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This memorial website was created in memory of our loved one, DR OLUSEGUN KALEJAIYE 60 years old , born on April 6, 1960 and passed away on June 6, 2020. We will remember him forever.
Dr. Olusegun Ayodele Kalejaiye was born on the 6th of April 1960, to Pa Festus Adeniyi Kalejaiye of Ajepodo quarters, Ijebu Igan & Madam Beatrice Elewa Kalejaiye (Nee Olusodo) from Odosenbora.

He attended the following schools:

  • Ebenezer African Church Primary School, Oke- Ado, Ibadan. (1966-1971)
  • Ijebu Ode Grammar School, Ijebu Ode for his Secondary Education. (1972-1976)
  • Federal Government College, Odogbolu for his Higher School Certificate (H.S.C.). (1977-1979)
  • Donetsk State Medical institute U.S.S.R. (now Ukraine) for his MD. (1980-1987)
He returned to Nigeria two months after.

Work Experience

  • He started his one-year clinical experience in Island Maternity, Lagos (Sept. 1987- August 1988).
  • For his N.Y.S.C. program, he served in the 35 Artillery Brigade, Alamala Barracks, Abeokuta (1988/1989).
  • Dr O.A. Kalejaiye started his working career in October 1989 as a Medical Practitioner in Oshoffa Memorial Hospital, 82 Aladelola Street, Ikosi- Ketu, Lagos, under his boss, Edward Abiodun Fapohunda of blessed memory. He became the Medical Director of the hospital from inception October 1989- July 2000.
LOVE LIFE

Whilst working in Ketu, he met the love of his life, his junior in Federal Government College, Odogbolu, “Funmi Odukoya”, a beautiful, disciplined, amiable and irresistible young lady on the 4th of November 1989. The relationship resulted in Holy Matrimony on the 6th of April 1991 which was also his birthday.

OAK HOSPITALS

Dr. O.A. Kalejaiye disengaged from Oshoffa Memorial Hospital in the year 2000 and proceeded to the land flowing with milk & honey- IKORODU, in order to actualize his dreams of touching lives via quality medical practice.

In the year 2007, to the glory of God Almighty, OAK Hospitals; a leading innovation-based hospital was established with the vision of Touching Lives. Location was 197, Lagos road, Agric, Ikorodu.

In line with the word of God in Job 8: verse 7, “though thy beginning was small, yet thy latter end shall greatly increase”, the coast of OAK HOSPITALS was enlarged on August 17, 2010 when the permanent structure was purchased. On September 26, 2011, the Chairman/ C.E.O. of OAK HOSPITALS, Dr. O.A. Kalejaiye with his family members and all the medical care team, Allies and well wishers had a thanksgiving service to celebrate God’s faithfulness in the Hospital premises on 191, Lagos road, Ikorodu. A place he served God and humanity until his home call on that glorious Saturday, June 6, 2020.

  • Dr. O.A. Kalejaiye was a respected member of the Nigerian Medical Association (NMA).
  • He was an alumnus of Ijebu Ode Grammar School old boys association (JOGSOBA)
  • He was an active member of Christian Men’s Fellowship at St. Judes Anglican Church, Magodo G.R.A.
  • He was the Vice-President of Igan Youth Circle (home based)
Dr. Olusegun Ayodele Kalejaiye was a distinguished family man. His love for his family was admirable. A silent achiever, kindhearted, peace loving, gentle man par excellence. He was a lover of Christian hymnals. “okan mi yin Oba Orun”, “Ajogun ati asegun ni a je”, “Amazing Grace”, “Si o, olutunu orun”, etc.

He maintained a sweet and safe relationship with the Lord Jesus Christ and had a deep & closer walk with his saviour before he joined the Saints triumphant.

He was happily married to his amiable, beautiful, trusted, God-fearing companion, Mrs Funmi Kalejaiye. The union is blessed with wonderful children with Godly characters; Ayomide, Ayodeji, Ayoola, Daughters-in-love, Ifeoluwa and Doyinsola with beautiful Grandchildren.

Blessed be the name of the Lord.

April 6
April 6
Happy posthumous birthday to a fantastic man. You were no doubt a good man, cheerful giver, homely and above all humility personified. Continue to rest in the lord my Doki!!!
December 12, 2023
December 12, 2023
Good morning sir I love You’re way off huspt
June 7, 2023
June 7, 2023
Rest on sir...you were one of a kind..your large heart extended to all.I will forever be grateful for taking great care of my family especially my mom,Rev (Mrs) Deborah Ebunola Adeyomoye. Please give her a big hug for me.
June 6, 2023
June 6, 2023
It’s 3 years today you left this world. We miss you today as always. Forever in our hearts.
June 6, 2023
June 6, 2023
In honor of Dr. Olusegun Kaleijaiye, our dear CEO, unbeatable mentor, and leader of leaders, who lived a life of integrity marked by compassion, kindness, dignity, and love and left a lasting legacy in every area of life. Sir, you were greatly missed.
Adieu our Hero.

April 6, 2023
April 6, 2023
Oga mi, Just like yesterday,u departed from this sinful world to join d saints. Your impart in my life will forever be remembered, I pray that the Almighty God will continue to guide, protect & provide abundantly for the family u left behind. Adieu, till we meet to part no more.
April 6, 2023
April 6, 2023
In Memory of a life so beautifully lived... a heart so deeply loved... Master-builder, Oak Hospitals.
June 6, 2022
June 6, 2022
It's exactly two years you left this sinful world,just like yesterday you are still very fresh in our memory,you are forever missed. May you continue to rest in peace, may the perpetual light of God continue to show on your path. Sun re
April 5, 2022
April 5, 2022
Dear Dad,
Happy Birthday to you. I love you so much and I miss you everyday.
Your sweet memory lives on ♥️
June 7, 2021
June 7, 2021
Dr. Olusegun Kalejaiye up till now I can't just forget you in my memory, you make a very large place in heart thanks so much for everything you have done for me you are father of all, may perpetual light continue to shine on your part,I love you so much, May you continue to Rest in peace,
When peace like a river attendth my way
When show like a sea blow rolls
Whatever my lost thou as taught me say
It's well it's well with my soul.
June 6, 2021
June 6, 2021
Sleep on brother, may the good Lord continue to keep and uphold the family you left behind.
June 6, 2021
June 6, 2021
Daddy, we miss you dearly. You’re forever in our hearts ❤️❤️❤️
April 6, 2021
April 6, 2021
Olusegun Ayodele you've gone from our sight , but never from our hearts .
May his soul continue to rest in perfect peace IJN, Amen.
April 6, 2021
April 6, 2021
Happy posthumous birthday Doctor, may your soul continue to rest in peace and May God continue to strengthen and uphold the family that you left behind especially sister Funmi
April 6, 2021
April 6, 2021
Happy birthday Dad. I miss you and I love you forever. Thank You for watching over me, my brothers and mum. I promise to keep making you proud and keeping your legacy and dreams alive.
July 11, 2020
July 11, 2020
I will always remember him for his humility, love for God and his family. The few times I had encountered him in Church was one that comes with a good feeling of a great and diligent man.

I pray that God keeps the family you left behind.

Adieu Dr Kalejaiye
June 29, 2020
June 29, 2020
We never met & I kept saying that we ought to write to thank you for your self-less care of our mum, Mrs. Ogunmodede, but we never got round to it, only to hear this evening, of your demise! We believe that you are in a better place. We would have wished for more time for you but God had a better plan for you. May God grant your family & the Church the fortitude to bear this loss. #restinginpeace.
June 29, 2020
June 29, 2020
My favorite and wonderful Doctor is gone!learnt this morning...a great and passionate man.I will miss you sir..Dr Ayo kalejaiye,Oak Hospital ikorodu.You shared my experiences with me..
You indulged me and pampered me like a baby and never refused any request I made as a patient.You were a good father sir!you saw me through all the surgeries I had,took great care of me.I remember the first time I saw you .I was 9months pregnant then and mom brought me to you even when you didn't have my record.you accepted me wholeheartedly.
I will forever be grateful for your love for me,my mom and everyone in our family.pls hug momma for me.Rest well sir in the bosom of your maker till we meet again.Late (Rev)Mrs D.E Adeyomoye's daughter
June 27, 2020
June 27, 2020
It's so sad to hear of the demise of Dr. Kalejaiye! He was one of the most compassionate and professional family doctor I've ever seen. Oak hospital was great hospital for my company through HMO. My first two kids were delivered there. I remember when my wife was to be delivered of my second child through CS while I was away in Germany, Dr. Kalejaiye volunteered to sign the consent letter on my behalf. Your staff are so respectful and professional in their dealings. He was a perfect gentle, caring and soft-spoken man.
I will never forget the day I rushed an unknown lady (fellow passenger in public BRT bus) who was at the verge of dying from unknown ailment to your hospital. Oak hospital medical personnel attended to that young lady, struggled with her life for more than 5 hours before and resuscitated her without initially asking for money or other crazy demands common to some Nigerian hospitals. Having such hospital of high caliber of professionals, owned and lead by a world class expert like Dr. Kalejaiye is a blessing to Nigeria.
As others have mentioned, the memories of your good deeds and legacies lives on. Till today, I still keep referring people to OAK hospital, even having left the country for many years. You came, you saw and you made significant and undeniable impact. May God keep your family and loved ones that are left behind.
June 27, 2020
June 27, 2020
My dearest and wonderful Family Doctor is gone! Oh Dr, it was so sad hearing about your death some days ago. You were part of my family, my late mom( Rev. MRS Adeyomoye) loved u so much and so do I and all my siblings.
I remember when I first met you at your office on my marketing call( Diamond bank) and we just clicked and chatted as if we knew each other before then. Your care and humility was second to none as you fondly called me “Aunty Jummy” even though I could pass for your daughter.
I had my babies at your hospital and my sister too because u were a family friend we were comfortable with.
I was home in November last year for my mom’s funeral and couldn’t make it down to see you. You were not happy that I did not inform u about her death and the burial too. Thank God for always looking out for us and your love and care was well appreciated.
I pray that the gracious hand of God will continue to rest upon your beautiful wife and sons.
We will surely miss sir and may your soul rest well.
June 21, 2020
June 21, 2020
“Lady B, you are still around. Thank you”
That was your last statement to me.
Neither of us knew it would be our very last communication. God surely understands.
Brother Ayo, a gentleman per excellence and a lover of peace.
You came, you saw and you conquered.
I am grateful to God for your life.
We love you but God loves you most.
Brother Ayo, rest on…..
Till we meet to part no more.
Goodnight.
- Engr (Mrs) Bola Alaba (Sister)
June 21, 2020
June 21, 2020
Thank you so much sir for the role you played in my life.
You stood for me as a brother and as a father.
God will be with the family you left behind.
Sun re o.
- Boye Kalejaiye (Brother)
June 21, 2020
June 21, 2020
Dr Ayodele Kalajaiye!

My Great Uncle!!

Growing up, you were one of the few people I admired so much and looked up too.

I remember the times I, my siblings and cousins would come spend a week with our grandma at your residence during summer.

I remember how you'd always ask if I was enjoying my stay and if I needed anything. Irrespective of the time you got back (busy life of doctor), you tried as much as possible to spend time with everyone!

A great family man indeed!

When I heard of your demise, the name you call me (Debonnaire) rang in my ears. I struggled but I couldn't but shed tears. We have indeed lost a great one.

I am however consoled by the fact that you're resting in the bossom of the almighty. .

While you were here on earth, it was no news that you touched lives. It was in your very nature. So was peace and humility. Now that you're gone! Greater testimonies abound!!

I remember in June 2016 when I started searching for a job; you took it upon yourself to ensure I got a placement. You secured interviews and we constantly communicated till I decided to go study for my masters.

I'm very proud to have met you. Your journey on earth is an inspiration to me.

Rest on Uncle!

By God's grace, we will meet on the resurrection morning!

It is well!
June 21, 2020
June 21, 2020
Words won't qualify, time won't quantify all my heart desires to express about you, my Oga. For you have showed us that life in itself should be regarded as a gift, an instrument for 'touching lives. Not ours to squander.
You were selfless. A sacrificial leader per excellence. A man who chooses at all times to expect the best out of all circumstances - an optiimst. A true inspiration. A good model of what a man should be both to God and mankind.
Oh! how grieved I was to hear about your abrupt departure from this earth. It really shook the cradle of my heart when I realized how helpless I was in restoring life for I am just a mortal man.
A great man with heart of gold. You were a man who never hold good from them to whom it is due, when it is in your power to do. (Prov. 3:27-28).
May the good Lord keep your family in perfect peace and fill their hearts with endless stream of divine joy.
You were closer to me than a brother. Helpful than a friend. Adieu. Rest in the bossom of the Lord till we shall meet. GOOD NIGHT.

June 19, 2020
June 19, 2020
Dr. Kalejaiye,

I never met you but meeting one of your sons (Dr. Ayoola) was enough to tell me so much about you Sir. I saw how you constantly showed up and out for him. I didn't need to be told of how amazing you were. I pray God comforts all the people you left behind and may you find eternal peace in the bosom of the Lord. Rest in Glory Dr. Kalejaiye.
June 19, 2020
June 19, 2020
Daddy I still can’t believe that you are gone , it still feels like a dream.... You were kind, loving, caring, generous and so much more.. I remember each time I came visiting while I was dating my husband and I was about to take my leave you would always say “make sure you call when you get home”, oh how caring you were daddy!!!. The first time I met you I was really nervous and anxious but you received me warmly and was so jovial.
  You were always there to talk to daddy, all through my pregnancy journey , you were always there, always telling me what to do , always providing medications if needed , you always would ask about every scan result and you kept asking for feedback from the Doctors, you were so involved Daddy!!!
  You were such a loving grandfather!!! You play with your grandchildren and loved them so much... I remember Anjola always wanting to sit on that particular chair you sit on and you would sit next to her and just laugh about it.
The few years I knew you for will forever be cherished. It’s sad that we didn’t have the opportunity to spend more years with you , we love you but God loves you more.
 Your memories will forever linger in our heart. Rest In Peace Daddy.
June 19, 2020
June 19, 2020
"Teach us to number our days, that we may apply our hearts to wisdom." ~ Psalm 90:12. This pasaage is quite applicable to the memorable life lived by Dr. OAK. He fulfilled his purpose in life in all ramifications. His love for humanity was signified by his chosen profession. He served humanity to the end by saving many from deadly ailments as a medical practitioner. His love for his family and everyone around him is admirable, enviable and worthy of emulation. He will forever be missed!!. However, our grief is short lived because of our convinction that he knew Jesus and that he his on the right hand of Jesus Christ enjoying the glory of God. Sleep on darling Brother!!
June 19, 2020
June 19, 2020
Dr Olusegun Ayodele Kalejaiye!!!
My dear Uncle,
If I do not write you a tribute, I would be indebted!

You lived a potent life. You were kind and generous, friendly and jovial, accommodating and fatherly.

You extended your love to a lot of people in different ways that meant a lot, yo u were undoubtedly loving and compassionate.

I have memories of you that I cannot erase because of how deeply your actions touched me... You bought me my very first designer suit, a black pierre-Cardin, I cannot forget. You showed interest in me as you did in my younger sister.

You always said I didn't keep in touch often and this was my greatest regret. If only I knew how short time was, I wouldn't have been distant in the periods that I was.

Your hardwork and success story inspires me. You modelled ambition, excellence, discipline, generosity, humility and attainment.

You will remain endeared to me and though your demise literally hurts, I am really so glad to know that we will meet at the feet of Jesus.

You were indeed a great man!

Rest in your Saviour's embrace.

We love you but God loves you more.

Good Night!!!!
June 17, 2020
June 17, 2020
Dr Kalejaiye!! Why so sudden. . You’ve been my jnr brother’s best friend and an in-law. Pleasant and always smiling each time we meet. Will you miss you and you’ll forever be in our heart. Sleep on Sleep on Sleep on. I know that the Almighty who chose to take you away now will surely take care of your family that you left behind in Jesus name.
Mama Tayo
June 17, 2020
June 17, 2020
It is very heartbreaking that our dear Dr. Ayo has gone to be with the Lord sooner than anybody would have liked. His passing has definitely left a huge void in his family, nuclear and extended.

I was a frequent visitor to his Ibadan childhood home in Ososami, during my high school days, to hang out with his younger siblings, Kunle, Nike, and co., and to deliver messages from my mom to her big sister, his mom, the beautiful aunty Elewa. It was that long ago, I was the message delivery pigeon.

We were cousins. While I’ve looked up to Engr Sunday as the big cousin and cool university student doing all the right things for a “guy”, I was star-struck when his older brother, Dr Ayo, landed in my parents’ living room aboard a space shuttle from Russia; that was what it felt like when he returned home to Nigeria and came to say hello to my parents. Dr Ayo was cool, smooth, and suave. It was obvious he was going to be a star. A shining, super star.

I had the pleasure of seeing him a few times and interacting with him over the years, but always heard of the amazing things he was doing as a son, husband, father, brother, standup family man, and businessman. We were proud of him and I remain inspired by him. What a loss we have suffered!

May God comfort and strengthen his wife, sons and grandchildren. May He give us all, the fortitude to bear this huge loss. Rest In Peace, big bro. We love you.
June 16, 2020
June 16, 2020
A TRIBUTE TO DR. SEGUN KALEJAIYE BY WASIU AKINPELU

I never imagined I would ever be in a position of writing this for a dear friend, atleast not on this type of occasion.
I and Dr. Segun Ayodele Kalejaiye, known generally as Dr. Sege among friends, knew each other way back in Russia about 40yrs ago, during our university years. He was known to be a compassionate, excellent, generous and successful medical student. He was well liked and respected among Nigerian students in Donetsk. He exemplified the “Noble Profession” as he used to call it, he was a mentor to many in the field and line of duty, he encouraged them to always uphold dignity, honor and integrity which was the basis and foundation on which Oak Hospital, which he later founded, was built.
We lived our youthful lives on love and mutual respect. On returning back to Nigeria from Russia, he successfully combined his career and building of a family structure which was the envy of many friends and classmates. Dr. Sege was a devoted family man to the core, he would go any length for his wife and kids. A shining star and pillar worth of emulation within the kalejaiye family. He was constantly thinking on how to improve the welfare and comfort of his friends and family right until he was called away. Sege never planned on leaving his family and friends in the foreseeable future, but the call of the Almighty is sacrosanct.
During our college days in Russia, Sege was a rallying point for Nigerian students in Donetsk, now in Ukraine. He was the gregarious football team manager loved by everybody. Since his demise over 100 old students have been rallying and coming together because of the beloved Sege. What he did in 1980 by rallying everybody is what he is doing again in 2020 with his demise. Human souls like this are rare, we thank the Almighty that our very own was among the choosen ones.
Dr. Sege merely discarded his physical body, but his spirit, thoughts and memories will forever be with us as he was able to pack so many good deeds into his time on earth. He touched and impacted many lives’ positively.
Adieu my friend, Segun Segunovich Colombo, you will always be with us all the way. May your gentle soul find grace, help and mercy of the Almighty Father. Amen
June 15, 2020
June 15, 2020
I met you once. You were so warm, charming and open. You talked so much about your family. May your legacies live on. May your gentle soul rest in the peace of the Lord. May the Lord comfort your family. SHOPS Plus will miss your sterling leadership but we know your legacy will continue. Adieu Sir.
June 15, 2020
June 15, 2020
Dr Kalejaiye,
(Beautiful is the remembrance of the righteous) Didun ni Iranti Olododo; oorun won yio wa titi ise rere won maa n to'wo le'hin .……… I pray that the good Lord will give every member of your family his beauty for the ashes (Is.61:3 )
June 15, 2020
June 15, 2020
Dr Olusegun Ayodele kalejaiye
You are the best of all bosses I have ever worked with may the light of God continues to show on your path, Thanks for been part of my success story, The last time I saw you I thank heaven that I was able to knelt down to say thank you for your support. Rest in peace Boss
June 14, 2020
June 14, 2020
Words fail me!
Where do i start from!....You were more of an uncle than a brother.A lovely and lively fellow with no barrier for age or class.Your smile and laughter lights up everywhere you went.
Oh!.....rest on great brother and friend.
Goodnight!!
June 14, 2020
June 14, 2020
I have been very reluctant to talk on this since last week when the sad news was broken to me. My heart is very heavy and the reflection of trauma of your death continue to reverberate in me at every secs ,Being a very good boss, whom you are always there for us at every challenging moment at OAK HOSPITAL. I found it difficult to bear the lords judgment on us sir , But there's no appeal against his judgement . its very difficult to bear the exit of Dr KAEJAIYE in OAK and among his family and friends nonetheless we can not call him back to continue with us again . The little joy of his death is that he lived he come ,lived and fulfilled he had impact on several others, hmmmmmn! Dr OAK continue to rest in the bossom of your lord ,ADIEU MY BOSS ,from joke oak lab
June 14, 2020
June 14, 2020

A good soul has passed on, a good Man, Boss has gone up to heaven. With a heavy heart, we miss our beloved CEO.
I feel honoured to have worked under you and be mentored...Though you may not be with us physically, we know that you will always be in our hearts and minds.We wish you farewell in your journey to eternity. You'd never be forgotten, rest in peace
June 14, 2020
June 14, 2020
Without knowing this man as well as his peers do, I knew that calling him a kind-hearted, joyful, focused, determined and strategic man of character would just be scratching the surface of who he is. My uncle was more than words can describe and was always fun and a pleasure to be around. I will forever miss the times I got to be around him and talk to him about his past, and his relationship with my dad, and I am grateful for having the ability to have known a man so uplifting. I will love and miss you uncle, forever.
June 14, 2020
June 14, 2020
..sure a sad news
..Really can't generate sufficient syllables needed to form deep words strong enough to convey the stunned state of mind experienced by this news... an obvious discrepancy it is between your sudden demise and your numerous good deeds..

..Looking back at different encounters with you..its always geared towards two major purpose..to improve one, and to be a blessing....You furnished our work environment with so much care and diverse motivations..will surely miss your impact.

But..all the same..may The lord grant your home much more grace,peace and love even after your departure.

..and may his blessings and preservation remain upon the vision (oak hospital) you birth thus far.(Amen).)

Adieu..
OUR DEAR CEO....an exemplary leader..

-Dr ABE .O.S (OAK STAFF)
June 14, 2020
June 14, 2020
Nothing breaks our hearts more than having a world that no longer has you in it. You weren’t one in a million but just you and it was an honor to have shared this life with you. Rest in peace Dr.kalejaiye.RoseMary Ejumedia.
June 14, 2020
June 14, 2020
Words to console are hard to find at a time like this. But amidst the turbulence and heartbreak, we must always bear God’s Plan in mind; only He can understand why He does what He may.

The soul, spirit, and memory of my uncle will live on forever in the hearts and minds of all those that he loved. I’m thankful to have been touched by such a gentle and reverent being.

May you rest in paradise and peace Uncle, forever❤️
June 14, 2020
June 14, 2020
My dear Boss, I can't explain how much i'd really miss you. You are an inspiration to many. You were full of faith, courage and strength. I wish you farewell in your journey to eternity. You'd never be forgotten, rest in peace dear Boss.
OPETOYEMI MEDICAL ....
June 14, 2020
June 14, 2020
Tribute to a dear Friend ……

Saturday June 6th 2020 was a really sad day in our home, in New Jersey!

This was the day we lost my husband’s best friend from Medical School and a dear friend to our family. The mood was that of significant heartbreak and confusion. With teary eyes and heavy hearts, we all hugged each other, especially hugged his third son, “Dr. Ayoola”, here with us in NJ.
My friend “Sege” was one of a kind…. I still hear his voice in the distance, calling me now and then …… “lady Chinwe”!  Oh, how I miss him !

Dear Sege, Gbenga and I have decided that though we are still mourning you, we realize we must celebrate your life, from here on. Celebrate the wonderful stories, the laughs, the good times we shared together. I am so glad we had such a wonderful time with you and Funmi at the Broadway play (the Temptations), NY last summer. Your wonderful spirit is reflected in your 3 handsome sons. Your awesome legacy of hard work, integrity, and true friendship shall live on into the ages. Rest in Peace my dear friend. Lots of Love and Respect!
Adieu!!
“Lady Chinwe” Ogedegbe, MD
June 14, 2020
June 14, 2020
I got to meet you in the year 2012 while I came for my antenatal. May 12 2014 my mum said you were really concerned for me while I was in the theatre for my second child. The little I know about you was that you touched lives the little way you can. Continue to rest in bosom of our Lord. RIP DR KALEJAIYE.
June 14, 2020
June 14, 2020
The pathfinder of OAK, what a great lost to the entire healthcare sector. i want to believe that the good legacy you left behind will forever remain ever green in our heart. The CEO good bye. we love you but God Almighty love you most.
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Happy posthumous birthday to a fantastic man. You were no doubt a good man, cheerful giver, homely and above all humility personified. Continue to rest in the lord my Doki!!!
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His Life

Biography

June 13, 2020
DR. OLUSEGUN AYODELE KALEJAIYE (MBBS)

CHAIRMAN/ CEO. OAK HOSPITALS.

Dr. Olusegun Ayodele Kalejaiye was born on the 6th of April 1960, to Pa Festus Adeniyi Kalejaiye of Ajepodo quarters, Ijebu Igan & Madam Beatrice Elewa Kalejaiye (Nee Olusodo) from Odosenbora.

He attended the following schools:

  • Ebenezer African Church Primary School, Oke- Ado, Ibadan. (1966-1971)
  • Ijebu Ode Grammar School, Ijebu Ode for his Secondary Education. (1972-1976)
  • Federal Government College, Odogbolu for his Higher School Certificate (H.S.C.). (1977-1979)
  • Donetsk State Medical institute U.S.S.R. (now Ukraine) for his M.B.B.S. (1980-1987)
He returned to Nigeria two months after.

Work Experience

  • He started his one-year clinical experience in Island Maternity, Lagos (Sept. 1987- August 1988).
  • For his N.Y.S.C. program, he served in the 35 Artillery Brigade, Alamala Barracks, Abeokuta (1988/1989).
  • Dr O.A. Kalejaiye started his working career in October 1989 as a Medical Practitioner in Oshoffa Memorial Hospital, 82 Aladelola Street, Ikosi- Ketu, Lagos, under his boss, Edward Abiodun Fapohunda of blessed memory. He became the Medical Director of the hospital from inception October 1989- July 2000
LOVE LIFE

Whilst working in Ketu, he met the love of his life, his junior in Federal Government College, Odogbolu, “Funmi Odukoya”, a beautiful, disciplined, amiable and irresistible young lady on the 4th of November 1989. The relationship resulted in Holy Matrimony on the 6th of April 1991 which was also his birthday.

OAK HOSPITALS
Dr. O.A. Kalejaiye disengaged from Oshoffa Memorial Hospital in the year 2000 and proceeded to the land flowing with milk & honey- IKORODU, in order to actualize his dreams of touching lives via quality medical practice.

In the year 2007, to the glory of God Almighty, OAK Hospitals; a leading innovation-based hospital was established with the vision of Touching Lives. Location was 197, Lagos road, Agric, Ikorodu.

In line with the word of God in Job 8: verse 7, “though thy beginning was small, yet thy latter end shall greatly increase”, the coast of OAK HOSPITALS was enlarged on August 17, 2010 when the permanent structure was purchased. On September 26, 2011, the Chairman/ C.E.O. of OAK HOSPITALS, Dr. O.A. Kalejaiye with his family members and all the medical care team, Allies and well wishers had a thanksgiving service to celebrate God’s faithfulness in the Hospital premises on 191, Lagos road, Ikorodu. A place he served God and humanity until his home call on that glorious Saturday, June 6, 2020.

  • Dr. O.A. Kalejaiye was a respected member of the Nigerian Medical Association (NMA).
  • He was an alumnus of Ijebu Ode Grammar School old boys association (JOGSOBA)
  • He was an active member of Christian Men’s Fellowship at St. Judes Anglican Church, Magodo G.R.A.
  • He was the Vice-President of Igan Youth Circle (home based)
Dr. Olusegun Ayodele Kalejaiye was a distinguished family man. His love for his family was admirable. A silent achiever, kindhearted, peace loving, gentle man par excellence. He was a lover of Christian hymnals. “okan mi yin Oba Orun”, “Ajogun ati asegun ni a je”, “Amazing Grace”, “Si o, olutunu orun”, etc.

He maintained a sweet and safe relationship with the Lord Jesus Christ and had a deep & closer walk with his saviour before he joined the Saints triumphant.

He was happily married to his amiable, beautiful, trusted, God-fearing companion, Mrs Funmi Kalejaiye. The union is blessed with wonderful children with Godly characters; Ayomide, Ayodeji, Ayoola, Daughters-in-love, Ifeoluwa and Doyinsola with beautiful Grandchildren.

Blessed be the name of the Lord.

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June 13, 2020
My mentor is no more.... It is a terrible loss to the healthcare industry. You shared your knowledge with all. I have worked under your tutelage. I have grown to be a better person. God who sees and knows all understands the reasons for this quick exit. Good night

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June 13, 2020
I (Dr sanusi)..had d privilege of working in close proximity  with this rare gem for exactly 5years.He was a great leader and an astute business man, He was a family man as I later got to know of his great love for his family.He loved his mother,wife,children and grandchildren so much!!.I took him not like a boss but an uncle!!!Your death was such a rude shock to me .Oga mi you are sorely missed..I pray the Almighty God forgives you your shortcomings and rest your soul in perfect peace...aamin!!!
REST ON DR O.A.K.......
June 12, 2020
I knew Dr. Kalejaiye as a very Jovial, always smiling generous father and grandfather. This came as a shock but I know he fought a good fight. You will be missed and be in our hearts forever Daddy. We love you. 

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