The family of Nigeria’s late Chief of Army Staff, Lieutenant General Taoreed Lagbaja, has unveiled the venue and date of his burial during a visit by St Charles Grammar School Osogbo Old Boys Association (SCOBA).
The elder brother of the deceased, Moshood Lagbaja, unveiled the details during the visit in Osogbo, the Osun State capital, on Monday.
The SCOBA delegation presented a condolence letter signed by its Global President, Tade Adekunle, and Global General Secretary, Leye Odetoyinbo, to the family.
Speaking on behalf of SCOBA, the leader of the delegation, who is also the 1st Vice President, Engineer Adesina Salami, described late Lagbaja as an exceptional individual, a proud Charlean, and a distinguished military leader who served the nation with unwavering dedication.
Salami said: “We mourn the loss of an exceptional individual, a proud Charlean, and a distinguished military leader who served our nation with unwavering dedication.
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“Lieutenant General Lagbaja’s remarkable life, selfless service, and enduring legacy inspire us.
“He made an inspiring and unforgettable impact on the Charlean Family Worldwide during his glorious lifetime.
“May the comforting presence of Almighty God surround you during this difficult time.
“May His peace, love, and strength sustain you as you navigate the darkness of grief.
“We pray that the cherished memories of Lieutenant General Lagbaja’s love, wisdom, and accomplishments bring solace to your hearts and may his exemplary life continue to inspire generations to come.”
In his response, Moshood, the immediate elder brother of the deceased, expressed gratitude to SCOBA for the condolence visit.
He said the military could not release his remains of the latest Chief of Army Staff to the family, adding that he would be given a befitting burial in Abuja on Friday this week.
