OYSCOHEST ELEYELE GOVERNING COUNCIL CHAIRMAN,OGUNDIWIN GOES HOME

 

It was a cream of who is who at the commendation service of the Governing Council Chairman of Oyo State College of Health Science and Technology Eleyele Ibadan  Late Dr Aaron Ola Akanni Ogundiwin .


The Management of the College led by its Provost Pharm .Mrs Oluyemisi Oyewo, Governing Council members ,Staff and Students of Oyo State College of Health Science and Technology were among those who paid their last respect to the Late Political Scientist  who transited on Thursday 16th November, 2023.


The event which was held at Babcock University Ilisan Remo Ogun State  was also attended by the Oyo State Governor Engineer Seyi Makinde represented by Speaker Oyo State House of Assembly Rt.Honourable Debo Ogundoyin  and Management Staff of Babcock University ,the work place of the deceased .


Speaking at the  funeral service zoomed live,the Representative of Oyo State Governor ,the Speaker of Oyo State House of Assembly  Hon Debo Ogundoyin described the deceased  as a pillar of Governor Seyi Makinde Government who had contributed  to the success of the administration.


Delivering a Sermon, the Cleric,Pastor Doctor Tunji Olaofe who anchored his preaching on Brevity of life  admonished the congregation to sow good seeds while  alive as no one knows the end .


He said though Dr Aaron lived briefly but he had done a lot for which he would for ever be remembered  calling on people to accept Jesus Christ as Lord and Saviour


In her Tribute,the OYSCOHEST Provost  Mrs Oluyemisi Oyewo described Late Dr .Aaron Ola Ogundiwin as an exemplary leader,a steady  compass at work who was patient,supportive and truly a wonderful boss .


She noted with delight that the deceased had done a lot for the College    praying God to grant the wife Dr Mrs Ijeoma Ogundiwin ,children , siblings,aged  and the entire College family the fortitude to bear the irreparable painful and saddened untimely loss.


Delivering.a speech at the commendation service on behalf of the Governing Council members ,Management,Staff and Students ot Oyo State College of Health Science and Technology Eleyele Ibadan  the Registrar of the College who is also the Secretary to the College Governing  Council Mrs Dupe Ayoola said Late Dr.Aaron Ola  Ogundiwin,s contributions to the College were.immeasurable while his tenure as Chairman was characterized by relentless pursuit of excellence .


 Late Dr .Aaron Ola Ogundiwin was born on 26th July, he was appointed Chairman of the College Governing  Council on 16thFrbrusry 2021, the Deceased was the Oyo State Co ordinator Omi Tuntun in Diaspora.


The College Governing Council was inaugurated on  17th April 2021 and Dr. Aaron was the Chairman until his transition on Thursday ,16th November ,2023 at the age of 47.

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