PHOTONEWS: Tears, Tributes As Renowned Professor, Lai Oso, Is Buried

You missed the memorable moments, you don’t worry. Platforms Africa captures the burial of Professor Oso held in his hometown of Sagamu, Southwest Nigeria.

 

Tears and tributes flowed freely as late Professor Lai Oso was buried on Friday, July 14, in his hometown of Sagamu, Southwest Nigeria.

Oso, a renowned professor of communication, died in a motor accident along the Ore-Sagamu expressway on Saturday, June 24, 2023.

Widow of Professor Lai Oso, Abimbola (middle) , being consoled by Professor Rotimi Olatunji (left) and another sympathiser, after interment at the cemetery along Ikenne Road, Sagamu

He was coming from Delta State University (DELSU) where he had gone as an external examiner for PhD students.

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At the final burial event for the scholar described by many as an Icon, and a compassionate man who lived a life of impact, over 30 professors and scores of associate professors, and about one hudred PhD holders from Universities across the World paid glowing tributes.

Oso’s first daughter, Simisola, (middle) being led out of the cemetery by sympathisers

Platforms Africa reports that many sympathisers were moved to tears when some of those who worked closely with late Oso took the stage to describe how he inconvinient himself to make them succeed in their academic pursuits.

Deceased’s remains being carried in casket to the cemetery

A renowned professor of communication. Pate, who is one of the acquaintances of the deceased said that Oso was ahead in humility as much as he was in schorlaship.

Paying Last Respect: Team Lead, Platforms Africa, Adeola Yusuf (left) with President, Lagos State Local  Government Tourism Officers (LALOTO), Damilare Shoye, at the burial of their late lecturer and PhD theses supervisor, Prof. Lai Oso

“The year he finished his PhD was the year I finished my first degree. He would not show he was my senior.  He was a great friend words will forever be inadequate to describe,” Pate said.

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