WARRI/Nigeria: The home of Honourable Sylvester Oromoni Snr., father of the late Sylvester Oromoni Jnr., the 12-year-old Dowen College student whose tragic death in 2021 shocked the nation is again experiencing another loss.CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>
Two years after her son’s passing, Mrs. Rosemary Sylvester Oromoni has reportedly succumbed to complications attributed to the heartbreak and trauma of losing her youngest child.
The late Sylvester Jnr. was allegedly a victim of severe bullying by senior students at the Lagos-based school, leading to his untimely death. The family’s ongoing fight for justice has kept their tragic story in the public eye, but the latest loss has left the community reeling
For over two years, Mrs. Oromoni endured an overwhelming burden of grief. According to family sources, the emotional toll of losing her son deeply affected her health. Despite medical care and the unwavering support of her family, she struggled to recover. Her sorrow was described as all-consuming, with many observing her inability to eat, sleep, or resume daily life.
As time passed, her health deteriorated further. Friends and family revealed that Mrs. Oromoni had lost the will to live, with the pain of her son’s death and the ongoing quest for justice taking a devastating toll. Her condition worsened until she succumbed to complications on Monday, 25th November 2024.
Her passing has been met with an outpouring of sorrow and sympathy, with many linking her untimely demise to the unrelenting grief she carried. The Oromoni family now faces the daunting task of mourning not only their young son but also a devoted mother whose life was cut short by the weight of her anguish.
The death of Mrs. Oromoni has reignited public calls for justice for Sylvester Jnr., as supporters rally around the family in their time of need. Many see Mrs. Oromoni as a poignant symbol of the devastating impact of unresolved grief and the urgent need to address systemic failings that allow such tragedies to occur.
As the Oromoni family continues their quest for accountability, the memory of both mother and son now stands as a sobering reminder of the profound cost of injustice.CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>
