MC Oluomo"s Pally ,Saheed Olanrewaju Baba Oja Dies in Auto Crash


 



A close pally of the Chairman of the Lagos state branch of the National Union of Road Transport Workers,Alhaji Musilius Ayinde Akinsanya a.k.a Oluomo, Olanrewaju Saheed,popularly known as Baba Oja is dead



The late transport unionist,Baba oja  was said to have died in an accident in Ogun state when a car he was traveling in ran under a trailer and he died on the spot. 



His remains has been evacuated and information has it that he will be buried according to Islamic way in his Ota residence. 



The late baba 0ja in  his early sixties , married and blessed with children.

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