Ogun NACHPN buried scribe, amidst of tears

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The remains of the late Ogun state secretary of the National Association of Community Health Practitioners of Nigeria (NACHPN), Com. Adekunle Olalekan Adeniji, was committed to mother Earth at his residence on Sunday 14th January, 2024 amidst tears and crying.
The body of the late scribe left the morgue at Isara for his Olomore Abeokuta residence as final resting place at about 1pm and was committed to mother Earth around 3pm after a short church service.

The late scribe was involved in an auto accident on Saturday morning while returning from a journey.

Until his death, Mr Adeniji, was the Ogun state secretary of NACHPN, a Deacon in The Living Christ Evangelical Ministry, Abeokuta and a respected member of the community.

The late Secretary was bade farewell by family, friends, and Professional colleagues (both serving and retired) from Ogun, Oyo, Lagos, NACHPN National Representative, Comrades from Ogun Trade Union Congress, Landlords Association and other community members.

Among other notable dignitaries present at the burial were Alhaji Nurudeen Olaleye (Alawo-Erin of Egba land)  former Board Chairman,  Ogun State Alternate Medicine Board  (OGAMB), Executive Secretary Ogun State Alternate Medicine Board  Dr. (Mrs) K.M. Lawal, Immediate past TUC Chairman Com. Olubunmi Fajobi, incumbent TUC Chairman Com. Akeem Lasisi NACHPN National Vice President (South-west) Donnish Oriola Oluwasegun, General Overseer, Living Christ Evangelical Mission (LICEM), (Rev. Charles O. Oduwale), Top government officials and staff from Ogun State ministry of Health, Ogun State Primary Health Care Development Board, Ogun State Alternate Medicine Board, Members of TBA, MBA's, other numerous individuals and associations.

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He is survived by mother, wife, children and siblings.

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