By Daniel Olushola Michael
Though he was the official MC at the much society-attended final burial ceremony, after Gbenga Adeyinka D1st cracked ribs of attendees with his usual merchandise jokes, he ended up packing his car on the road to assist in controlling vehicular movements due to heavy traffic logjams along Atan idiroko road caused by massive migration of attendees from the event in Ogun state.
The burial event of Chief Musiliat Amoke Falade, the Yeye Oba Of Imasayi Land in Ogun
State had become talk of the town,where notably all Nigerian media practitioners both 'great and modern' crowded him to celebrate the last honour for the Media guru's mother burial. At the event,Gbenga Adeyinka in his usual humour factory sent shockwaves down the spines of media personnel when he advised them not to struggle with any seats with guests, according to the humour merchant, " all media personnel are to be on stand throughout hence they were all the hosts of the event today' he mused.
Late Chief Amoke Falade,
Adieu Mama!
While the merry was ongoing, the carnival-like party brought together all families,Royal and loyal friends, Captains of Industries and people from all works of life to Ado in Ado Odo Ota LGA of ogun State. The ancient town of Ado-Odo witnessed a crowd it has never hosted before as Creme de la creme of the society graciously honour good deeds of Mr Ramon Nasir in the landscape of communication industry, the group head of External Communication of Access Bank plc displays ectasies of being around his friends,colleagues and well wishers at the final burial event, the family house of the late Chief Musiliat Amoke popularly known as Olowoletiasho after her full year demise of '85' daily witnesses throngs of crowds paying homage to the families around.
Mama Ramon has been a shrewd business personality whose tentacles to do good constantly goes beyond religion but her goodness almost become religious at the same time. Her Support to Islamic groups and communities at large knows no bounds.
The entire Ado odo community would take a long time to find her replacement in community development as Mama Olowoetiasho is known for her deeds.
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