May his soul RIP. One of Nigeria's silent majority contributing their quota without making noise ...unlike some people.
My humble submission

XBLadez:

Don't be absurd like ur ancestors. I only said that for fun

You lack home training. That's visible to the blind.

RIP ASOJU OBA OF LAGOS

Makes sade free

Death is inevitable, live well. One person go go bank tomao claim next of kin ontop him wealth, this kife shaaaaaaaa

XBLadez:
Will they bury him with his money?

thats bad of u. change your ways bro

With all he as acquired, all the money couldn't redeem his life from death.
Vanity upon vanity.
Buh me still dey hustle 2 make am ooo...

Buhari. U are d next

Rip sir

What if u die b4 buhari tomao, always watch wat u say.

robinsoncrosoe:
Buhari. U are d next

May his gentle soul rest in peace.

Eleganza

Now shade is mine.

Praktikals:

Will they bury you with your folly?

As in. Come collect award.

nkemdi89:
Eleganza

No. That is Rasaq Okoya

majekdom2:
Now shade is mine.

not Shade's husband. That's Razaq Okoya of Eleganza. This is CFAO boss.

bumtos:
Ha!!! Erin wo, Ajanaku subu ko le dide mo. Ka to rerin o di gbo, ka to refon o dodan, ka tun to reni bi Okoya, O doju ala. Sun un re oo.

Must you show everybody that you are from Ibadan?

RIP, TO D DEPARTED SOUL

He must be very rich... wooooow... I don't know him tho

papawemba:


Must you show everybody that you are from Ibadan?

omoale ni fi Owo Osi juwe Ile Baba re. I am typical yoruba man and I am proud to be yoruba man.

How can this sexy looking grandpa be 79 and Buhari is claiming 73?

RIP sir

Wht shall a man b remberd 4. Daddy u ve played ur part we luv u but GOD luvs u moore RIP.

XBLadez:
Will they bury him with his money?

make sure you die poor...

Rest in Peace Sir. God bless your good soul.

ccaramel:
not Shade's husband. That's Razaq Okoya of Eleganza. This is CFAO boss.

well , I just used to hear okoya didnt know there are two . anyways still waiting for shade tho .

Eyaah. RIP

berem:
Oh so sad!

He contributed so much in sports in Nigeria especially in universities.

RIP sir!

He sure did,he would be missed,he was a man of impact. R.i.p sir

May his soul and the souls of all the faithful departed rest in peace. [/color][color=#000000]

A huge loss to the Lagos social community.

A big blow to tennis in Nigeria (He sponsored the popular Asoju Oba tennis cup for many years).

I grew up reading about him and seeing his face in the newspapers. It was therefore only natural to grab the opportunity to meet him when our paths crossed in a small clinic in VI in January 2012.

I was feeling unwell and had gone to that clinic close to my then office when I saw a familiar man walk into the clinic.

"This face is familiar. Is this not Chief Molade Okoya-Thomas?" I soliloquized. It's like seeing Dangote on the street despite never seen him live before, even if he wears turban, I would recognize him, although the thought that a Dangote could not have been that casual can send one's brain into confusion.

I knew that one of the nearby streets was named after him and his residence was not far from that place, but I didn't imagine a whole Chief Molade Okoya-Thomas would trek, without aide, without security, to a clinic - a small one - himself. He trekked to the clinic!!!

The nurses were doing my own vitals when he came in and he joked with me: "See this young man, you're doing BP check. What have you done? It is elders like us that need it."

I laughed. The nurses, who knew him probably as a regular caller in that clinic, also laughed and quickly attended to him.

I couldn't have missed the opportunity to take a shot with him that morning. This is the picture.

That was 2012 - three years ago.

May God grant the Okoya family the fortitude to bear this loss

Oh dearie me. Why must the good always go first. Another light goes out in the better parts of this country. Now who will fill those big shoes, take an interest in the uninteresting and serve selflessly....alas we are all looking for what we will get and who will give to us....RIP Sir and fortitude to his family and friends.

He was a great man.