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inalilahi wahina ileyhi rughihuna
farewell to this man
late mudashiru omogoriola lawal
baale of gbara town eti-osa local govt lekki lagos
may u rest in perfect peace
I pray almighty Allah grant u aljanat fridaous and all ur sins be forgiven
somebody should pls typ RIP to this man of respect

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