Tributes

Pa O. as we lovingly called you, you embodied the true spirit of a devoted husband and father. Your selfless sacrifices for our well-being will forever be etched in our hearts. As a wise mentor and loyal friend, you stood firm in your convictions, unafraid to take a stand even when faced with opposition. One of the most remarkable aspects of our relationship was the harmony we shared; throughout the years, we never had a significant disagreement that required third-party mediation. Though your passing leaves a void that is hard to fill, I find comfort in God’s promises and a voice message you left for one of the children months ago, reminding us that “nothing happens without God’s approval.” Farewell, Olusola Oluwatoyin Aweda, until we reunite on the resurrection morning.”
Omowunmi Ogunjinmi
– Your Loving Wife

We love you, but God loves you most. Pa O., as we fondly call you, putting these words together has not been easy. You lived a life of selflessness, pouring your time, resources, and energy into people and into God’s work without expecting anything in return. You showed your children the way of the Lord and gave us the foundation to grow in Him. You invested in our lives, and today, we are who we are because of the seeds you sowed. You served God faithfully with your gifts and in every capacity He gave you. Your passing has left a deep void in our hearts—one only God can truly fill. Yet, even in moments of weakness, your unwavering faith in God was evident, teaching us what it means to draw strength through faith.
Though painful that you had to leave us so soon, we take solace in knowing that God called you home in His perfect time, and He has given us peace that no one else could offer. You fought the good fight, and now you rest in the eternal reward only God can give.
Thank you for the indelible footprints and legacies you left behind. Your time here may have been short, but you reminded us that it is not how long we live, but how well we live.
Rest on, Papa, until we meet at Jesus’ feet—never to part again.
We love you.
Oyeronke Oladeji
– Your First Daughter

I am deeply grateful to God for the life of my father-in-law, a man whose love, wisdom, and godly character touched everyone around him. He was more than a father-in-law to me; he was a mentor, a counselor, and an example of what it means to live a life rooted in faith and service.
One of the things that stood out most about him was his unwavering commitment to the education and future of his children. He believed deeply in the power of knowledge and worked tirelessly, sacrificing so much to ensure that every one of them had the opportunity to succeed. Today, their accomplishments stand as a living testimony to his dedication, vision, and the seeds he faithfully sowed.
Beyond his role as a father, he lived out his faith in God with sincerity and humility. His words carried wisdom, his actions reflected integrity, and his presence brought peace. He was a man who led by example; showing us that true greatness is found not in possessions, but in the lives we touch and the legacy we leave behind.
Though you are no longer with us physically, the impact of your life continues to shine through your children, and all who had the privilege of knowing you. I count it a blessing and an honor to have been part of this family and to have experienced his love and godly counsel.
Rest well, Daddy. Your legacy lives on.
Damilola Oladeji
– Son-In-Law

My precious daughters, daughters of Zion, as you fondly called your daughters, you were an extraordinary father and friend, your selflessness is unmatched. Dad, your wisdom, tact, and kindness created memories of a peaceful and beautiful home where love, forgiveness and apologies flowed unhindered. You prioritized our needs above yours, often sacrificing your desires to ensure our happiness. P.O you had a large heart and cared so much for outsiders even when they obviously cared less about you.
P.O you gave wise counsel always, you were full of prophetic insights, you gave timely instructions and your teachings and guidance instilled discipline, wisdom and godly values in us.
An unforgettable memory of you is your inner strength and faith, these amaze me. Despite the excruciating pain, weakness and discomfort , you never complained, you never questioned God’s authority and sovereignty, what a man! To die is gain, heaven has gained a great steward and you are the greatest man I know that walked the earth in my lifetime.
Father of nations, it is an honour to be your daughter, thank you for giving us the best! We will not disappoint you, your legacy will live on and we will again meet on the resurrection morning.
Taiwo Ogunjinmi
– Your Daughter

Dad, my love for you knows no bounds – past, present, or future. You were more than just a father; you were my confidant, mentor, and biggest supporter. Your unwavering encouragement, guidance, and counsel shaped me into the person I am today. I’ll cherish the memories of our drives around town, your daily morning calls, and our conversations about life’s ups and downs. Your wisdom, comfort, and optimism were always there for me. Though you’re no longer with us, I’m comforted knowing that you are at rest. Your legacy of sincerity, loyalty, courage, and sacrifice will live on through us. Your impact on our lives will never fade. Until we meet again in eternal glory, farewell, My lovely Dad.
Kehinde Ogunjinmi
– Your Daughter

Today, I write not with sorrow in my heart, but with joy and gratitude — joy that the one man who showed me firsthand that you can love genuinely without expecting anything in return, that you can set goals higher than anyone else and achieve them with discipline and grit, that you can excel in every aspect of life, is now in a place of perfect peace.
I never had to look far for a mentor in family matters, career, faith, and service to God, because you excelled in them all.
I will never forget the sacrifices you made to provide for us, often without being asked, just so we could have the best. You grounded us in love and built us on values that will guide us for the rest of our lives.
You were a man of immaculate wisdom, always knowing what to say in every situation. And you never stopped encouraging me. I can still hear you proudly calling me “Programmer of the Year.” Those words still push me to excel, and they remind me that you believed in me, even when I doubted myself.
You lived a life that reflected faith, discipline, sacrifice, and love in its purest form. Though words can never fully capture who you were, your legacy speaks louder than any tribute I could give. Thank you, Dad, for being my father, my teacher, and my greatest example. Rest well, until we meet again.
Oluwaseyi Ogunjinmi
– Your proud Son

“…For death is the destiny of every man; the living should take this to heart” (Eccl. 7:2b)
A TRIBUTE TO MR. PHILIPS OLUSOLA OGUNJINMI – A MAN OF VALOUR, A FATHER TO MANY, AND A CHURCH WORKER PER EXCELLENCE!
It is not an overstatement that the demise of Mr. Philips Olusola Ogunjinmi still remains unbelievable and unimaginable to us till now. We actually didn’t know how best to describe the vacuum that his demise has created in our hearts, church and ministry.
Mr Philips Olusola Ogunjinmi was a very silent achiever. He wasn’t given to making noise about whatever he was doing either for God or fellow human beings. He served courageously and committedly in the church without listening to side talks. He was often referred to by my family as a man of faith. He pursued whatever he believed in, not minding any obstacle on the way.
The Lord used him to serve meritoriously in several offices and capacities before we assumed the pastorate of the church till when he bowed to honour the call of his Maker into eternity. He meritoriously completed his terms as the church financial secretary, Treasurer, maintenance unit chairman, land utilisation chairman, and so on. He was a loyal, faithful, and dutiful church worker.
Baba Ogunjinmi as we usually called him was a very friendly and responsible husband and father to his biological children and several other younger ones in the church. He did his best to give sound education to all his children, even when it was not convenient for him. Nothing could make Mr Ogunjinmi to be unavailable for his family whenever there was a need. He valued hard work, resilience, worship of his Saviour.
Mr. Philips Olusola Ogunjinmi, we value and unreservedly recognise all you did for our family, church, and others around you both publicly and secretly during your short but blessed life time. You will be remembered always for your sense of humour, sincere contributions to deliberations, outstanding generosity, uncommon optimism, progressiveness, and love for the Lord’s work.
Adieu our beloved Mr. P.O. Ogunjinmi! It is well with the family you left behind.
Kayode Hellen Ayinde

Tunde Ogunjinmi

You came, you fought and you laid down your sword. You lived the Christian life you were dutiful and dedicated to the work of God and you were a committed member of the Men Missionary Union (MMU) of First Baptist Church. Sleep well until the Resurrection morning.
Richard Adejumobi

Alàgbà Philip Olúṣọlá ÒGÚNJÌNMÍ,
You were a practically faithful servant of God who served the Lord with a clear conscience.
Rest on Lágboókà
Dn. Ologunleko Toba

With heavy heart yet in total submission to the will of God we the Deacons and deaconess of first Baptist Church Ado-ekiti pay this tribute to our beloved brother father and friend Mr P.O. Ogunjinmi who went home to be with the lord on Thursday August 21, 2025 before his sudden departure Mr. Ogunjinmi was a pillar of strength and an exemplary member of our church he served faithfully and meritoriously as a church treasurer chairman building committee and an ex-officio of the financial department of the church. Throughout his term of service in these capacities he exhibited courage integrity and unwavering dedication to the service of God and the church. His life was a living testimony of diligence honesty and humility beyond the service to the church he also played the role of a caring husband to his wife and worked tirelessly to give his children a sound education and good future. His home was opened for warmth discipline and godly virtues you will not only be remembered for the roles you played but for a life of impartation and fulfillment that you lived. His departure was sudden but we believe you have gone to be with the lord to rest forever on behalf of the deacons and deaconesses of First Baptist Church ado ekiti we bid you Farewell Mr P. O. Ogunjinmi’s memory remains evergreen in our hearts.
The Deaconate, FBC Ado Ekiti

We fondly called you “People”—always full of life and laughter. Growing up at Ajao Estate, I thought of you as my eldest brother, not knowing you were my uncle. You made every moment fun, especially during Super Eagles matches—there was never a dull moment with you.
You brought joy to everyone around you and created the Ogunjinmi Prosperity Platform to keep all the grandchildren connected—a true gift to the family.
Though it’s painful to say goodbye, we believe you’re now at peace.
You will be deeply missed.
Rest well, dear Uncle Shola. Adieu.
Ajoke Ogunjinmi Fayefunmi

I thank God for Daddy . I knew him to be an easy going man and a man of gentle spirit.
Rev Victor Okunade

Well, I got to know Daddy Ogunjinmi through the children (Twins). You lived Well sir! Your children are indeed a testament that you lived a fulfilled life.
Your sacrifice and labour of love is contagious.
May God rest your soul Daddy.
Keep resting.
Good night, Mr Ogunjimi
Kehinde Damilola Ajayi

My dear friend, we cherish your endurance and your disposition to life’s challenges. We miss you so much and believe that you will be with your creator peacefully. Sleep well with Jesus Christ.
Pastor and Mrs Jeje Ayo Olubola Sunday.

May Baba’s soul rest in peace so caring and always cheerful, we miss you Daddy.
Mr and Mrs Agbeyo

I know you to be one who encourages, my adviser. Daddy, I cannot say it enough, continue to rest in peace. We love you but Jesus loves you the most.
Mrs Akeju S.C

Daddy Ogunjinmi, your demise pains us so much but we give glory to God for a life well spent. We pray that God will comfort the family and the Church of God you left behind. Sleep on daddy till we meet at the feet of our Lord Jesus Christ.
WMU, FBC Ado.

Daddy P.O. Ogunjinmi, you will be forever missed. We thank God for a life well spent in God’s will, our consolation is that we shall meet at the feet of Jesus, it is well.
Abel A. Adeyi

Often our cherished plans are filled with disappointment as prevailed. We have wondered In Darkness heavy hearted and alone but we are trusting in the Lord and according to His word we will understand it better by and by.
Rev. Afolabi Adedamola

The end of a journey is inevitable, you lived a life of uplifting people you met along the journey. I am a living testimony and I am sure your God will definitely compensate you and your children. Your death is a rude shock but we take Solace in God,rest until eternity. Ògámi tòótó.
Dr. Taiwo Ibijoju

Daddy Phillips Ogunjinmi thank God for your life well spent. We pray that the Lord of peace and comfort will be with the family you left behind! Rest on Daddy.
Children department, FBC Ado Ekiti.

Mr P.O. Ogunjinmi, an optimist to the core, bold, truthful, dedicated, beautiful and a lover of all around him, painful to have lost you when you were still very much needed to rest on till the glorious morning.
S.K Akomolafe, F.B.C Ado Ekiti

Mr. P.O Ogunjinmi was a devoted Christian very patriotic may his gentle soul rest in peace.
Mr and Mrs Olusina (FBC Ado Ekiti)

My dear Pa PO Ogunjinmi thanks for being a father to me. We love you but God loves you better rest till we meet and part no more.
Mrs Oguntunde F.F (FBC Ado-Ekiti)

Glory be to God for the life you lived Daddy P.O Ogunjinmi we affirm that you lived an impressive Christian life- a life of love, care and goodness to people. May your gentle soul rest in peace.
Dns. Dr. Ronke Ogunleye

Dear Baba Ogunjinmi, I remember the last time that you called me to ask me a question you asked, “Why do you love me so much?” I did not know how to respond but just to say it was the Lord’s doing and the last time I saw you in my dream you looked healthier, when I called you confirmed the same… See you at Jesus’ feet in eternity.
Mr Adeboye Peter

Adieu baba Ogunjinmi a complete gentleman who was very hard working and upright when he was alive. We will really miss you so much alongside your good works and your contribution at First Baptist Church. We love you but God loves you most good night.
Dr A.S Ogunmodede

Our daddy Mr P.O Ogunjinmi you were a caring and amiable man, a jolly good fellow you and showed it in your own simple way. May God Stand by your dear wife and loving children.
FBC Media and Technical unit.

Baba Ogunjinmi may your soul rest in peace. We will continue to remember you for your loving kindness and as a good neighbour and as a Peacemaker.
Alhaji Ayoola Sarafa.

Daddy I’m not sure if we ever had any Close interactions but I can see The Legacy of service discipline and humility in the lives of your wife and children may God Almighty continue to rest your soul and be with the family left behind.
Deacon Oluremi Omodara

I cherish the love you have for me. May your soul rest in peace Baba Ogunjinmi.
Mr. Dominic Falowo

Daddy you were such a good man of good spirit you would always greet my children and I on the street as we passed by may your soul rest in peace.
Mrs Asaolu (neighbour)

Daddy you treated us with respect and always showed genuine concern for our well-being your patience, fairness and understanding made you stand out as a man of integrity. May your soul rest in perfect peace and may God grant your family the strength to bear this irreplaceable loss you will forever be remembered.
Olapeju (Tenant)

Mr. Ogunjinmi, I find it difficult to believe your demise but it is a fact that cannot be disputed you have come to do your bit here on earth. You were such a lively person and very difficult to part with my prayer that, God will continue to be with the family you left behind. I love you, but God loves you more than I do my brother. I pray we meet at Jesus’ feet rest in peace.
High chief T.A Oluwajuyigbe and family.

Daddy Ogunjinmi rest on beloved, you came you fought and you conquered. We thank God for your life, a life well spent. May your soul rest in perfect peace. Adieu.
Mrs Aro, FBC Ado Ekiti.

Daddy Ogunjinmi your departure is a great loss to the landlords on our street. May God Almighty grant you perfect rest and may he console and be with your family.
Mr Olabode, for the landlords (Olabode street)

It is sad to hear of your demise Mr Ogunjinmi but God knows everything. May the presence of the lord almighty be with your family forever.
Rev Dr and Mrs Kayode Eebo.

I miss you my oga I have no regrets working with you while you were alive may God grant your soul eternal rest. Adieu my Oga.
High Chief Olajide

Thank God for the life you lived as a Christian. In the short period we met and interacted with one another you were an epitome of humility and Christendom. Sleep on our dear brother, In-law and friend.
Dn and Mrs C.O Oladeji

Oga mi, Adieu!! May your soul find sweet repose in the Lord’s bosom.
Bro and Sis Isaac Oluwafunmi.

It is good night to Mr. Ogunjinmi, an ambassador of Christ a hardworking and committed Christian rest in peace our beloved.
Dns P.A Fatunase.

Oga mi you came and conquered you made an indelible impact in our lives. The memories we have of you will remain in our minds. I do not regret your counsel and advice you gave whenever we were privileged to meet with you when you were alive.
Dn Dele Bukola

You were the best in my life. Whatever door your children knock will be opened to them. Thank you for your effort in making me who I am today rest in peace.
Mr. Ayoola Oyinlade

I am still struggling to come to terms with the death of our dear Daddy Ogunjinmi. The profound friendship he extended to my family will not be forgotten. While his time on earth was regrettably short, his legacy is one of significant impact and glory. We take comfort in knowing he has transitioned to a better place, free from all afflictions and pain. May God console the family he left behind during this difficult time. Rest well, sir.
Mrs Oladimeji

You come across some people and they wield significant influence on your life. For us in our family, Daddy Ogunjinmi was such an impactful personality. He expressed an incredible, agape love to us, especially my husband since we joined this church. His types are rare, just as diamonds are. His transition is a great blow, but we are consoled by two things: first, his legacy of kind, caring and candid character and also, the assurance that we shall meet at the feet of Jesus on the Resurrection morning. Adieu, Daddy rere.
Mrs Oluwafunmi

Daddy Ogunjinmi, it is well with your soul, your sudden departure is a huge surprise to me but our God Almighty knows more than any human being. Adieu! Adieu!! Adieu!!!
Mama Ayeni

Two days before your demise, my heart was so fascinated with your family that I dropped a check-in message to your wonderful wife and amazing twins. I had always wished to pay your family a visit anytime I was in Ado-Ekiti, but it is so shocking to hear about your passing! So, I won’t be seeing you again on this terrestrial side of life. I take solace in God that we shall meet someday at His feet. Daddy Ogunjinmi, I count it a great blessing to have met you. Every member of your family radiates glory. I cherish your gentle soul, the stories you shared, and the warmth of your presence, oh, moments with you were always juicy and refreshing. I will miss that deeply!
I’m grateful to God for the gift of your life, for the values you instilled, for giving your children the gift of quality education, and for being a light in your family and community. I’m sure your children and loved ones will carry this legacy with pride and gratitude. So much more could be written about you, but I rest in the truth that heaven has gained a saint. I pray that God will abide with the family you left behind and grant them strength, peace, and comfort.
Mummy Ogunjinmi, my amazing friends (Ronke, Kehinde, and Taiwo), dear brother Seyi, and all members of First Baptist Church, Ado-Ekiti, may the LORD uphold you, surround you with His love, and fill every void with His presence.
With love;
IyanuOluwa Paul DUROGBOLA

Daddy Philips Ogunjinmi was not just a name to us; he was a presence—steady, strong, and full of grace. His life was one of deep faith, commitment to family, and service to humanity. Born with a humble beginning, Daddy rose to become a man whose wisdom and integrity earned him respect wherever he went.
He was a father to many, a mentor, a counselor, and a friend. His door was always open, his words always seasoned with grace. To his children and grandchildren, he was a guide and protector, teaching by example the values of honesty, hard work, and the fear of God. To his friends and community, he was a pillar of support—generous with his time, resources, and prayers.
Daddy believed in leaving people better than he met them. His love for knowledge, his dedication to the things of God, and his selfless service spoke volumes about the man he was. He lived fully, laughed deeply, and gave endlessly. Though we feel the pain of his departure, we find comfort in knowing he lived a life of purpose and left a legacy that will echo for generations. Daddy Philip Ogunjinmi’s memory will remain alive in our hearts and actions, for he taught us that true living is measured not by the years but by the impact made on others. Rest well, Daddy. Your journey here may be complete, but your influence and love lives on.
Samuel Sunday Araromi and Family.

Daddy, I still can’t figure it out that you’re gone to be with your maker, anyways ninu ohun gbogbo ka ma dupe, your fatherly role and your advice to us young ones will be forever missed.
Love you so much, but God love you more.
Rest well, Baba Philips Ogunjinmi
Oluwafemi Lekan

It is a shock to learn that you are no more Daddy Rest in the bosom of the Lord you served till your last moment The Lord to be with all you left behind and the church O daaro sir.
Modupe Apalowo

You were always there for us, supporting us through every step of life. Your word still keeps me moving forward in the journey of life, Miss you so much Daddy till we meet to part no more.
Fasehun Olubisi Olawunmi (Nee Ogunjinmi)

I find it difficult to express myself in words at a time like this as the news of your demise came as a rude shock to me but I take solace in the fact that you have gone to rest. You were a unifier and you did everything possible to bring all of us (The Ogunjinmi Grandchildren) together in unity and love at a time seemingly impossible. Uncle, I must confess that you fought a good fight, you finished your course and all I can promise is that in honour of your memory, we will do everything possible by the grace of God to foster unity among ourselves. Adieu Uncle till we meet at the feet of Christ on resurrection morning!
Ogunjinmi Oluwaseun.

It is with a heavy heart that we mourn the passing to glory of our dear Uncle. Your life was truly a blessing to us all, and your memory will remain a treasure in our hearts. Though the pain of your loss is deep, we find comfort in the beautiful moments we shared with you and in knowing that you lived a life of love and impact. We will honour your legacy by keeping the family bond stronger than ever. May your soul rest in perfect peace Uncle Sola!
Arc. Ogunjinmi Olufunso Peter

Daddy Ogunjinmi, to have known you was truly to love you. Thank you for living a life of selflessness where you gave not only your resources, but also your time, your care, your prayers and your heart. You were indeed a great man.
Even in your absence today, I still want to say thank you, thank you for being my friend, thank you for seeing me, and thank you for everything, Daddy Ogunjinmi. You lived a life of legacy, and I join everyone to say that you were a blessed man, even in death you will always remain a blessed man. I pray that your legacy, and all that you stood for, continues to stand the test of time.
Rest in peace, Ooreoluwa’s Big Daddy, Daddy Ogunjinmi.
Ooreoluwa Ayinde

You were one of the few people whose heart we were quickly endeared to when we got to Ado in 2012. I noticed without much Ado your simplicity, love for others, firmness, dedication to God and His service. Your heart was indeed a golden one. Thanks for being a worthy epitome of sacrifice. The last time we visited you, we saw your strength even in weakness. Your words still ring in our ears and hearts. Baba Ogunjinmi, It was indeed a blessing to have met and known you. Though painful you are gone, we are glad you lived with eternity in view. Your memory is blessed. May the Lord preserve the lovely family you left behind.
Rev Adesola and Mrs Oluwatosin Adeyemi

The news remain uncertainty to me Daddy Ogunjinmi. I’m still believing in Lazarus miracle for you. It’s too heavy to bid you farewell or say goodnight. I can’t just imagine you closing your eyes unopened again with those qualities of yours.
Aladesofi Tolulope

Hmmm, your life is a lesson to all. Your lived a godly life with so much impacts, though short. You’re so dedicated to the kingdom business, humble, reserved and disciplined. Your love for MMU Fellowship/ Choir encouraged me. We were praying for your quick recovery at the MMU meeting not knowing your Master was already calling you home. Adieu Pa Ogunjimi! We miss you!
Ayodeji Akinyemi

You are a true father, a friend, and a mentor. Your legacies lives on. You had being a blessing to people around you. I will miss you daddy Ogunjinmi.
Olusola Olawuyi

Baba Ogunjinmi as you are fondly called, you came, you saw, and you conquered. I so much cherish your love and care. You always called me up to check up on me whenever you didn’t see me in the Church. That act of yours meant a lot to me. I remember your gentle corrections when I called you up too. Thanks be unto God for the good life that you spent though I would have loved it to be longer. Your memory will continue to linger for a long time. On the September celebrants platform, you were always sending daily prayer messages. We have been missing you on our page too. Thank God for the works that you did in the Church of God. We love you, Sir, but God loves you more. Rest on in the bosom of the Lord. My prayers are that God will take care of your family and loved ones. They will enjoy the fruits of your labour and good deeds wherever they go in Jesus Christ name. Sun re oo, dear Baba Ogunjinmi P.O.
Ogundare Ezra

Words seems so feeble in moments like these,. one thing we know is that God takes what is His, and what He gives is His, and to all things He has appointed a time. Death leaves a heartache no one can heal. Our hearts ache in sadness, for what it means to loose someone so dear to us like you, no one will ever know,…. You were a father whose worth can never be told, your demise left a vacum in our hearts that no one can fill, we totally take solace in God, the owner of our lives. We miss you and always will. Pa O. as we fondly call daddy, was a man like no other, if selfless care, humility, patience, and compassion had a form in human then it was him, he was an icon worthy of emulation, a true definition of what a family should be like. He was a hero, a strong support system, a hardworking and strong individual who was always there for us all. He was selfless, he lived for others and always willing to help, He stood strong and remain my sure support from the beginning of my tertiary academical journey, I remember when mummy registered me for a nursing school and it was time to write their entrance examination, daddy personally he took me in his car to and fro the venue of the Nursing school exams, supported me fully all through my academics period till my service year, always making sure things are taking shape with me academically, I remembered when it was time to go for youth service, daddy also took me in his car to Akure where I boarded a bus to Plateau for youth service. Daddy was highly principled and stood firm for what he believed was in the general interest of everyone. He was a team maker, always there and upholding family ties and friendship. He never allowed anyone play his fatherly roles a father Truly, to God we belong and truly to him we shall all return. May the Holy Spirit us the fortitude the bear daddy’s demise. Rest on Pa O., till we meet to part no more.
Deborah Ojewande

Your life was so impactful and filled with love. yours was a heart so tender and full of grace, always leaving room to accommodate others, irrespective of who or what they are. Your love, guidance, and words and example helped me build a great marriage and family I am so grateful, and already miss you. P.O. rest well till we meet on the great morning. Halleluyah!
Oluwatoyin Akhiegbe

Forever in our hearts and your life was a blessing to us. The memory of the time you spend with us will forever be a treasure to us. Till we meet again!
Ola Olu

Uncle, as I fondly called you, your departure was obviously untimely. Many things to remember you for, but not enough space to write about all. I remember the first time your darling – my sister, introduced you to the family as her fiancee. Jealousy raked my heart, because you have come to take my favorite sibling away, but few years after the wedding, my heart warmed up extremely towards you because you had proved to be a worthy in-law. Always trusting, swift with advice, your believe in me and my capabilities was ever unwavering. It gave me the needed encouragement to strive on during difficult times. These have engrave your thought permanently in my heart and it will forever be there. You are the pride of men, the pride of an husband, the pride of a father and the pride of a friend, worthy of emulation. Be blessed and rest on, in the bosom of our saviour and creator until we meet to part no more. Adieu, Uncle Sola!
Idris Lawal

Our daddy, Mr P. Ogunjinmi, you were a caring and amiable man, a jolly good fellow. You loved and shared it in clear terms, in your own simple way. You were always and still sending daily prayers to me ,even on your sick bed, until it was no longer convenient for you. You recognised me on the hospital bed, called my name and promised me you would soon be on your feet. However, God has a better plan for you. You’re now resting in His bossom, free from all life’s struggles and vicissitudes. We loved you, but God loves you more. Rest on, dear brother. We shall sorely miss you! Adieu, till the resurrection day! May God stand by your dear wife and loving children. May He give them more hope in Him and grant them the enduring fortitude to bear this irreparable loss. Amen!
Gladys Aderonke

Daddy’s humility is top notched. I have always admired the way you dance in church and you’re always so cheerful. God knows the best and may He keep your soul resting in peace till we meet to part no more.
Abiodun Ojo

In loving memory of Philips Olúṣọlá Ògúnjìnmí | Crafted with ❤ by DO