Soyinka, others pay tribute to Tunji Braithwaite

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Prof Wole Soyinka arriving the home of late Tunji Braithwaite
Photos By Idowu Ogunleye
Nigerians from all walks of life began paying condolence visit to the family of late Tunji Braithwaite at his Lagos country home.
Nobel Laureate, Prof Wole Soyinka also paid the family a visit.
Prof Wole Soyinka arriving the home of late Tunji Braithwaite
Prof Wole Soyinka arriving the home of late Tunji Braithwaite
Ayo Obe and Prof Olu Akinyanju
Ayo Obe and Prof Olu Akinyanju
Ayo Opadokun signing the condolence registar
Ayo Opadokun signing the condolence registar
L-R: Ayo Opadokun chatting with Olumide Braithwaite and Mrs Grace Braithwaite
L-R: Ayo Opadokun chatting with Olumide Braithwaite and Mrs Grace Braithwaite
L-R: Dr.Amos Akigba, late Tunji Braithwaite's wife, Grace Braithwaite and General Alani Akinrinade
L-R: Dr.Amos Akigba, late Tunji Braithwaite’s wife, Grace Braithwaite and General Alani Akinrinade
Family and friends arrive the residence of Tunji Braithwaite
Family and friends arrive the residence of Tunji Braithwaite
A portrait of late Tunji Braithwaite
A portrait of late Tunji Braithwaite

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