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Ile-Ife Mourns Loss of Prince Adetunji, Elder Brother to the Ooni of Ife

Ile-Ife Mourns Loss of Prince Adetunji, Elder Brother to the Ooni of Ife

The Ooni of Ife, Oba Adeyeye Ogunwusi Ojaja II, has announced the passing of his elder brother, Prince Adetunji Ogunwusi. The palace statement described the late prince as a respected businessman and compassionate leader dedicated to service and the well-being of others. Born on December 8, 1967, Prince Adetunji was the Group Chairman of Primewaterview Holdings. He built a reputation as an innovative entrepreneur who created opportunities for many and contributed to growth across multiple sectors. Beyond his business achievements, he was known for quiet generosity and a strong commitment to humanitarian causes. He supported families and individuals in need and remained deeply connected to the progress of Ile-Ife and its people. Family, friends and well-wishers continue to pay tribute to his humility, wisdom and positive impact. Further details on funeral arrangements will be announced by the family in due course.

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kris

What initiatives did Prince Adetunji lead that truly impacted the Ife community during his lifetime?

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kunle

Absolutely, his community engagement in Ile-Ife spoke to his genuine commitment.

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jude

The palace statement praises his compassion and service, yet it offers no concrete examples of projects he supported.

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ade

While it's fitting to honour his memory, we should question whether this tribute overlooks any internal palace tensions.

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zaza

Perhaps establishing a community-driven memorial fund could continue Prince Adetunji's legacy through scholarships or local health programs.

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