By Adekunle Oluwafunmilayo
The entire Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ) - Ogun East Independent Chapel have expressed her profound sadness over the passing of renowned broadcaster and Yoruba news presenter, Taofeek Adewole Bello, popularly known as Ajisebioyo.
In a condolence message released on Saturday by the chapel chairman Comrade Oluseun Oduneye and the Secretary Suleodu Oluwafunmilayo, the Union extended its heartfelt sympathies to the management and staff of Super FM 96.3, his immediate and extended family, and the broader broadcasting community.
The Union paid tribute to the late presenter, highlighting his exceptional voice, professionalism, and unwavering dedication to news presentation. His impactful contributions to Yoruba broadcasting and his commitment to keeping the public informed earned him a cherished place among listeners and colleagues alike.
Standing in solidarity with the bereaved family and Super FM 96.3 during this period of grief, the Chapel prayed that Almighty God grant his loved ones the fortitude to bear the irreparable loss. The Union also offered prayers for the repose of his soul and for comfort in the enduring legacy he leaves behind.
The Chapel described his demise as a painful loss to the entire media landscape in Ogun State and beyond. May his soul and souls of other beloved in death continue to find peace in blossfom Almighty God.
