He died at the age of 62 in a US
hospital on September 28th, 2014 after a battle with prostate cancer. He is
survived by his wife Olubunmi and four children. Meet the children after the cut...
Like their father, they are all a chip off the old block; all well read and very intelligent. They all combine beauty and brains and apart from the fact that they are bookies, they are known to enjoy socializing and having a good time.
These lovely children
are:
Mrs Foluso Gbadamosi, fondly known as Foluso G, is the big
sister of the family; tall and pretty, she is in her 30s and married to Olaleye
Gbadamosi; they got married in a classy talk-of-the-town wedding in January,
2010. She is regarded as being mathematically blessed by her loved ones. She
studied Computer Science at the University of Pittsburg, for her first degree
and went to The George Washington University School of Business where she got a
Master’s in Information Systems Technology in 2006. Foluso has worked as a
Business Analyst and Client & Site Services Manager at different times, at
Procter & Gamble’s Vicks West Africa. She currently works as the Director
of Operations at Monarch Communications, a NCC (Nigeria Communications
Commission) licensed company belonging to her late dad.
Dr. Folashade Adeyi is the second child and is married to
her heartthrob, Gbenga Adeyi. She looks
like her elder sister Foluso and is talk and pretty too. She went to Queens
College for her secondary school education and then proceeded for a degree in
Biology at the University of Pittsburg Medical School in the United States. She currently works as a Third Year Resident
Doctor after graduating from the Howard University School of Medicine, at the
Department of Family Medicine, Georgetown University Medical Center, Washington
DC.
Bukky Olowude, studied in France at the Institut d'Etudes Politiques
de Paris where she bagged a Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) in HR,
Finance and Marketing. She proceeded to The George Washington University and
got a Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) in Finance and Marketing, Magna
Cum Laude (meaning above average). She
also attended the prestigious Yale University in the United States where she
obtained a Master’s in Business Administration. She has worked as a Global
Consultant at Ogilvy & Mather, one of the largest marketing communications
companies in the world, she also runs a Non-Governmental Organization called Generation
for Change, and currently works with JP Morgan Chase & Co, the US based
consumer and commercial banking giant.
Andrew Olowude, described as one of Washington DC’s most
handsome and charismatic international students, is the only son and baby of
the house. He is a product of Philadelphia-based private university known as Arcadia
University, where he obtained a first degree in Computer Science. He later studied for a diploma at TASIS
England (The American School in England). He later graduated in Engineering and
Applied Science from the George Washington University before proceeding to
Columbia University in the city of New York from where he holds a Master of Computer
Science.
The Lord be with wife and protect the children..longlife shall be their portion in Jesus name. Psalm 118:17. BishopDammy
ReplyDeleteGood for them #onelovefromSnow#
ReplyDeleteUmm...Nice family of course, but it's unseemly to show off the kids on the eve of their father's death tho: "Our dad died, but look how wonderful we are..."
ReplyDeleteKimmy*****
His legacy is already living on...RIP...#SeunLondon
ReplyDeleteDamn!!!! Lovely family. Book worms
ReplyDeleteGood
ReplyDeleteMan of honour, I like his biodata...
BORN TO SHINE!!!
Nice profiles. Lindodo link me to the young man nw *winks*
ReplyDeleteR.I.P...SO SAD
ReplyDeleteAND?
ReplyDeleteSo young with all these achievements....
ReplyDeleteMoney is not just good but life... they dint have any cos to experience strike
Hope they uphold dier father's lagacy
Rest on sir
Good profile for all of them
ReplyDeleteEyaa! RIP to him this is so sad. Linda pls send me his son Andrew's fone number(ASAp) so I can call to console him
ReplyDeleteWow..talk about brains
ReplyDeleteMost random sponsored post ever
ReplyDeleteI really don't understand the relevance of this history lesson..
DeleteYou can never understand becos u wanna be nobody for d rest of ur life.eyes rolling
DeleteStory
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Family
ReplyDeleteBeauty n brains... I like that
ReplyDeleteMagna Cum Laude (above average), the writer must really be slow as hell.
ReplyDeleteNawa rip but Linda all this sermon no follow..
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Hiaa! Wat I don't understand is d essence of dis post?. Linda ibiakwa! Nne were u paid or u re trying to seek a favour frm d family. Stiil tryin to understand ..... Bbm confused face. #buzz
ReplyDeleteThey are so cute.
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Good for them
ReplyDeletebeautiful children
RIP to the late Insurance Guru.
ReplyDelete*sigh* isorite!
ReplyDeletebeautiful family.. So sad they lost him
ReplyDeleteHello ma,
ReplyDeleteplease check the caption showing on the Dr. Remi Olowude. Its showing ''late 4 children''
Beauty and brains....a vry rare combo.! nice one...
ReplyDeleteAND SO WHAT???
ReplyDeleteNo offense to the dead, but what are we supposed to do with these pics. Its not even like the man was a popular man
ReplyDeleteAm sure this is a sponsored piece
ReplyDeleteWith dis kind advert
Rip to d dead
Lovely family.....Mehnn money is good!!! Well read indeed!!! When u see money like dis, u dnt hv a choice but to be brainy. ELse?????
ReplyDeleteWonderful family
ReplyDeleteDid you say the 4 late children? Linlin, wetin dey happen. U wan kill the man children.
ReplyDeletewhat a wonderfully blessed family
ReplyDeleteRIP to their dad, money is good and when one have it,it should be well invested both humanly and otherwise,they have being well trained and generations will bless their father for this hardwork. May they reach greater heights and live old
ReplyDeletewow...........
ReplyDeleteReal bookies......
ReplyDeleteEducation loving family
ReplyDeleteOk.
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ReplyDeleteMay God rest his soul
Chai Father when plan well for e children.. REST IN PEACE oh Jare, U try well well pass some fathers when even still dey Alive...
ReplyDeleteStrolls away tryna figure out maself,
K
ReplyDeletebut how does this biography concern the mans death? people are here suffering and someone is rubbing 'achievements' on our face ....smh
ReplyDeleteThe matter tire me oh
DeleteAwwww...that's so sad. May his soul rest in peace. He has such a lovely family.
ReplyDeleteAnd some will die we don't even knw them let alone their children.........hmmmmm
ReplyDeleteLooks like news of other kids are being peddled thats why this was sent out. If he really had other kids please give them their due and not deny them what is rightfully theres.
ReplyDeleteIf you hear the story of Remi Olowude himself, you must surely believe in destiny, and with life there is hope. God can make you bigger than your imagination. He's from my hometown, my mom told me his story, how this man struggled when he was in secondary school, how he picked ajaku bata from akintan to sell to survive. His mother died in hospital and hospital buried her due to not having money for the discharge from hospital. Some years back, Olowude was once looking for someone who know where his mother was buried, I mean graveyard, and he promised to compensate the person with huge amount of naira. He is a philanthropist. A very big loss to my hometown. The king of Ejigbo in Osun State wept bitterly when he heard his death. The town is still mourning till now. RIPP.
ReplyDeleteLin Lin you are changing small small ..hahahahahahaha..Well that's what money does.....
ReplyDeleteIs it that Nigerians are so unsuccessful and insecure that any little achievement must be worn like a badge of honour! I mean any little money, education or even travelling abroad results in arrogance, a big swollen head and obituaries that include your children's CVs. We have issues.
ReplyDeleteIs it that Nigerians are so unsuccessful and insecure that any little achievement must be worn like a badge of honour! I mean any little money, education or even travelling abroad results in arrogance, a big swollen head and obituaries that include your children's CVs. We have issues.
ReplyDeleteNow Linda this is news! Jesus Christ of Nazareth! Check out class, intelligence, smarts and most of all prestigious employment. Nuff respect to these ones o.
ReplyDeleteMay your gentle soul rest in peace
ReplyDeleteBefore his exit he did leave a great legacy for the children...a proof that he lived a good life.
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