Oyebamiji Condoles Chairman Osun NUJ Correspondents’ Chapel, Shina Abubakar over father’s death, Sheikh Musa Olohunlogaju Abubakar
The leading gubernatorial aspirant of the All Progressives Congress, APC, in the forthcoming governorship election in Osun State, Asiwaju Munirudeen Bola Oyebamiji popularly called AMBO has expressed heartfelt condolences to the Chairman, Osun State Correspondents Chapel of the Nigeria Union of Journalists, NUJ, Mr. Adeshina Abubakar over the demise of his father, late Sheikh Musa Olohunlogaju Abubakar.
He described the demise of the erudite scholar as a huge loss not only to his immediate family but Osun Muslim Community in particular and League of Imams in general.
The death of Sheikh Olohunlogaju was announced on behalf of the entire family by his son, Adeshina Abubakar late Wednesday and buried yesterday in accordance with islamic rites.
Oyebamiji in a condolence statement, expressed griefs over the passing of the renowned cleric who he described as an encyclopedia of Quranic knowledge and Arabic studies.
He condoled Adeshina Abubakar, his siblings and other members of the bereaved family as well as Muslim Ummah in the state and beyond on the great loss.
“I received the news of the death of our father, Sheik Musa Olohunlogaju Abubakar with a rude shock. As a scholar and teacher, his immense contributions towards propagating and uplifting cause of Islam can not be overemphasized.
“On behalf of my family and the entire AMBO Movement, I heartily commiserate with the Chairman, Osun State Correspondents’ Chapel of the Nigeria Union of Journalists, NUJ, Mr. Adeshina Abubakar, his siblings and other members of the bereaved family as well as members of the Osun State Muslim Community, League of Imams and Alfas under the auspices of Sheikh Musa Animasahun, the Chief Imam of Osogbo land and Muslim Ummah in the state and beyond.
“I pray Almighty Allah to overlook Baba’s shortcomings, admit him into finest Aljanah Fridaos and grant his family the strength and fortitude to bear the irreplaceable loss”, Oyebamiji prayed.
