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The Nation Newspaper’s Insurance, Pension Editor, Omobola Tolu_kusimo, Loses Father

The father of The Nation Newspaper’s Insurance and Pension Editor, Mrs. Omobola Tolu-Kusimo, has passed on.

Pastor Olatunde Ayinde Mohammed passed on November 12, 2023.

The daughter of the deceased, Omobola Tolu-Kusimo, who is an award-winning journalist described her late dad as a strong support pillar, confidant and a great role-model to her and that, the entire family will surely miss him.

She said however, that the family takes solace in the fact that ‘baba’ lived a great life.

She disclosed that the burial arrangement has been scheduled for Thursday, December 7, 2023 at the Alumni Hall, Yaba College of Technology, Yaba, Lagos by 1pm.

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