The family of Late Adeseun Ogundoyin have commemorated the 33rd anniversary of the late business mogul cum politician at his Eruwa hometown, Ibarapa with special prayers held in his memory.
The Speaker, Oyo state House of Assembly, Rt. Hon. Adebo Ogundoyin disclosed this in a post on his official Facebook page on Wednesday, June 18 as part of activities lined up for the three days program for their late patriarch’s remembrance.
Ogundoyin, according to his post, led his siblings, family members, and friends to the family vault in Eruwa, Oyo State where special prayer was held by the deceased’s graveside.
According to Ogundoyin’s Facebook post, the family was gathered together to honor the legacy of their late father while equally celebrating his life filled with landmark accomplishments in both public and private life.
While expressing gratitude to God for the thousands of lives and the society his late father impacted, the Chairman, Nigeria Conference of Speakers reaffirmed his avowed commitment and dedication to the sustenance of his father’s legacy.
“Today, the Ogundoyin family gathered at the family vault to commemorate the 33rd anniversary of the passing of our beloved patriarch, Late Chief Adeseun Ogundoyin.
“With hearts full of love and memories, we came together to honor his legacy, celebrate his life, and pray for the eternal rest of his soul.
“Prayers were led by Rev M. O Ayoola of First baptist Church, Eruwa, Snr Apostle Akinyode of C&S Ajilete and the Imam of Anko, Eruwa Alhaji Moshood Oladele.
“In my brief remarks, I appreciated everyone for coming and I said that the memories and legacies of Chief Adeseun Ayisa Ogundoyin linger on in our hearts and minds.
“I expressed gratitude to God for the impacts my late father had on thousands of lives.
“May his memory continue to inspire and guide us, and may his soul continue to rest in peace.” Ogundoyin’s post reads.
The late Ogundoyin was a business mogul of global repute, and an renowned philanthropist whose records of developmental contribution to his people remain unmatched, decades after his death.