Ilaji FC Management Mourns OYSFA Secretary, Kehinde Ojelowo


The Management, Technical Crew, and Staff of Ilaji Football Club express their deepest condolences to the football community following the sudden passing of Mr. Kehinde Ojelowo, Secretary of the Oyo State Football Association and Director of Organisation at the Oyo State Sports Council. We stand in solidarity with his family during this profound loss.

"I was in disbelief until I sought confirmation. This is truly painful, but we must accept God's will. He gives and takes away.

"I have had the privilege of knowing Mr. Kehinde Ojelowo for some time now.  His unwavering dedication, professionalism, principles, and faith were exemplary. His loss is an immense sorrow for the entire football world 

"On behalf of Ilaji Football Club, we extend our sympathy to all sports lovers in Oyo State and beyond."

Babatunde Odubola  
Sport Manager,  
Ilaji FC

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