Grief strikes again: Mother of Late Sylvester Oromoni Jr. dies two years after son’s tragic death

In the days and months after Sylvester’s death, Mrs. Oromoni became a woman defined by pain. The grief of losing her son was a constant companion, and each passing day felt like a fresh wound. But it wasn’t just the loss that tore her apart—it was the slow and painful realization that the world wasn’t willing to acknowledge her son’s worth. She was a mother, holding onto hope for justice. She fought for her son, but in the end, it was the agony of that battle that tragically claimed her, a stark reminder of the destructive power of a mother’s grief.


Three years after the devastating loss of her youngest son, Sylvester Oromoni Jr., the heartbroken mother of the late Dowen College student has tragically passed away following a prolonged and harrowing battle with illness.

Since 2021, Mrs. Oromoni has been engulfed in unrelenting grief, following the tragic death of her 12-year-old son, who became the face of a widely publicized case surrounding shocking allegations of mistreatment at his school. This heart-wrenching loss, coupled with the unanswered questions and the ongoing fight for justice, took a devastating toll on her physical and emotional health.

A close family source revealed that over time, the weight of this anguish consumed her, with the emotional scars of losing her son gradually manifesting in her deteriorating health.

Despite receiving medical care and the unwavering support of family and friends, the emotional burden, according to reports, proved too overwhelming, and her body, worn down by grief, could no longer fight. On November 25, 2024, she tragically passed away.

In 2021, a heartbreaking video of the late Sylvester Oromoni’s father, overcome with grief and weeping uncontrollably over the loss of his son, shattered hearts across social media. In the emotional clip, the distraught father, seated between his two daughters, was seen breaking down as he painfully recounted his son’s dreams and aspirations.

With tears streaming down his face, Mr. Oromoni shared the poignant memory of how Sylvester had always dreamed of becoming a pilot.

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