Reports from Oyo State in Nigeria have confirmed the passing of two radio presenters, Kola Oladapo and Idowu Ogunbunmi. The news of their demise was announced on Sunday, with both individuals having worked for different media houses in the state prior to their death. Oladapo was a staff member at Lagelu 96.6 FM in Ibadan, the state capital, while Ogunbunmi was employed at Radio Nigeria FM in Oko, Ogbomoso.

According to sources, Oladapo’s funeral was held on Sunday afternoon at Sango cemetery in Ibadan, with family, friends, and colleagues in attendance. His former employer described his death as unfortunate, noting that he lived a life filled with purpose and genuine humanity. The station praised Oladapo’s humility, greatness, and the lasting impressions he left on his colleagues, friends, and listeners.

Ogunbunmi, on the other hand, was known for his impactful program on Rave FM in Osogbo, where he distinguished himself as a vibrant voice on governance, culture, and public affairs. An associate, Chief Peter Taiwo Ogundeji, confirmed his death and described Ogunbunmi as a rare professional whose passing represents a significant loss to the media industry and society at large. Ogundeji expressed his shock and disbelief at the sudden death of his colleague.

The deaths of these two prominent radio personalities have sent shockwaves through the Nigerian media landscape. Both Oladapo and Ogunbunmi were respected for their contributions to the field of broadcasting, and their passing will be felt by their colleagues, listeners, and the wider community. As the media industry in Nigeria continues to evolve, the loss of experienced and dedicated professionals like Oladapo and Ogunbunmi will be deeply felt. Their legacy, however, will live on through the impact they made during their time in the industry.