Two radio presenters die in Oyo 

The broadcasting community in Oyo state has been thrown into mourning as two radio presenters in Oyo state have died.

The demise of the two individuals, Kola Oladapo and Idowu Ogunbunmi, was announced on Sunday.

The duo were staff of two different media houses in the state before, as at the time of their demise.

Oladapo was, until his death, a staff member of Lagelu 96.6 FM Ibadan, the state capital, while Ogunbunmi,, on the other hand, worked with Radio Nigeria FM, Oko, in Ogbomoso.

According to sources, Oladapo has been buried at Sango cemetery in Ibadan. He was buried amidst tears at the burial attended by family members, friends, and associates on Sunday afternoon.

The management of Lagelu FM described Oladapo’s death as unfortunate.

The station said the late broadcaster lived a life filled with purpose, passion, and genuine humanity.

The statement said, “He was a man of many talents who wore his greatness with humility and grace, leaving lasting impressions on colleagues, friends and listeners alike.”

Ogunbunmi was well known for his impactful programme on Rave FM, Osogbo.

It was learnt that he distinguished himself as a vibrant voice on governance, culture and public affairs.

Chief Peter Taiwo Ogundeji, an associate of the deceased, confirmed his death.

Ogundeji described the late broadcaster as a rare professional whose death represents a huge loss to the media industry and society at large.

He said, “I received with deep shock, pain, and disbelief the devastating news of the sudden death of my brother, Mr. Idowu Ogunbunmi.”