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| Late Bolaji FINNIH |
Death so painful, so absolute, so very sad. Man's first and last enemy, infact man's most lethal enemy, who cares not if the person is male nor female, neither old or young, not even whether rich or poor, she comes and wherever she enters she only leaves a bad taste, forcing the families of those she takes away into a sorrowful dirge, grimace of anguish and a sense of regret.
And so like a bad wind that makes one to recoil with grimace, death came into the household of the Finnih's unwelcomed and unannounced and took away the 42 year old Bolaji Finnih, first son of Chief Dr. Oluyomi Abayomi Finnih, the famous Obstetrician and Gynecologist, who is the chairman and Chief Medical Director of the equally famous Finnih Medical Centre, Ikeja Lagos, who is also the Chairperson on the board of The Bridge Clinic, a former President of SOGON and a top chieftain of the APC in Lagos.
Bolaji, before his sudden demise and sad loss at age 42 due to "heart related issues", was the founder of "TechPreneur Africa" and was also the "convener and Co-Founder of Impact Hub Lagos", which only started official operations in October of 2017 and are located at Gerald Road Ikoyi Lagos. The hub is the 81st in the global network of hubs which fosters entrepreneurship and that spans the universe.
Bolaji was a fantastic and award winning scholar who was a graduate of Sloan Fellow's programme of the M.I.T that's the Massachusetts institute of technology. He was also a MasterCard Foundation Fellow and recipient of both the Sloan School of Management Dean's Fellowship and Sloan Fellow's Programme Global Scholars Fellowship awards. He was also a member of the Harvard Business Review Advisory Council.
The very nice fellow according to gist, was being groomed gradually to take over his famous dad's vast business ventures/interests.
His dad & other family members, friends and associates from all indications have been inconsolable. .
May the soul of the dearly departed find rest. And may the Almighty give all those connected to the deceased the fortitude to bear the irreparable loss.
