Tribute

We are greatly  saddened  to  receive  the news of the demise of our family friend for over 45 years. Dr Olubunmi  Owoso  was a reliable colleague, a committed academic and administrator.  His wise counsel will be greatly missed. May the Lord comfort and console his family. May our Merciful  Father continue to strengthen his family […]

“Uncle Bunmi “ as  we fondly called him will be remembered for his kindness great humility, love for God and everyone who knew him.  Uncle Bunmi was a pillar of strength for me and my family when I lost my husband. I can never forget him. He will forever remain in our hearts. May God

As an in law to my Uncle, Engr. Bola Agbola, I knew Dr. Owoso on the family front; As co-members of Egboro Klub of Ijebu-Jesa, I knew Dr. Owoso on the social/humanitarian front and as a journalist who handled media engagements for his administration as Rector of Yaba College of Technology, I knew Dr. Owoso

There exists a gap between birth and death. What matters in eternity is what we choose to fill in the dash/gap in between birth and death. All honour and glory to HIS HOLY NAME that my brother Dr. Olubunmi Owoso filled his gap with memories and legacies worthy of emulation, especially, by the people he

It feels strange to be writing about Mr. Owoso in the past tense. When I was younger. I spent so much time at the Owosos’ and Mr. Owoso accepted me as a part of his family. He was a very generous man, and so put together. We called him Brother B as a sign of

A Farewell to my Primary School Classmate – Dr. Olubunmi Owoso Your death came as a rude shock to me. There is lot to say about you and I could write a whole book about you, but space and time will not permit me, so I have no choice than to be brief. We met

Dr Olubunmi Owoso was my boss for a period of 7 years having served as a member of his extended management team. He was also a personal friend and a Christian brother. He loved his job and did it with excellence anything short of that was unacceptable to him. Despite that, he was humane. I

On reading the announcement of the passage of Dr. Bunmi Owoso, I really felt devastated. Not quite a week ago going through my archives I stumbled on pictures taken about ten years ago when I invited him as a guest speaker at the official inauguration of a motivational series for secondary school students tagged; ”

Oh, what a sad news, what a shock, what a pain to read this! COVID-19, the murder of George Floyd and the consequent upheavals have kept me so busy and away from this platform. Indeed I have just taken a break to answer a phone call and to my shock a message popped up on

Dr. Owoso, visionary and decisive leader, friend, and inspirational son of Africa, StartUpAfrica (www.startupafrica.org) celebrates your life for believing and standing with the African TVET students. Because of you, the Talent Innovation Competition for TVET students was inaugurated last year during CAPA Conference in Kigali. That seed you planted will live on, and the legacy