The tragic passing of Tijani Adeyemi, the Senate Correspondent for the Tribune Newspaper, has been lamented by the former Senate President, Ahmad Lawan.
Lawan expressed his condolences to the Senate Press Corps on behalf of Mr. Adeyemi, who was an active member of the beat association until his passing on Wednesday.
The former Senate President sent a note of sympathy to the Senate Press Corps, stating, “I was profoundly grieved to learn about the demise of a member of the Senate Press Corps, Mr. Tijani Adeyemi of the Tribune newspaper, today.
He was well-known for his exceptional talent and commitment as a reporter. He had an unshakeable enthusiasm for journalism, and those who had the privilege of reading his work profoundly appreciated his dedication to providing factual and gripping storytelling.
Beyond his professional accomplishments, Mr. Adeyemi was a sincere and kind person. To the best of my knowledge, he approached his work with empathy, attempting to comprehend the distinctive viewpoints of the National Assembly, which he covered for many years.
“In such a trying period, it is crucial to keep in mind that Mr. Adeyemi made a lasting influence and his legacy will continue to motivate young journalists for years to come.
“Please accept my sincere condolences, and know that my thoughts and prayers are with you during this terrible time. This goes out to his family, the Editorial Board of the Tribune Newspaper, and the Senate Press Corps.
“May the memories of Tijani Adeyemi bring solace and courage through this difficult time.
“I ask Almighty Allah (SWT) to grant his gentle soul everlasting rest and peace in the hereafter.”
