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Ooni Of Ife Loses Elder Brother, Prince Adetunji Ogunwusi
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Ooni Of Ife Loses Elder Brother, Prince Adetunji Ogunwusi

InformationNG 2 days 2 mins read

The death of Prince Adetunji was announced on Sunday in a statement by the Ooni of Ife Leadership Colloquium, which paid tribute to his life and contributions to business and society.

“It is with profound sadness that we received news of Prince Adetunji Ogunwusi’s passing, leaving family, friends, associates and countless admirers mourning deeply,” the statement said.

The group described the deceased as the immediate elder brother of the Ooni of Ife and noted that he distinguished himself in the business world through his leadership as Chairman of Primewaterview Limited.

According to the statement, Prince Adetunji was known for his integrity, vision and commitment to excellence, qualities that earned him the respect of colleagues, business partners and aspiring entrepreneurs.

It added that his life was marked by resilience, humility, generosity and purposeful service, describing his death as a significant loss to the Ogunwusi family, Nigeria’s business community and traditional institutions.

“Our heartfelt condolences are extended to the Ooni of Ife with sincere prayers for divine strength,” the statement read.

The group also sympathised with members of the Ogunwusi family, friends, associates and colleagues of the deceased, praying that they would find comfort during the period of mourning.

It said Prince Adetunji’s contributions to commerce, leadership and community development would remain an enduring legacy, expressing hope that his life would continue to inspire future generations.

“May Prince Adetunji Ogunwusi rest in perfect peace, while his remarkable legacy continues inspiring generations with dignity, honour, compassion, wisdom and excellence,” the statement added.

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