As an alumnus of Molusi College and a distinguished Rotarian, Pa AAA combined the values of Molusianism expressed in being the best, and integrity and leadership.

In all his relationships, with both the old and young alike, he demonstrated unusual love and kindheartedness.

To his last days, he was active in both organisations, being a regular attendee of Rotary International Conventions in and outside of the US.

His loving thoughts and what he stood for will continue to linger in our memories.

A tribute to a great Engineer: A man whose love for engineering, mathematics, science, is only surpassed by his love for his family and friends and his faith in Allah. May his soul rest in peace Amen.

From the Alabi family.  London, UK

Farewell tribute to my dear Dr. Sim Oyetunji.

I thank the Almighty God for a life well spent, before you bid the world goodbye at a ripe old age. You were a symbol of Love to God and humanity. Gentle, extremely supportive to all things that are good, bold and a relentless strong believer in the Islamic faith. You remained a true Muslim until your last breath!

You never judge other faiths with unfair contempt, nor covet the success or status of others, for the moments, seasons, and chances we encounter are all shaped by the will of the Almighty.

A great father and grandfather who loved his family so dearly. You lived a glorious and exemplary life worthy of emulation. A genius Electrical Engineer and succinct Administrator. A wonderful Community leader. You have fought the good fight; you have finished the race and have kept the faith. Continue to rest in the bosom of Allah. May your soul rest in peace! Amen.

My deepest condolences to your darling wife Alhaja Adikat Oyetunji, your lovely Children and Grandchildren. The Almighty God will keep and watch over them all. We all miss you. Adieu!

- Tim Olulola (Fadipe)

Grandpa---- You're not just a father - in - law to me, you're a father in all respect,you  used to call me by my first name(GANIYAT ) like my late father, anytime you do so,i always feel my father is alive, what a great loss! Since you know i lived my life in Abidjan,your first unique introductory message at all times was"Comment ça va? Meaning how are you, honestly i will miss your fatherly advise, your sincere concerns for my family and other matters.

May Allah (SWT) illuminate your grave,expand it, make your questioning easy for you, accept your return and grant you  the best abode in Al-jannah fridaus Aameen thumma Aameen.

Ganiyat Ademola Sanusi.

Every soul shall taste death.....Q29v27

My heartfelt feelings doesn't allow me to know where and how to start..... 

My father,My Uncle, My mentor,one of the hands that fed me from birth.

I first came in contact with you in my life through picture shown above. Barely four months when you left Nigeria for USA in the sixties my mummy who is your jnr sister gave birth to a baby boy named Moruff Ademola writing this tribute,you sent the aforementioned picture with the intention that it should be shown to me as am growing,if Allah will we will both live to know each other in person, Praise be to Allah for answered prayer,we were alive together for units of decades, your intimidating reputation did not prevent you from doing this, what a brilliant way of tying the family cord 

You were always there for me while growing,

I will never forget your efforts to secure a good job for me after graduation.

Your fatherly advise when i changed job is memorable.

You always welcome birth of my children with care and love as a grandpa, this make the children endear themselves to you.

My mother's song since you left always touches me emotionally "Ti ko ba si ti Amoo bi eru ni n ba ma se...." Meaning"if not for Amoo i would have been leaving like slave...."

You left good and memorable marks in many lives, for all these and more 'am praying for all you left behind Wife, Children, all surviving members of the family and friends,may Allah SWT console us, be with us, grant us long life filled with good health and prosperous living Aameen.

Q29V28 ------- And those who have believed and done righteous deeds (Dr AAA Oyetunji) 

- we will surely assign to them of paradise (elevated) chambers beneath which rivers flow,wherein they abide eternally. Excellent is the reward of the righteous workers.

BE AND SO SHALL IT BE FOR HIM 

AAMEEN THUMMA AAMEEN.

Moruff Ademola Sanusi.

In loving memory of Baba ( Engr. A.A. Oyetunji) for exceptional life well spent.

May Allah grant him Aljannat Firdaus.

In loving memory of Alhaji A. A. Oyetunji

The first time I visited his apartment with my then fiancee turned wife, Alhaji made me felt as if I am in front of FBI as he asked me questions I never expected in one sitting. He like documentations and I am sure people would be surprised to gather valuable info from his archives. May God forgives his shortcomings and grant his soul eternal rest.

Heartfelt Condolences on the Passing of Late Dr Asimiyu Oyetunji

On behalf of Molusi College Alumni Association-North America (MCAA-NA)we extend our deepest sympathies and heartfelt condolences to the families of Dr Oyetunji during this time of loss. It is with great sadness that we acknowledge the passing of our cherished member, who left us at the age of 88 after a life filled with remarkable contributions, kindness, and dedication.

Dr Oyetunji was more than just a member of our association; was a pillar of our community, leaving a lasting impact on everyone fortunate enough to know him.

Throughout his membership with us,he was in good standing attending meetings and committed financially.He was active on our social media platform a week or two prior to his last day .

Please know that our thoughts are with you and your family during this difficult time. We hope you find solace in the love and memories shared by all who knew and admired papa.

I spoke with papa in July 2025 a day after his birthday.He told me that he will be in Calgary,Canada for the Rotary International Convention in June 2025.He prayed that God will spare our lives to see the day.Man proposes,God disposes!

Once again, we offer our sincerest condolences. May the memories of papa’s love, dedication, and remarkable life provide comfort and peace in the days to come.

With deepest sympathy,

Bayo Ogunbote

Chairman MCAA-NA

Dr. Sim Oyetunji was a very humble father-like boss years back. Hecwas a great mentor who developed and guided those worked with him. He was incorrigible, a very good time manager, thorough and professional at work but very pleasant to relate with socially out of work.

We had been in intermittent email contact and his demise is a great loss.

I wish mummy and the family God's comfort and care.

Engr Dr Asimiyu Akinade ("Sim") was a colleague in Shell Nigeria. We walked closely together at a point in Lagos. He was always a pleasant, complete gentleman, a conscientious, hard-working and very friendly colleague, always calm and collected.

My heartfelt condolence goes to his family.  

May his gentle soul rest in peace.

I knew Pa Oyetunji during my days as Uber driver, I remember that faithful day at Lekki phase 1, opposite GTB where I parked at about 10PM when he came to meet me that he needed a cab to take him to the airport when he wanted to return to U.S, I was so impressed with his approach, we went together to his house where we parked his load into the car and drove to MMIA. We discussed through out the journey as if he has known me for decades and since then we always communicate on regular basis, I learned a lot of things from Pa Oyetunji among which is humility. 

I pray may God grant him eternal rest and fill whatever vacuum he has left behind.