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EX-OYO GOV. OLUNLOYO DEBUNKS DEATH RUMOUR

Elder statesman and former Governor of old Oyo State, Dr Omololu Olunloyo, has broken his silence about the rumour of his death, saying he is alive. Close sources within the Olunloyo in his Molete residence in Ibadan, the state capital on Friday said he is hale and hearty. Earlier, the rumour of the death of the elder statesman was reported by some news platforms. However, Olunloyo, while speaking said, “I’m still here, not yet gone.” He also expressed worry over the rumour and asked who would live forever, stressing,  “Those breaking death news and the person presumed dead will all die one day. “I’ve been lucky.  My father died at 42, while my mother died at 102.  I’m 89. I’ve crossed the expected life age.” The elder statesman also illustrated how the rumour of his death hit several news platforms on June 7, 2022. He noted that the rumour mongers claimed that he died at the University College Hospital, Ibadan. A few days later, the family issued a statement, declaring that he was not

OLUNLOYO @ 89: CELEBRATING IBADAN'S FIRST Ph.D HOLDER

Engr. (Dr.) Victor Omololu Sowemimo OLUNLOYO  B.Sc. (Gen. Engineering) (Civil/Mech);  B.Sc. (1st Class Hons),  Mech. Eng.;  Ph.D. (App. Maths);  D.Sc. (Honoris Causa) LCU. MNSE, COREN, FNIST, FPI, OON. A Five-Times Gold Medalist out of a possible six (Mechanical Engineering and Engineering Mathematics);  British Association (1939) Prize for the Advancement of Science,  University Prizeman (1958),  University of St. Andrews, Scotland.  He is a(n) Public Administrator, Engineer, Mathematician, Polymath, a moving encyclopaedia and a man of many parts. Victor Omololu Sowemimo Olunloyo was born in Ibadan on 14 April 1935.  His father, Horatio Olunloyo, was a Christian and his late mother, Alhaja Bintu Tejumola Abebi Olunloyo, who died October 2013 at 102 years was Muslim. Engr. (Dr.) Victor Omololu Sowemimo Olunloyo had his primary education in; Lagos (Holy Trinity, Ebute-Ero, 1939; Methodist School, Olowogbowo, 1940), Ibadan (St. Peters, Aremo, 1941 - 1946) and  Gbongan (St. Paul's Sch