'Good night!' Freelanews WG pays Oshin family condolence visit (Photos)

Freelanews WG, an exclusive social media platform of Freelart Limited, recently paid the family of the late ace broadcaster, Baale Dapo Oshin, a condolence visit.

Recall that the soft spoken Baale Oshin died after a brief illness at the Lagos State Teaching Hospital on the 17th of July, 2021.

While signing the condolence register and praying for the bereaved family, the Chief Executive Officer of Freelart Limited, Victor Ojelabi, fondly called Otunba Victor, noted that Chief Oshin was a man a young traditional head who was loved by everyone that came in contact with him.

“Baale was a selfless individual and it was very difficult for anyone not to love him. He would be greatly missed,” Ojelabi said.

Olori Ololade Oshin with representatives of Freelanews WG, Victor Ojelabi (seated) and Wale Fapohunda (standing) on a condolence visit.

Olori Oshin with a staff of Freelart Limited, Isaac Akintoye, during Farewell Frame presentation.

Victor Ojelabi with Baale Dapo Oshin’s farewell frame

Aside from the condolence call, the team also presented the widow an unsolicited cheque and other items to support the young family.

“Since Baale was a former and active member of Freelanews WG, other members of the group asked me to present this cheque and a customised farewell frame to you,” Freelart told the late Baale’s wife.

Ojelabi also in his own capacity and on behalf of his family gave Oshin’s family some food items.

The widow, Olori Ololade Oshin, was grateful to the team that represented the group, which included Wale Fapohunda, and prayed for God’s continued blessing for them.

“My thanks go to you, Otunba, and other members of your group for these gifts. It’s my prayer that God continues to protect and bless them all,” she said.

Meanwhile, the group’s administrators were grateful and attributed the success of the visit to Barr. Tokunbo Wahab, Olawale Olaleye, Niran Adedokun, Otunba Olumide Abegunde, Segun Akinyemi and Akanni Balogun.

Others included Olori Olubunmi Fawole, Prince Adeyemi Aseperi-Shonibare, Erinfolami Adeniyi, Tolu Medebem, Favour Benson, Okorigwe Rosetta, Deji Sofoluke, Obire Maureen, Nana Antwi and Pat Obilor.