🚨 MISSING PERSON 🚨
Name: DAVID ASHIMOLOWO
Age: 17 | Male
100L unilag student
Last seen: Saturday 30th August 2026 at NIGHT
Location: Tarkwa Bay, Obalinde
David went to the beach with his school friends and has been missing since Sunday morning 31st August 2026.
Initial reports of drowning have NOT been confirmed.
If you have ANY information on his whereabouts, please contact:
[09169217856,]
Or report to the nearest Police Station.
Please share widely. We are praying for his safe return 🙏
I had a phase like this in my life.
I grew up in a Christian home. And like a lot of kids raised in church, the first taste of freedom felt like an invitation, like it was finally time to go explore the world for myself.
So I did.
I moved away. And with every mile, I drifted further from God. Church stopped being part of my life. Somewhere along the way, I think I stopped believing altogether. But even in the middle of all that freedom, there was this quiet ache I couldn’t shake; a feeling that something was missing, even when I couldn’t name what it was.
I threw myself into everything I thought would fill it. Drugs. Sexual immorality. One escapade after another, chasing something I couldn’t quite reach.
But Jesus came looking for me.
And He found me in a way I never expected, through a miracle. I want to be honest: I’d never experienced anything like that before. I didn’t have a category for it.
It started with pain. Pain so severe it nearly killed me. I went from doctor to doctor, test to test, and no one could find what was wrong. Months passed. The pain didn’t.
Eventually they scheduled me for surgery; surgery for a condition they still couldn’t even name.
And then, before that surgery ever happened, Jesus healed me. Not through a procedure. Not through medicine. Through a simple prayer. And the pain was just… gone.
That broke something open in me. I got curious. I wanted to know this Person who had just reached into my body and healed what an entire medical system couldn’t touch.
This time, going back wasn’t about my parents. Nobody was making me. I went after Him for myself.
So I went deeper. I opened His word and started reading and I fell in love with the person of Jesus. I began to understand, maybe for the first time, how much He actually loved me.
I have never looked back since.
Peace, growth, open doors; these were things I didn’t have in my old life, no matter how much freedom I thought I was chasing. Now I live differently. I live in peace. I live in prosperity.
This is my testimony. And it’s true.
Help Save Gbemi – Support David Lekan Otegbade's Recovery
On a Saturday morning that changed everything, David Lekan Otegbade, a student of Electrical/Electronics Engineering, OAU, and popularly known as Gbemi — was on his way to his IT placement when a speeding car, moving at about 120km/h, hit him while he waited to cross the road.
He was rushed to the hospital and slipped into a coma for two months. Scans revealed severe head trauma from the impact, requiring emergency brain surgery. He also lost his left kneecap and suffered a fracture in his left hand. As a result of the accident, he now experiences seizures.
It's been over three months, and Gbemi is thankfully recovering — but he's not fully well yet, and the hospital bills have drained what funds were available. There's pressure to discharge him before he's fully stable, simply because the money isn't there to keep his care going.
is care going.
This is where we need you. We’re calling on fellow OAU students, alumni, and families to come together and support Gbemi’s continued treatment. No amount is too small — every contribution brings him closer to full recovery.
Please give what you can, and share this with anyone who might help. Let’s stand with Gbemi.
OTEGBADE HAMBALIU OLAYINKA
ACCOUNT NUMBER
004 1020 494
ACCESS BANK.
He dièd inside the bus while going to work.
He is still unidentified.
His phone is locked…totally locked.
There are no traces, no ID card, nothing to identify him.
Kindly share this post for his identification.
Maybe someone might recognize him or know his family.
Please share. Thank you.🙏
RIP to him