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Family, Associates Celebrate Late Engr. Dipo Omotayo’s Legacy On Posthumous Birthday
Family members, friends and admirers have remembered the late Engr. Dipo Omotayo as a legend, hero and silent philanthropist whose legacy continues to inspire many.
They made the remarks on March 10 while commemorating his posthumous birthday, describing the day as a remarkable moment to reflect on the life and impact of the late engineer.
According to the family, although Omotayo is no longer physically present, the values he represented and the lives he touched remain enduring testimonies of his selfless service to humanity.
The family described the late Omotayo as a man known for humility, generosity and uncommon kindness, noting that his quiet but meaningful contributions to society reflected the true essence of compassion and service.
“Engr. Dipo Omotayo lived a life dedicated to uplifting others. His good deeds and philanthropic gestures remain unforgettable to many who benefitted from his generosity,” the family said.
They noted that March 10 would always remain a special day for loved ones to celebrate the birth of a remarkable personality whose life positively impacted countless individuals.
According to them, beyond celebrating his birth, the occasion also serves as a reminder of the enduring legacy of compassion, leadership and philanthropy he left behind.
The family further expressed appreciation for the continued support and goodwill shown by friends and associates who have continued to honour Omotayo’s memory.
They added that it was comforting to see that the noble values he stood for were being preserved and sustained by the family he loved dearly.
“Daddy Omotayo lived an impactful life and his memory remains a source of inspiration to us all. We will continue to remember and celebrate him.
“May his gentle soul continue to rest peacefully in the bosom of his Creator until we meet again where there will be no more parting,” the statement added.
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