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Lai Oso, a professor of mass communication at the School of Communication, Lagos State University (LASU), has died in a motor accident.

TheCable understands that the professor died on Saturday evening on his way back to Lagos from Delta State University , Abaraka.

In a statement on Sunday, Sunday Olayinka Alawode, dean of the faculty of communication at LASU, confirmed the death of the professor. “I am constrained to inform us of the involvement of Professor Muraino Olayiwola OSO, in a ghastly auto accident which claimed his life yesterday 24th June 2023,” the statement reads.“It’s a rude shock to all of us even as we commiserate with mummy Oso, the children, and his entire family, the communication family worldwide, LASU community, and all others.

“Baba, your sudden exit is painful, but we rest in the comfort that you have gone to be with the Lord.”He obtained a bachelor of science in mass communication from the University of Lagos . He got a master’s degree in international relations at the Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife.Before his death, he was the president of the Association of Communication Scholars & Professionals of Nigeria.

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