By Oyejide Sunkanmi
Today marks a significant day in the hearts of many as we remember the late Buruji Kashamu, a man who touched the lives of countless people and left a lasting impact on Nigeria's political landscape.
It has been five years since his departure from this world, yet his legacy remains alive and strong. Buruji Kashamu was not just a name, but a symbol of strength, determination, and resilience. He was a philanthropist of note, always giving back to the community and supporting those in need.
His acts of kindness and generosity knew no bounds, making him a respected figure not just among his political peers, but among the common people as well. As a politician, Buruji Kashamu had a fiery spirit and an unwavering belief in his mission and vision for a better Nigeria. He was a man who did not shy away from challenges and fought for what he believed in, regardless of the odds.
While he may have been misunderstood by some, he had a loyal following of individuals who believed in him and his ideals. Above all, Buruji Kashamu was a father figure to many. He was a mentor, a leader, and a boss to those who had the privilege of knowing him.
He guided and nurtured not only his own children but also those who looked up to him as a role model. His words of wisdom and guidance will always be cherished and remembered by those whose lives he has touched.
Today, as we remember him, we are reminded of the impact he has left on our lives. His legacies continue to inspire us to be better individuals and to work towards creating a better society. He may have left this world physically, but his presence is still felt in the hearts of many.
Buruji Kashamu, your memory lives on, and your good deeds continue to speak for you. Your determination and unwavering spirit will always be a source of motivation and inspiration for generations to come. Your contributions to Nigeria's political landscape will always be remembered and appreciated. Rest in peace, boss. Your legacy lives on, and you will always hold a special place in our hearts.
Oyejide Sunkanmi (SUCO) former Public Relations officer Omoilu Foundation writes from Onisasa village, Abeokuta North Local Government Area of Ogun State.
