By Olalekan Ola
The Special Adviser to the Governor on Cooperatives and Empowerment, Hon. Durojaye Isaac has commiserated with the Commissioner for Cooperatives and Empowerment, Prince Bayo Ogungbangbe over the death of his father, Apostle Reuben Oluwanisola Ogungbangbe who died at the age of 95.
The Special Adviser in a statement he personally signed, described the demise of Apostle Reuben (Rehoboth) Ogungbangbe as a devastating and painful to the family, saying the revered clergy whose legacy will linger on, with his selfless service to mankind and his commitment in raising Godly children.
According to him, Apostle Reuben Oluwanisola Ogungbangbe lived a fulfilled life, laid the foundation for the prosperous Ogungbangbe’s. He was a great philanthropist, who contributed to the spread of gospel in Iloko Ijesa and beyond. Baba left an impactful legacy and a huge space which will be difficult to fill.
He said: “Baba left at a time when his advisory roles was much needed but we take solace from God that his life on earth was prosperous, impactful and for the betterment of mankind.
“He said the deceased lived a life worthy of emulation and would be missed forever. He stressed that the huge gap left by the deceased would be difficult to fill.
The Special Adviser described late Reuben as a refined gentle father, who had contributed to the development of his community and humanity. Baba is a dependable father with a purpose, always prioritising the good of all above his personal interests in every situation.
“On behalf of myself, the Ministry of Cooperatives and Empowerment, and political family, commiserate with Hon. Bayo Ogungbangbe, Commissioner for Cooperatives and Empowerment, and
pray God to give the family the fortitude to bear the irreparable loss of Baba Apostle Reuben Oluwanisola Ogungbangbe”, Durojaye said.
