JCI Members Mourns 2013 National President and His Vice

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. Mr. Oyebanjo Okunuga, national president of the Nigerian chapter of Junior Chamber International,JCI, is dead.
He died when the vehicle he was travelling in, alongside some members of the board crashed.
The sad incident occurred while they were on their way back from Ondo state, after having attended a Collegiate Conference at the Federal University of Technology Akure,FUTA.
The programme ended on Sunday morning.
The late president and his Deputy reportedly died instantly while the Executive Secretary, who is in a critical condition, is receiving treatment at the Obafemi Awolowo University Teaching Hospital,OAUTH.
Friends of the deceased, Olabisi Ogunwale and Henry Adedokun, who confirmed that he spoke to Okunuga hours before his death, described the news as “shocking”.
JCI is a non-profit organisation of 200,000 young people present in 5,000 communities and more than 100 countries around the world.
The body seeks to create lasting positive change and also provide solutions to the unique problems in communities in order to build a better world.
May their gentle soul rest in peace

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Anonymous said…
RIP SIR. This life is indeed short.
Anonymous said…
may their souls rest in perfect peace..... hmmm what a big loss. Ndidiamaka
Engr. Oge said…
It hurts to see young people die in their prime. My prayers of condolence goes to the Oyebanjo and Nnadiekwe families. Eternal rest grant their souls oh Lord and let thine perpetual light shine upon them. Also pray speedy recovery for the injured Executive Secretary.
Anonymous said…
Pye, are You a meMber, you sound so sure of the young leaders that died. RIP friends
Anonymous said…
Adieu Friends, this is quite unfortunate. Banjo , remembering when we joined LASUJC years back, your dreams , aspirations all gone. Banjo , probably the youngest president JCINigeria ever produced.
Anonymous said…
RIP JCIN Amb. Oyebanjo Okunuga 2013 National President of JCI Nigeria and JCIN Amb. Nnadiekwe Agaptus 2013 Executive Vice President Area A.....I that God give their families the fortitude to bear this great loss
Anonymous said…
Amen! He left behind a young wife and a 3yr old daughter
Anonymous said…
Amen! He left behind a young wife and a 3yr old daughter
Anonymous said…
Service to humanity is d best work of life! Wit tears in ma eyes.i pray ur souls rest in peace. Indeed u dead as grt men. Am jci lom vp in ma sch .
Anonymous said…
When we left Akure, I tot I was still going to see NP and EVP Area A. Whenever I see the picture he took @ Idanre hill, I can't but cry. You stay as National President imparted in my life. Its a big blow to JCI Nigeria and JCI world at large. RIP... Thank God for the successful surgery of ES and NT.... JCI EKSU bid NP and EVP area A adieu
IRENE JCI said…
I saw you on Wednesday when i came to see you with my boss(your brother), I remember when I was called on Sunday at 4pm by my boss to get someone down to OAUTHC, you were alive but in pains but you still hung in there. At 7pm I was shocked to my marrow when I heard of your death. I had sworn it was a rumour but I realised it was true in the end. OYEBANJO OLADEJI OKUNUGA, MY NATIONAL PRESIDENT, may your beautiful soul rest in peace. Adaptus may your soul rest in peace. JCI will never forget your selfless service to humanity.
Anonymous said…
The greatest shock of my life is the news of the death of friends whom we schooled together and joined an active citizens framework to better our lives and impact our environ.

Banjo is even closer, we lived in same environ for many years, sat out some mornings and evenings sharing ideas...

I suppose we need to learn some lessons from this tragedy. Though in tears as I write, and I do not apportion blames to the departed souls, however, I am of the suggestion that people at the rear seats of vehicles should please endeavour to use the seat belt while on journeys. I am thinking the lives of Ikenna Onwuka (National Treasurer) and George Onuma (Executive Secretary) currently in ICU at the UCH, Ibadan were saved by the grace of God and the use of seat belt. Oyebanjo and Agaptus seated at the rear as it is the norm on this part of the world were not on seat belt I suppose, hence the more impact of the incident on them and their eventual passing on to glory...

Adieu great colleagues, I pray that the Lord will fill the vacuums you have left behind in both families.

I also pray that the Lord quicken the recovery of George Onuma and Ikenna Onwuka.

Tragic, gory, indescribable a loss this is to us, we will miss you so much.
Anonymous said…
May ur souls rest in God's Bossom Agaptus my dear friend can't believe sitting down next to u on d Election day was d last time I was goin to see u nd listen to ur jokes nd political stunts..Our Lady of Fatima Aguda Board of Lectors will miss u so much.
Anonymous said…
OMG Banjo my head is pounding. We were classmates in primary school and in UI together briefly. I just realized that he hadn't put p anything on Facebook in a while. This is soo soo sad.may God comfort his family and his wife and daughter....may both their souls rest in peace and may God comfort all those left behind....the deplorable state of our highways Lord have mercy
Anonymous said…
Recently the JCI Zimbabwe assistant also died in a car crash. So sad.
Anonymous said…
JCI in full means Junior Chamber International, an organisation of young people with a vision 'to be the leading global network of young active citizens'...

This is done by 'providing development opportunities that empower young people to create positive change'..

In essence, the organisation seeks to mould young people into better personalities who will in turn impact their environment to deliver better societies all around.

You can also visit www.jci.cc for further information about the organisation.

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