Friday, 4 October 2013

AGAGU'S BURIAL!...we were WARNED of DISASTER before the BURIAL!

Members of the family  of the former Governor of Ondo State, Olusegun Agagu, have insisted that they will  go ahead with the arrangements for his interment despite the plane crash on Thursday.
That while they sympathise with the families of  those  who lost their  loved ones  in the crash, they will go ahead with the burial. The casket bearing Agagu’s  body  was not affected by the crash.
 
 
 

A member of the   Agagu  family, Chief Sehindemi Oguntoye,  said the community had a  premonition  that  a tragedy would occur  before the burial of the former governor. So the family held a prayer session  after it was warned of an impending  tragedy before the burial.

He said:
“The community had  been informed of an impending tragedy and the community had held a vigil  to avert it. The vigil even ended today (Thursday). It was a big tragedy for Iju-Odo community.
We had before the death of Dr. Agagu lost our traditional ruler, and now a plane crash which involves  our loved ones.’’
He, however, urged the community to be fervent in prayers  to prevent further tragedies.
The  residents of the community were in pensive mood, with many of them gathering in front of their houses discussing the incident. St. Paul’s Anglican Church, Iju-Odo  has been renovated for the burial service scheduled for Friday while major roads leading into  the town had  been rehabilitated.
The  grave  where Agagu will be  buried  in the church cemetery has also  been decorated to give him  a befitting farewell.

The CORPSE and the UNDERTAKER'S’ last trip...MIC BOSS,SON and others!

It was on Wedenesday evening{2nd October 2013}..somewhere on the LAGOS ISLAND..it was MANCHESTER UNITED'S vs NAPOLI in the UEFA champions league match that I was making jest of CHIJIOKE...AKEEM...and most of the MIC guys that Man U was going to be defeated by Napoli...Only I did not know that some of you guys would depart this world in the next 12 hours in your PRIME!..and in sad manner!..@Okunsanya Jnr..Akeem..Chijioke..it is still just like a DREAM...a bad one at that!...I was wondering what this life is all about?...is it VANITY UPON  VANITY or what?.....what asad day!


Yesterday, over a dozen lives were lost in the ill-fate Associated Airlines that crashed on take-off, while conveying the remains of a former Minister of Aviation and ex-governor of Ondo State, Dr Olusegun Agagu, scheduled to be buried in Ondo State today. Deji Falae, Tunji Okusanya (Snr.) and son, Tunji Okunsanya (Jnr.), were part of the deceased on the board of the aircraft.Take a look at the lives cut short in their prime.
 
As family, friends and associates sought to lay to rest the remains of one time Minister of Aviation and former governor of Ondo State, Dr Chief Olusegun Agagu, Nigeria was thrown into a devastating groaning and mourning as the aircraft bearing the remains and some other people crash landed with about 15 people losing their lives.

One of those lives cut short in the ill-fated Associated Airlines was that of Deji Falae, son of former Federal Minister of Finance, Chief Samuel Olu Falae.

Falae, whose job as the Ondo State Commissioner for Tourism and Culture was formulating policies geared at stimulating tourism and related activities for the state was on an official duty to accompany the remains of the former governor home to be interred, when the sad incidence occurred. Falae had been praised for his job of “creating conducive atmosphere and providing the necessary facilities for the development of tourism and ensuring the propagation and growth of indigenous culture in Ondo State.”

As Executive Director, Gold Estates Limited, a position he held for six years (2002 – 2008), Falae generated new development deals for a real estate development company that focuses on multi-family residential projects, including real-estate market analysis, his Linkedin account revealed. It was said by his former colleagues that the deceased managed the development of a mini residential estate from design to completion in the high end real estate market in Lagos.

Between November 2008 and September 2011, he was the C.E.O of WEST ONE RESOURCES LTD, a company some said he owned before his call to serve his fatherland two years ago as the Commissioner for Tourism in Ondo State.

Falae, a lawyer, politician and public officer in the service of the Ondo State Government was married for 14 years. He told a lifestyle blog that his marriage was a happy one. He took the liberty to share how he met with his wife, saying his wife and he were introduced by a mutual friend “while she was an undergraduate in the University of Lagos in 1993 and I was a Youth Corps member.”
He continued, “After the first date I was pretty sure I wanted to spend the rest of my life with her even though she wasn’t so sure about my intentions. She was very beautiful and had a comfortable ‘girl next door’ appeal that I couldn’t resist,” he said of his wife, now a widow. She was the one he shared the odyssey of life with.
Falae bagged the Bachelor of Laws (LL.B.), Law from the Obafemi Awolowo University (1987 – 1991). As a lover of life, he was partial to arts, entertainment and photography. Never to be alone, he belonged to several groups and associations. Some of them included Construction Management, Invest in Africa Lagos Business Club – Nigeria, Oil and Gas People, and Travel, Tourism & Hospitality Group.

Tunji Okusanya (Snr.)
Tunji Okusanya Snr. was a man of many parts. The Ijebu-born son of a carpenter-turned funeral director was the Executive Director of MIC funeral homes, a company which has been in existence for over 30 years. He was a do-it-yourself  kind of person, who could, according to those who had met him, be described as a titan among equals in the business of funeral undertaking and who believed that there were lessons one could not learn and understand by bagging a degree, nor by reading books.

Okusanya was the man who, as a celebrity funeral director, brought colour and glamour to occasions that people naturally associate with mystery and gloom. MIC, coined from his father’s furniture company, Magbamowo Industrial Company, was started in 1982 and would later be transformed into a company highly sought after for its exquisite services. However, despite owning a business that spans three decades, his interests in starting the business was not entirely his own, as he revealed at various times, the business was started by his father.
“You know, this business was not started by me. It was started by my father; he was actually a cabinet maker who was involved in making different kinds of furniture including coffins. I grew up developing interest in what my father was making.
“I have discovered it is faster and easier to develop your business along the areas of your interest. Most people you see around succeeding are succeeding because they have developed their interests along the areas of their passion,” explained Okusanya in an interview.”
Not undermining the fact that it was more or less an inheritance for him, Okusanya still went through the normal process of grass to grace on the job to take MIC to its present height.
“I started the business on a small scale and grew with time and I can only look back to those years of toiling and hard work and thank God for bringing us this far,” he enthused.
According to Okusanya, passion for what one does could not be overemphasised because that was what would eventually drive one on where everything else might have failed.
“Funeral business is not the type of business that you go into with the mind of getting rich quick, you have to have the zeal and love for the business from within, so whether the money is forth-coming immediately or not, you will keep moving on and excelling in it. You also need to do all you can so that the product would be accepted, once there is acceptability, the sky is your limit.”
He was a man who believed that funeral undertaking business was beyond casket making, noting, that it is “an all-encompassing business”.

Tunji Okusanya (Jnr.)
Any father would be proud of leaving the family’s legacy in the hands of his descendants and the Tunji Okunsaya’s family was no different. Not only did Olatunji Okunsaya Jnr shared his father’s name, he also shared his passion for the family’s funeral business.

Ironically, alongside some others who accompanied the corpse of the former governor of Ondo State, Olusegun Kokumo Agagu, to his home state for the final rites, both men yesterday, lost their lives in a plane crash.
A graduate of Banking and Finance at the University of Lagos (UNILAG), Okusanya Jnr, while alive worked for the MIC Funeral Home, a family business which started with his grandfather as far back as 1946 and as a funeral specialist, he specialised in the art of cosmetic beautification for the dead.    
Nursing the passion from a tender age, Okusanya Jnr. even as a primary school pupil, he would spend as much time as possible at the funeral home to learn as much as he could.
“Anytime I was on holidays, I went to the office and did what I was asked to do. At that young age, I worked in every department, from helping to make the caskets in the furniture department to the last detail. Even when I went to the university, I would still come around to learn the nitty-gritty of the business,” he said in an interview.

Making his impact known as a young entrepreneur, he was soon involved wholly in the family business. And although, he had other businesses on, the first port of call for him, was the MIC Funeral Home. As a business developer in the business, Okusanya Jnr. basically manned the background checks of the job, monitoring every aspect of the business.
A dedicated man he was and despite not being the only child, he was proud of following his father’s footsteps and it was no surprise that he was on that trip with him, hoping that he would someday take on the family business.

DAVIDO!...Omo Baba Olowo..inside his N140million Lekki home!

He shared the photo on his instagram page and wrote "OBO mansion. Dreams come true! I remember my room back in Babcock. Small ass f**k. See what 2years & hard work gets you! #Dreamchasers!! We just getting started. 






Money talks....bullsh*t works....Davido...so you just dey know say MONEY answereth all THINGS!
Any hold on bruv!...I am coming to OVERTAKE you soon...
Enjoy your self bruv!

Thursday, 3 October 2013

LATE OLUSEGUN AGAGU!... Plane carrying corpse & 20 passengers crash in Lagos!


Sad day!



 
 So to the news, just threw the nation into GLOOM!Details has  it , that a chartered Associated Airline plane carrying the corpse of late former Ondo State governor Olusegun Agagu, his family members and friends of the family, crash-landed near the Murtala Muhammed Airport, Lagos, shortly after take off this morning. The plane was enroute Akure from Lagos where the late politician was to be buried tomorrow. 




At least 11 people have been confirmed dead.

Also other sources has these to say….. Five persons were said to have survived the Associated Airline plane that crashed in Lagos, Nigeria this morning. The plane was chartered to convey to Akure, the Ondo state capital, the casket of the former Ondo State governor, Olusegun Agagu, who died in Lagos on 13 September.



 
The plane with 22 people on board suffered an engine failure shortly after takeoff in Lagos, crash-landing on the runway, killing 15 people on board, according to the statement by Nigeria’s aviation authorities, FAAN.

“We have recovered eight bodies so far, while one person who is badly injured is being taken to the hospital. The rescue operation is still on. It was a small (charter) plane operated by Associated Airlines,” Ibrahim Farinloye of the National Emergency Management Agency said.

An aviation official confirmed the plane, with 20 people on board, suffered engine failure after takeoff.

The full manifest of the occupants is yet to be released by aviation authorities, but P.M.NEws learnt that an aide of Governor Olusegun Mimiko, who also doubles as a son of a prominent Nigerian politician, was on board. So was a director of a popular funeral company in Lagos.

In Akure, officials of the government waiting to receive the casket, were said to have left the airport, upon hearing news of the tragedy in Lagos.

A press conference is about taking place at the Lagos airport.
What a tragedy..double condolence to the family of the AGAGU'S! 

Wednesday, 2 October 2013

Aliko Dangote!.... Set To Build N2 Billion 'World's Best Hospital' in Kano.


The Dangote Foundation yesterday October 1st began the construction of what has been described as one of “Africa’s most ambitious health facilities” in Kano State.  


President of Dangote Group, Alhaji Aliko Dangote, said he was planning to build the world’s best hospital in Kano State and it will cost Dangote Foundation N2 billion and the complex would be built within the Murtala Muhammad Specialist Hospital in Kano.

Speaking at the foundation stone-laying ceremony in Kano yesterday, the Chairman of the Dangote Foundation Alhaji Aliko Dangote said the gesture was meant to support government’s efforts at achieving a sound health programme for the people.

 

Dangote said only healthy people can contribute meaningfully to the growth of the economy.
He said: “It is not just about creating a modern, new, sorely needed medical facility in this great city of ours. It is about our broader commitment to systematically improve the health and well-being of the people. This is one of our areas of focus.

 

“We believe that every Nigerian has a right to quality health care. We also believe that it is our collective duty to rally our resources to improve health infrastructure, support the development of health care professionals and improve preventive health measures in Nigeria.
 

“Today, we are pleased to be able to stand with the Governor as he lays the foundation stone for the 5-storey ultramodern theatre complex.”
Kano State Governor Musa Kwankwaso said the new facilities would eliminate the need to travel out of the country for treatment.

 

He hailed the Dangote Foundation for its interventions in Kano, making reference to a recent N600 million women empowerment scheme by the Dangote Group.
Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) Governor Sanusi Lamido Sanusi said medical tourism cost Nigeria about N80 billion annually.


He urged other wealthy Nigerians to emulate Dangote’s philanthropic spirit.

Karen Igho..... Bare Boobs!


Karen Igho decided to share a picture of herself in a bikini by the pool side and her endowments are not in doubt. Take a deep breath guys. Now Lemme know what you think. Is that Hot or Not ?


Wizkid On Set Of 'Jaiye Jaiye' Music Video


Star boy Wizkid is currently on set with director Sesan
 Ogunro to shoot the new video for his popular hit single featuring Femi Kuti ‘Jaiye Jaiye’.