Owosho has joined the saints! Such a humble and cheerful neighbor! My last memory of him was when I saw him and he mentioned his wife had travelled and I promised to pay them a visit upon her return but sadly I never did. It was our esteem pleasure to know you great Sir!

Tribute to ‘Brother Mi: Brother mi, I find it extremely difficult to understand what happened but I know, according to the scripture, I will understand by and by. Brought up together by our grandparents in Osogbo, I grew up to know you as my only brother, hence I personalized you as ‘Brother mi’, adopted by

OLUWABUNMI My brother from a different mother. It’s hard to explain with words what a special person you were. A special person to laugh with me and help me find my way. A special person who listened when I didn’t know what to do. A special person who gave advice and helped me make it

Dr Olubunmi Owoso – My Boss The great orator of Yaba college of Technology- you wonder- orator? That is the man Dr Bunmi Owoso – man of many parts- who takes any assignment seriously and executes rationally and responsibly to the admiration of all. Dr Bunmi Owoso became my boss directly in 1987 after the

TRIBUTE TO BODA BUNMI OWOSO Boda Bunmi you were a rare senior brother and friend You gave me opportunity as your junior brother without conditions You were free with me and advised me on cordial relationship with my siblings. You were excited about the progress I made. I am deeply pained by the loss of

TRIBUTE TO MY RECTOR: My brother as I call you, the news of your demise came as a rude shock. I reached out to your wife on June 24th to invite both of you to my Zoom 70th Birthday. Unknown that you were sick I requested her to tell you I want to feel you

O that the Lord will teach us to number our days that we may apply our hearts to wisdom. One wonders why treasured persons go so soon. Dr Olubunmi Owoso was first a brother, a friend and ended up being my boss To think that so soon, we would miss your eloquence, your dedication and