By Olasubomi Sangonuga and Toluwalase Oderinde
Nigerian Universities Education Student Association (NUESA - OOU) has expressed deep sorrow over the untimely passing of Bamiteko Oluwole Paul, a 300-level student of Educational Management and Business Studies.
The Nigerian Universities Education Student Association (NUESA - OOU) in a public release announced a lecture-free day tomorrow, Tuesday, February 27th, 2024 solely for the EMBS department, allowing students to gather, remember, and support each other during this challenging time. Additionally, a memorial procession, the Candle Night, will be held from Pepsi junction to Bamiteko's residence in Itamerin at 3:30 pm, welcoming all students to join in honouring their departed colleague by wearing black attire as a mark of solidarity.
President of NUESA - OOU, Osilaja Akolade Mubarak (Sen. Kollydee), and the Public Relations Officer, Ademujimi Damilare Tosin (Empress Gbogbo OOU), have extended their deepest condolences to Bamiteko's family and friends, urging the university community to stand united in remembrance of the remarkable impact Bamiteko had on those around him.
“It is with heavy hearts and profound sadness that we mourn the passing of one of our own, Bamiteko Oluwole Paul, a 300-level student of Educational Management and Business Studies (EMBS). His sudden departure from our midst earlier today has left us all in shock and disbelief. Bamiteko was not just a student; he was a cherished member of our faculty, known for his kindness, intellect, and dedication to his studies. His absence will be deeply felt by all who knew him, and our thoughts and prayers go out to his family and loved ones during this difficult time”
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