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Pa. John Ògúnwuyí Alàgbé Passes On at 83

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Pa. John Ògúnwuyí Alàgbé Passes On at 83

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The Ìsúde Family of Òkè Ajéè, Ogbomoso, has announced the passing of their patriarch, Pa. John Ògúnwuyí Alàgbé, who died on Tuesday, June 17, 2025, at the age of 83.

Pa. Alàgbé passed away peacefully of natural causes at his family residence, Ilé Ìsúde, Òkè Ajéè, Ogbomoso.

During his lifetime, the late Pa. Alàgbé was a highly respected goldsmith and served diligently at the Federal Government College, Ogbomoso, from where he retired after years of meritorious service.

According to a statement issued by the family, a funeral service in honour of the departed will be held at The Cathedral of Saint David’s Anglican Church, Agboin, Ogbomoso on Friday 20th, June 2025 at 10. O0. Interment will follow immediately at the residence of his first son, located in the NTA area of Ogbomoso.

He is survived by his wife and five children.


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