Omolayo community in Lagelu Local Government area of Oyo State has honoured the late Muheeb Olaniyi Olatinwo on development efforts, describing him as a dedicated community leader whose selfless contributions, commitment and service left a lasting impact on the development and wellbeing of the residents.
In a statement by Taiwo Oni, described Olatinwo as a revered community leader who contributed to the development and growth of the community in various ways.
Olatinwo was a dedicated and community-minded personality who made significant contributions to the development and wellbeing of his community during his lifetime.
Olatinwo, according to the statement, was born into a family that valued education and service, the deceased attended Lagelu Grammar School, Ibadan, where he completed his secondary education in 1975.
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He subsequently proceeded to the University of Ife, now Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, where he furthered his education and obtained the qualifications that prepared him for a professional career in engineering.
After his retirement, he ventured into private practice, bringing his wealth of professional experience and knowledge to bear in his new endeavour and involved in community development and religious activities.
He served as the chairman of the Omolayo Residents Association, Akobo, Ibadan, where he played an active role in promoting the interests and welfare of residents and served as the Muftasir of Omolayo Central Mosque, contributing to the religious and spiritual life of members of the community.
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