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Former NUJ National Secretary, Jola Ogunlusi, Dies @ 91

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A former National Secretary of the Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ), Mr Jola Ogunlusi, is dead.

Ogunlusi died Saturday morning in Lagos after a brief illness.

He was 91 years.

A statement signed on behalf of the family by AIT journalist, Gbenga Aruleba, confirmed Pa Ogunlusi’s death.

Aruleba said: “With profound sadness but utmost gratitude to God for a fulfilled and life well-spent, the Ogunlusi family announces the passing of our beloved Patriarch, Father, Grandfather and Uncle, Mr. Jola Ogunlusi, who departed this life on Saturday, April 19, 2025, at 9:54 am, following a brief illness. He was aged 91.

“Papa Jola, as he was fondly known, indeed lived a fulfilled life dedicated to the service of humanity and God.

“From his active days as a Journalist in the early 70s and later his assumption of office as the National Secretary of the Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ).

“Pa Ogunlusi was indeed an epitome of dedication, loyalty, and singular commitment to equity, Justice, and fairness.

“In all his call to duty, our Daddy left an indelible mark on everyone with his sincerity and commitment.

“He was a kind, loving, and Caring man to his family, extended family members, colleagues, acquaintances, and people generally.

“Pa Ogunlusi was President of FESTAC TOWN RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION, and his efforts, alongside others, eventually led to the creation of the Amuwo Odofin LCDA.

“Pa Ogunlusi was also, during his lifetime, the Chairman of the Community Development Council, Amuwo Odofin chapter, where his commitment to community development shone brightly.

“Our Daddy impacted our lives and the lives of countless others in many ways we cannot overstress.

“His legacy of love, wisdom, and kindness will continue to inspire us, his children, family, and friends.

“While the family is in the process of announcing his burial plans, we kindly request prayers, condolences, and support for the family during this difficult time.”

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