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Ooni Yet to Break Silence as Elder Brother, Prince Tunji Ogunwusi, Reportedly Dies


The Palace of the Ooni of Ife is yet to issue an official statement following the reported death of the monarch’s immediate elder brother, Prince Adetunji Ogunwusi, as tributes continue to pour in from friends, associates and members of the public.

As of the time of filing this report, no formal announcement had been made by the palace or the Ooni’s media office confirming the circumstances surrounding the prince’s death.

However, news of his passing has continued to spread across social media, where sympathisers have been paying glowing tributes to the deceased.

Prince Adetunji Ogunwusi, popularly known as Tunji, was widely regarded as one of the respected princes of the Ogunwusi Royal Family of Ile-Ife.

Though he maintained a relatively private life compared with his younger brother, His Imperial Majesty, Ooni Adeyeye Enitan Ogunwusi, Ojaja II, he was known within royal and business circles as a calm, humble and supportive figure.

Before his passing, Prince Tunji reportedly played important roles in the family’s business interests and was said to have remained deeply committed to the progress and unity of the Ogunwusi royal household. 

Those who knew him often described him as a gentleman whose quiet disposition concealed an unwavering commitment to family values and community development.

Since news of his demise emerged, condolences have continued to flood various social media platforms, with many praying for strength and comfort for the Ooni, the Ogunwusi family and the people of Ile-Ife during this difficult period.

Funeral arrangements are also yet to be announced, while many observers await an official statement from the palace regarding the late prince’s passing and burial plans.

The death of Prince Tunji Ogunwusi marks another moment of grief for one of Nigeria’s foremost royal families, bringing to a close the life of a prince remembered by many as a loyal family man whose legacy of humility and service will not be forgotten.

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