Oko Oloyun one year remembrance to hold in Ibadan... PAN members describe him as a man with vision

Oke Ado, in Ibadan, Oyo state will witness the movers and shakers in the society as the first year fidau prayer of Alhaji Fatai Yusuf a.k.a Oko Oloyun will hold.

The one year remembrance and fidau prayer for the late Legend is organized by his association, Phytotherapist Association of Nigeria (PAN).

Alhaji Fatai Yusuf a.k.a Oko Oloyun, was killed by an unknown gun men on January 23, 2020, around Eruwa-Igboora Road, in the Ibarapa Central area of Oyo State.

According to his close friend and colleague, Chief Sulaimon Osuolale a.k.a Baba Gbelero, he said, "Our association in conjunction with the family will gather together in Ibadan on the 24th of this month to organize a special prayer for him, for beautiful the remembrance of our ever dynamic President that left us untimely.

"Oko Oloyun came, saw and conquered and such wonderful person should be put in prayer as he has joined his Creator in the great beyond. We are also with the quest of putting all that he left behind in prayer for his legacy to live forever. Many important personalities have been invited to join us for the celebration. He was an enigma and founder of our dynamic union, Phytotherapist Association of Nigeria (PAN). Oko Oloyun was the first President and when he passed on untimely, the Vice President took up the challenge to steer the wheel of progress. Thus, Alhaji Sulaimon Al-Edewiyu has been on top of the game.

"Personally, I have missed so much in him, he was a wonderful man with a big heart and we all shall continue to miss him. He did his best and we shall all continue to remember him for his greatness in life." Gbelero said.

Alhaji Sulaimon Al-Edewiyu in his words said, "We chose to have the event in Ibadan with the intention of making it accessible to all. The fidau prayer is meant to pray for his soul, his family and our great association he founded to better the lives of members. We will continue to celebrate the good memories of Oko Oloyun, because he was a great achiever." He said.