Mallam Jaji, former Executive Secretary of Ojodu LCDA, is dead

Mallam Ahmed Moyosore Jaji has sadly passed away, he died on Thursday morning 10th April 2025 after a period of illness.

Mallam Ahmed Moyosore Jaji has sadly passed away, he died on Thursday morning 10th April 2025 after a period of illness.

The funeral of the former Executive Secretary of Ojodu LCDA is scheduled to take place at the Muslim Burial Ground, Mowe, Ogun State at the time of filing this report.

The All Progressives Congress, APC, Ikeja/Ojodu Chieftain Mallam Jaji, as he was widely known, is being mourned by his family, political associates, mentees, and friends, who are honoring his memory as a champion of social justice and a tireless advocate for selfless service and egalitarian values, whose legacy will endure.

The Oluwole born, social critic and public affairs analyst was an ardent supporter of Arsenal

 

Farewell Mallam Jaji

We extend our heartfelt sympathies to his family, friends, and colleagues. May his enduring legacy of compassion, advocacy, integrity, and public service continue to uplift and inspire us to strive for a more just and equitable society.

May his memory be a profound blessing to us all, and may we find strength and solace in the values he held dear.

Rest in peace, Mallam Jaji.

We look forward to more insights from the family of the deceased.

 

Lagos Panorama

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