Nigerian Tribune Remembers Photojournalist Felix Onigbinde After His Passing

The management of African Newspapers of Nigeria Plc, which publishes the Nigerian Tribune, is mourning the death of Felix Onigbinde, a valued photojournalist. Onigbinde passed away on Saturday, October 17, 2026. His colleagues remember him as a dedicated professional who made significant contributions to journalism.

During a memorial service, Pastor Ogbada Sunday spoke about the nature of death and encouraged the congregation to live purposefully. He emphasized that life is fleeting and urged people to focus on their spiritual responsibilities rather than material possessions. He reminded attendees that death is a natural part of life and that believers in Christ have hope for eternal life.

Pastor Sunday also reflected on Onigbinde’s life, acknowledging the efforts made by his family and friends to support him during his illness. He encouraged those grieving to find comfort in their faith and the promise of eternal life.

Mr. Taiwo Amodu, the Abuja Bureau Chief of the Nigerian Tribune, expressed the organization’s sadness over Onigbinde’s passing. He described Onigbinde as a respected member of the team whose kindness and professionalism enriched the workplace. The management extended their condolences to Onigbinde’s family and colleagues.

Onigbinde was born on February 16, 1977, in Modakeke, Osun State. He attended several schools before studying Public Administration at the University of Abuja. He worked for various media organizations, including Daily Times and Daily Trust, before joining the Nigerian Tribune in 2024. He was known for his commitment to excellence in photojournalism and received multiple awards throughout his career.

He is survived by his wife, Blessing Onigbinde, and their three children. His passing has left a significant void in the lives of his family and colleagues, but his contributions to journalism will be remembered.