OSU Olale, also known as Olalekan
Osuolale, was a Nigerian businessman and philanthropist who made a significant impact on his community before his untimely death in 2015. Here’s what you need to know about his life and legacy.
Early Life and Education:
OSU Olale was born in 1972 in Oyo State, Nigeria, and grew up in a large family with ten siblings. He attended primary and secondary school in Ibadan before pursuing a degree in Business Administration at the University of Lagos. After completing his studies, he worked in various industries, including banking and oil and gas, before starting his own business.
Business Ventures:
In 2003, OSU Olale founded Lekki Gardens, a real estate development company that became one of the leading developers in Nigeria. He later expanded the company’s operations to other countries, including the United Arab Emirates and the United Kingdom.
Philanthropy:
Despite his success in business, OSU Olale was also known for his philanthropic work. He was the founder of the OSU Olalekan Osuolale Foundation, which focused on supporting education and health initiatives in his community. He also sponsored a number of scholarships for students in need and donated to charitable organizations throughout Nigeria.
Death and Legacy:
In 2015, OSU Olale was tragically killed in a car accident while returning from a business trip. His death was a shock to many in the community, who remembered him as a dedicated businessman and philanthropist.
OSU Olale’s legacy lives on through his children, who look strikingly similar to him. His sons, Taiwo and Kehinde Osuolale, are twins known as “Ibeji Oran,” meaning “the twin that looks like the original” in Yoruba. They have followed in their father’s footsteps, with Taiwo serving as the CEO of Lekki Gardens and Kehinde pursuing a career in real estate development.
One year after the passing away of his twin brother, Kehinde Osuolale, Ibeji Oran star, Taiwo Osuolale has passed on.
star, Taiwo Osuolale passed away 12 months after the death of his twin brother, Kehinde Osuolale.
The actors, who became popular for their role as terrible twins in late Yekini Ajileye‘s movie, , enjoyed prominence for some years before retiring off the scene.
According to a report by Linda Ikeji Blog, Taiwo died 2015 and has been buried in his house at Owode along Ilesa, Osun State.
Taiwo, who was in his early 40s is survived by a daughter and family
In conclusion, OSU Olale was a highly respected businessman and philanthropist whose contributions to his community continue to be felt today. His legacy lives on through his children, who are carrying on his work and keeping his memory alive.
Sources: Infotrend.com.ng
