My heart is broken. We loss a great man, a great father, a great husband, compassionate and a loving human being. The Oyedepo family have been a family friend of ours Adeniran family since I was a child. Daddy has shown my family tremendous love and support. He was someone families go to in time of need and support. And he was always there with helping hands.
I go to know this incredible man even deeper in 1987, when he allowed me to move in with his family after my family left for a foreign land. Living under the same roof, it allowed me to see what a wonderful and incredible family man he was. He took me in has one of his and with open arms. He worked extremely hard to support his family and extended family members. We spent a lot of time together on the farm. I looked forward to those times. It was a bonding moment between us his kids and daddy. Roasting yams and maize with daddy, those were special moments. Sitting around the fire in a circle talking and joking amongst ourselves shows a softer and tender side of daddy. These are moments will cherish till my dying day.
He was a true servant of our Lord Jesus Christ. He preached and lived by the Bible. I always look forward to when daddy has to preach at church. He uses short stories to captivate his congregation/audience and to get his points across. And above all he uses short choruses/songs and dance moves has his opening them. Watching him dance was a treat and a blessing. I learn to dance watching him dance. I pretty much copied his dance moves. In our house, God was first. And nightly prayer meeting was mandatory. He genuinely and truly loved the Lord.
“Where you used to be, there is a hole in the world, which I find myself constantly walking around in the daytime, and falling in at night. I miss you like hell.” -Edna St. Vincent Millay
“There are no good-byes, where ever you’ll be, you’ll be in my heart.” -Mahatma Gandhi
Daddy, I will forever miss you. I love you. You were a blessing and a God sent to me. I will forever Cherish you. Orun re!! Olorun Eledumare yo te yi si afefe rere. Otun di ipade wa.
Our Grandpa of so many children has gone home. I have no doubt that a special place in paradise will receive you daddy. Your supernatural love to your family and to many children of other families in which you never met coupled with your good relationship with God will drive you home. Nìre nìre nì tì ìrantì olododo! Adieu Baba wa!
Pa J.A Oyedepo- I write this note on behalf of my family “You are a good soldier of christ, you fought a good course, you served the lord wholeheartedly, you stood for truth. You are a mentor to us, a father and ambassador worthy of emulation. As you son and daughter, we blessed God for meeting you and learning lots from you. Rest in the bosom of the Lord Jesus christ till we meet to part no more” ADIEU. Drs Tunji and Kemi Alabi.
On behalf of Ayo-Bello Memorial Baptist Church, we pray that the Lord will console and comfort the family and the church of God Baba left behind. Grandpa as I fondly call him, he was a honest, truthful, dedicated,committed soldier and always fought for the good and just course. We will miss you dearly. Rest on Grandpa, till we meet to part no more in the Lord. May your soul rest in peace. Dr Kemi Alabi for Ayo-Bello Memorial Baptist Church.
To God be the glory for s life well spent for the service of Christ and humanity. Now that you have gone to be with our great rewarder he will surely take care of your wife and the children with your children’s children in Jesus name. Joseph Olu Agbenike
Daddy Minna as we used to call you, we can not forget the role you played in our lives, may your gentle soul rest in perfect peace. Sun re oo our beloved daddy. Mr & Mrs Segun Aboyeji
Daddy our father not an ordinary inlaw a reference point in Onibipe family, a role model, bridge builder. Onipipe lost a gem, a jewel of inestimable value. May God give us the fortitude to bear the irreplaceable and monumental lost. Adieu Omo Okimoye. Chief Dr Sunday J Adedayo ELESA of Isanalu Isin for snd on behalf of Oke Isanlu Igbea Ward Isanlu- Isin. Barrister Olufemi Adedayo
Baba Oyedepo you lived a very fulfilled life in God service steady by truthly and righteousness. May your soul rest in perfect peace. Asiwaju Oluwole Oludaisi Aina
Baba Dn J.A Oyedepo certainly lived a fulfilled life. He served his God enthusiastically as a Deacon of First Baptist Church Minna, he did his best. He also contributed his quota in Niger I, Baptist Association Also since inception of Niger-Kebbi Baptist. May God uphold Mama Dns.C.F Oyedepo, the children and the entire Oyedepo family and the first Baptist Church Minna. Rev & Mrs J.A Aworinde
On behalf of Isanalu-Isin CAN, baba your demise is a shock to us. You did really play a very vital role during the rift between the community and CAN, you work tirelessly to see that peace reign at last. You are indeed a man of peace we all miss you,but God love you most.
On behalf of Isanalu-Isin CAN, baba your demise is a shock to us. You did really play a very vital role during the rift between the community and CAN, you work tirelessly to see that peace reign at last. You are indeed a man of peace we all miss you,but God love you most.
Daddy, you are such a wonderful and fantastic baba that one will always like to be with . Omo Adesi Ohun po, O kunle o tun ni ya solo. Elewu woyiwoyi. May your soul continue to rest in peace. Adieu baba Deacon. Agboola Ayandiran
How do I recover from missing you dear daddy? I treasure evey single memory of you and I will always love you forever because your contribution to my life is unforgettable.
Daddy, so many things have happened since you were called away, so many things to share with you had been left to stay in my mind, as there’s no one to share it with.
Gone are the days we used to share, in my heart you are always there, the gate of memories will never close, I miss you more than anyone knows.
You Came, you saw and you conquered.
I thank God for the privilege to be one of your son because you posses alot of characters that is worthy of emulation. I admire your wisdom because anywhere you speak there will be unity,one of your good strength is the ability to canvas.
My dad and I share alot of good memories, I remember as a young lad, when we used to ride in your Peugeot 505 to drop us in school, you usually told me some good stories about morals, which one of it is the “OBEDIENT CHILD” which I have taken to be my watchword.
I thank God for a good life well spent,because you fought a good fight of faith. Daddy, though death is inevitable and certain but we would still have loved to have you around, I strongly believe you are in a good place and resting in the bosom of your Lord. I remember our last conversation at your residence in Ilorin a week before you were called home and it was all about love and I promised all will be done accordingly.
Daddy you will be remembered as a loving and affectionate father. We will forever cherish your memories and hope that our ever loving mother will see through this difficult time of parting. She will miss you ever so more and hope you are watching! You were a perfect couple. puisse ton âme reposer en paix
” MY HEARTS ACHES TO KNOW THAT YOU ARE NO MORE, BUT I TAKE SOLACE IN KNOWING THAT YOU’RE NOW RESTING IN THE LORD’S BOSSOM. IT WILL BE DIFFICULT TO EXPRESS HOW I WILL MISSED YOU IN FEW WORDS BECAUSE YOU WERE A FATHER IN-LAW BY ALL POSSIBLE DEFINITION” REST ON TILL THE DAY OF RESURRECTION.
Thank God for a life well spent. Your exit came to us as painful and shocking but who are we to query God Almighty, He gives and take. Glory be to His Name. We however take solace in God that we shall meet on the resurrection day.
Good night Daddy
Daddy!!! Your exit came to us as painful and shocking, but who are we to query God Almighty. He gives and take, Glory be to His Name. We however take solace in God that we shall meet on the resurrection day. Good night
The Babalolas ( Your in law)
When the mirror is broken you longer see your image. On that dreadful day 30th August,2021 that you departed this world to join the saints it has not been same again for me. Daddy you were the mirror at which I looked at myself and now that you are gone my life is empty that I feel it in my soul. My solace is the fact that you live a righteous life. Every moments of your life is like a book on a parth towards heavenly bless. Daddy when I close my eyes the image of you is all I see……. The summary of our togetherness from cradle to your exit lingers on my mind. It’s a memory that even death cannot erase. Your departure has made me broken and transformed me into a man. Not by gender but by willingness to do what great men do knowing that death is the end of every mortal. The transformation that life is vain and everything in it is vanity. This death won’t separate us as I would grow old and exit just like you did and meet again to continue as farther and son. Then my children also would pay tribute to me like I am doing today to your bless memory. Rest in the lord true soldier of faith, aka YOUNG SHALL GROW.
It’s with great awe that I received the death of Pa Oyedepo; an ever-smiling and jovial personality. Your sermon and eloquent knowledge of the Holy Book would not be forgotten. Your dimensions of presenting the Message was different from others. Never waste time; direct, crisp and meaningful sermons you were known for. Baptist Church Minna would never forget you in Church accomplishments and settling family matters. You were very close to the Akande’s (my sister) family. I remember vividly that there was no function of ours that Mama would not attend. We would miss you greatly. May good God comfort mama, children and grandchildren. Baba Oyedepo sun re, odigba, otun darin na ko, odoju alaa. Continue to rest at the blossom of the Almighty God.
It is a shock but with great submission to the will of the Almighty. I sincerely condole with every member of this great family. I never met Baba personally, but I heard so much good reports about him from his son Mr Wole, a very good colleague. Lately I have learnt that life is transient and every one is only an actor on the stage of life. Hence our daily actions count either positively or negatively. We never know how much impact we have had on people until we exit the earth.
Baba you came, you saw you conquered. Though painful but the soul always returns to the maker. The Lord has thought it wise that you return home now, it is my prayer that those of us who you have left behind will follow in your unwavering example of service to the Almighty God.
I pray for God’s comfort and encouragement for all you left behind.
Keep resting baba in the bosom of the Almighty God until the resurrection morning.
TRIBUTE TO MY BELOVED HUSBAND (Deacon John Ayantunde Oyedepo)
His first approached to me was in 1961, when I was mourning my mother’s death. There was no reply to his request until 1962 when I was about to overcome the death of my mother. He made a promise to take up the roles of my parents because my father died in 1955. We got married in 1969. My husband was a man of his words, he played very well the roles of my parents as promised. He was a loving husband who never made a mistake one day to either slap or beat me and he did not believed in third party for conflict resolution. He was a comforter who was always ready to apologize even when he is not at fault, with peaceful choruses for peace to reign in the family. He was a loving father to his children,he cherished education and he prefered to starved himself so that his children school fees can be paid. He did not believed in beating children but believe in educating them morally and religiously, he also taught them on how to love, accommodate people and to be hospitable. A very hard working and honest husband, his black has never turned to white. He served his God to the end of his life and he was known to be an integrity man. Though I can’t write all his attributed, qualities and my experiences with him but his deeds will ever remain in my memory for ever. Therefore, I give glory to God almighty because he did not died because of financial constraints but he died because he had accomplished his raced on earth (2Timothy 4:7). I use this forum to appreciate God almighty who has touched the minds of people to assist us prayerfully, physically, morally and financially when my darling husband was hospitalized. People are too numerous to be mentioned here but my prayers is that the Lord who says in Acts 20 : 35b that ” there is more blessings in giving than receiving” will definitely rewards you all with abundant blessings, peace, Joy and His perfect health in Jesus name. Sun ree o, Akanbi Oki, omo eja loni bu. Till we meet to part no more.
Loving wife Deaconess C.F. Oyedepo.
Daddy was a practical christian who practice the book of prophecy (The Bible). A devout Christian to the call. A role model to many youths to emulate from. May his gentle soul rest in perfect peace.- Mayowa Adeniran
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When it came time to write about people’s obituary, “I don’t understand why people do a resumé for an obituary. It never captures the spirit of the person. Our uncle,daddy Deacon John Oyedepo had such a big spirit. He had such a big personality. And I didn’t think listing where he went to work, Church and his resumé would do him justice. I liked the idea of setting it up as kind of a contrast where at first you think it’ll be a pretentious obituary — everyone’s great when they die in an obituary — and then I tried to use what would have been his sense of humor to describe our daddy. And clearly it worked. I was pleased with it.”
Daddy was so much more to me than a in-law. He was the mentor and father I always wanted whilst going up under his watch. When he passed, I felt as though the very ground had crumbled away underneath my feet. But then I remembered his words whilst conversing on phone or in person for this very day and even after his death, I realized he was still being a father to me. His words restored my equilibrium and placed me once more on firm ground, the same way he did when I meet him, to be precise (1983)
Daddy gave everything he had to those that he came across. He never held back. He taught me how to be the very best person I can be, and I will never let you down. Thanks, Deacon. May you rest in peace.
Pastor (Barrister) Raphael Olufemi Adedayo
Deacon John Ayantunde Oyedepo 
A BEAUTIFUL SOUL
My heart is broken. We loss a great man, a great father, a great husband, compassionate and a loving human being. The Oyedepo family have been a family friend of ours Adeniran family since I was a child. Daddy has shown my family tremendous love and support. He was someone families go to in time of need and support. And he was always there with helping hands.
I go to know this incredible man even deeper in 1987, when he allowed me to move in with his family after my family left for a foreign land. Living under the same roof, it allowed me to see what a wonderful and incredible family man he was. He took me in has one of his and with open arms. He worked extremely hard to support his family and extended family members. We spent a lot of time together on the farm. I looked forward to those times. It was a bonding moment between us his kids and daddy. Roasting yams and maize with daddy, those were special moments. Sitting around the fire in a circle talking and joking amongst ourselves shows a softer and tender side of daddy. These are moments will cherish till my dying day.
He was a true servant of our Lord Jesus Christ. He preached and lived by the Bible. I always look forward to when daddy has to preach at church. He uses short stories to captivate his congregation/audience and to get his points across. And above all he uses short choruses/songs and dance moves has his opening them. Watching him dance was a treat and a blessing. I learn to dance watching him dance. I pretty much copied his dance moves. In our house, God was first. And nightly prayer meeting was mandatory. He genuinely and truly loved the Lord.
“Where you used to be, there is a hole in the world, which I find myself constantly walking around in the daytime, and falling in at night. I miss you like hell.” -Edna St. Vincent Millay
“There are no good-byes, where ever you’ll be, you’ll be in my heart.” -Mahatma Gandhi
Daddy, I will forever miss you. I love you. You were a blessing and a God sent to me. I will forever Cherish you. Orun re!! Olorun Eledumare yo te yi si afefe rere. Otun di ipade wa.
With Love/Broken heart
Omo yin
Aderemi Adeniran
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Our Grandpa of so many children has gone home. I have no doubt that a special place in paradise will receive you daddy. Your supernatural love to your family and to many children of other families in which you never met coupled with your good relationship with God will drive you home. Nìre nìre nì tì ìrantì olododo! Adieu Baba wa!
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Pa J.A Oyedepo- I write this note on behalf of my family “You are a good soldier of christ, you fought a good course, you served the lord wholeheartedly, you stood for truth. You are a mentor to us, a father and ambassador worthy of emulation. As you son and daughter, we blessed God for meeting you and learning lots from you. Rest in the bosom of the Lord Jesus christ till we meet to part no more” ADIEU. Drs Tunji and Kemi Alabi.
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On behalf of Ayo-Bello Memorial Baptist Church, we pray that the Lord will console and comfort the family and the church of God Baba left behind. Grandpa as I fondly call him, he was a honest, truthful, dedicated,committed soldier and always fought for the good and just course. We will miss you dearly. Rest on Grandpa, till we meet to part no more in the Lord. May your soul rest in peace. Dr Kemi Alabi for Ayo-Bello Memorial Baptist Church.
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Adieu Papa, on behalf of my family I,Rowland hereby paid a condolence to the entire family of.our father Dn. J.A Oyedepo R.I.P
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Praise God you have made it, we thank God that you never loose your faith. Sleep on until we meet in Peace. Dn & Mrs E.A Ige
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To God be the glory for s life well spent for the service of Christ and humanity. Now that you have gone to be with our great rewarder he will surely take care of your wife and the children with your children’s children in Jesus name. Joseph Olu Agbenike
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Daddy Minna as we used to call you, we can not forget the role you played in our lives, may your gentle soul rest in perfect peace. Sun re oo our beloved daddy. Mr & Mrs Segun Aboyeji
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Daddy our father not an ordinary inlaw a reference point in Onibipe family, a role model, bridge builder. Onipipe lost a gem, a jewel of inestimable value. May God give us the fortitude to bear the irreplaceable and monumental lost. Adieu Omo Okimoye. Chief Dr Sunday J Adedayo ELESA of Isanalu Isin for snd on behalf of Oke Isanlu Igbea Ward Isanlu- Isin. Barrister Olufemi Adedayo
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Baba Oyedepo you lived a very fulfilled life in God service steady by truthly and righteousness. May your soul rest in perfect peace. Asiwaju Oluwole Oludaisi Aina
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Baba Dn J.A Oyedepo certainly lived a fulfilled life. He served his God enthusiastically as a Deacon of First Baptist Church Minna, he did his best. He also contributed his quota in Niger I, Baptist Association Also since inception of Niger-Kebbi Baptist. May God uphold Mama Dns.C.F Oyedepo, the children and the entire Oyedepo family and the first Baptist Church Minna. Rev & Mrs J.A Aworinde
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On behalf of Isanalu-Isin CAN, baba your demise is a shock to us. You did really play a very vital role during the rift between the community and CAN, you work tirelessly to see that peace reign at last. You are indeed a man of peace we all miss you,but God love you most.
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On behalf of Isanalu-Isin CAN, baba your demise is a shock to us. You did really play a very vital role during the rift between the community and CAN, you work tirelessly to see that peace reign at last. You are indeed a man of peace we all miss you,but God love you most.
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Daddy Oyedepo, a man of truth who lived for truth and good deeds. Rest on daddy. Adieu. Dn. SK. Bolaji
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Daddy, you are such a wonderful and fantastic baba that one will always like to be with . Omo Adesi Ohun po, O kunle o tun ni ya solo. Elewu woyiwoyi. May your soul continue to rest in peace. Adieu baba Deacon. Agboola Ayandiran
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DEAR DADDY, YOUR PRESENCE, YOUR MEMORY!!!
How do I recover from missing you dear daddy? I treasure evey single memory of you and I will always love you forever because your contribution to my life is unforgettable.
Daddy, so many things have happened since you were called away, so many things to share with you had been left to stay in my mind, as there’s no one to share it with.
Gone are the days we used to share, in my heart you are always there, the gate of memories will never close, I miss you more than anyone knows.
You Came, you saw and you conquered.
I thank God for the privilege to be one of your son because you posses alot of characters that is worthy of emulation. I admire your wisdom because anywhere you speak there will be unity,one of your good strength is the ability to canvas.
My dad and I share alot of good memories, I remember as a young lad, when we used to ride in your Peugeot 505 to drop us in school, you usually told me some good stories about morals, which one of it is the “OBEDIENT CHILD” which I have taken to be my watchword.
I thank God for a good life well spent,because you fought a good fight of faith. Daddy, though death is inevitable and certain but we would still have loved to have you around, I strongly believe you are in a good place and resting in the bosom of your Lord. I remember our last conversation at your residence in Ilorin a week before you were called home and it was all about love and I promised all will be done accordingly.
Daddy you will be remembered as a loving and affectionate father. We will forever cherish your memories and hope that our ever loving mother will see through this difficult time of parting. She will miss you ever so more and hope you are watching! You were a perfect couple. puisse ton âme reposer en paix
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” MY HEARTS ACHES TO KNOW THAT YOU ARE NO MORE, BUT I TAKE SOLACE IN KNOWING THAT YOU’RE NOW RESTING IN THE LORD’S BOSSOM. IT WILL BE DIFFICULT TO EXPRESS HOW I WILL MISSED YOU IN FEW WORDS BECAUSE YOU WERE A FATHER IN-LAW BY ALL POSSIBLE DEFINITION” REST ON TILL THE DAY OF RESURRECTION.
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Thank God for a life well spent. Your exit came to us as painful and shocking but who are we to query God Almighty, He gives and take. Glory be to His Name. We however take solace in God that we shall meet on the resurrection day.
Good night Daddy
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Daddy!!! Your exit came to us as painful and shocking, but who are we to query God Almighty. He gives and take, Glory be to His Name. We however take solace in God that we shall meet on the resurrection day. Good night
The Babalolas ( Your in law)
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When the mirror is broken you longer see your image. On that dreadful day 30th August,2021 that you departed this world to join the saints it has not been same again for me. Daddy you were the mirror at which I looked at myself and now that you are gone my life is empty that I feel it in my soul. My solace is the fact that you live a righteous life. Every moments of your life is like a book on a parth towards heavenly bless. Daddy when I close my eyes the image of you is all I see……. The summary of our togetherness from cradle to your exit lingers on my mind. It’s a memory that even death cannot erase. Your departure has made me broken and transformed me into a man. Not by gender but by willingness to do what great men do knowing that death is the end of every mortal. The transformation that life is vain and everything in it is vanity. This death won’t separate us as I would grow old and exit just like you did and meet again to continue as farther and son. Then my children also would pay tribute to me like I am doing today to your bless memory. Rest in the lord true soldier of faith, aka YOUNG SHALL GROW.
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It’s with great awe that I received the death of Pa Oyedepo; an ever-smiling and jovial personality. Your sermon and eloquent knowledge of the Holy Book would not be forgotten. Your dimensions of presenting the Message was different from others. Never waste time; direct, crisp and meaningful sermons you were known for. Baptist Church Minna would never forget you in Church accomplishments and settling family matters. You were very close to the Akande’s (my sister) family. I remember vividly that there was no function of ours that Mama would not attend. We would miss you greatly. May good God comfort mama, children and grandchildren. Baba Oyedepo sun re, odigba, otun darin na ko, odoju alaa. Continue to rest at the blossom of the Almighty God.
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It is a shock but with great submission to the will of the Almighty. I sincerely condole with every member of this great family. I never met Baba personally, but I heard so much good reports about him from his son Mr Wole, a very good colleague. Lately I have learnt that life is transient and every one is only an actor on the stage of life. Hence our daily actions count either positively or negatively. We never know how much impact we have had on people until we exit the earth.
Baba you came, you saw you conquered. Though painful but the soul always returns to the maker. The Lord has thought it wise that you return home now, it is my prayer that those of us who you have left behind will follow in your unwavering example of service to the Almighty God.
I pray for God’s comfort and encouragement for all you left behind.
Keep resting baba in the bosom of the Almighty God until the resurrection morning.
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TRIBUTE TO MY BELOVED HUSBAND (Deacon John Ayantunde Oyedepo)
His first approached to me was in 1961, when I was mourning my mother’s death. There was no reply to his request until 1962 when I was about to overcome the death of my mother. He made a promise to take up the roles of my parents because my father died in 1955. We got married in 1969. My husband was a man of his words, he played very well the roles of my parents as promised. He was a loving husband who never made a mistake one day to either slap or beat me and he did not believed in third party for conflict resolution. He was a comforter who was always ready to apologize even when he is not at fault, with peaceful choruses for peace to reign in the family. He was a loving father to his children,he cherished education and he prefered to starved himself so that his children school fees can be paid. He did not believed in beating children but believe in educating them morally and religiously, he also taught them on how to love, accommodate people and to be hospitable. A very hard working and honest husband, his black has never turned to white. He served his God to the end of his life and he was known to be an integrity man. Though I can’t write all his attributed, qualities and my experiences with him but his deeds will ever remain in my memory for ever. Therefore, I give glory to God almighty because he did not died because of financial constraints but he died because he had accomplished his raced on earth (2Timothy 4:7). I use this forum to appreciate God almighty who has touched the minds of people to assist us prayerfully, physically, morally and financially when my darling husband was hospitalized. People are too numerous to be mentioned here but my prayers is that the Lord who says in Acts 20 : 35b that ” there is more blessings in giving than receiving” will definitely rewards you all with abundant blessings, peace, Joy and His perfect health in Jesus name. Sun ree o, Akanbi Oki, omo eja loni bu. Till we meet to part no more.
Loving wife Deaconess C.F. Oyedepo.
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Daddy was a practical christian who practice the book of prophecy (The Bible). A devout Christian to the call. A role model to many youths to emulate from. May his gentle soul rest in perfect peace.- Mayowa Adeniran
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May your gentle soul continue to rest in perfect peace
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To my uncle Oyedepo, you were a Father and a Blessing. It’s an honor to be a part of your family..goodbye.. for a time ….sleep blessed.
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Accept my Deepest condolences.May Baba rest in perfect peace.
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When it came time to write about people’s obituary, “I don’t understand why people do a resumé for an obituary. It never captures the spirit of the person. Our uncle,daddy Deacon John Oyedepo had such a big spirit. He had such a big personality. And I didn’t think listing where he went to work, Church and his resumé would do him justice. I liked the idea of setting it up as kind of a contrast where at first you think it’ll be a pretentious obituary — everyone’s great when they die in an obituary — and then I tried to use what would have been his sense of humor to describe our daddy. And clearly it worked. I was pleased with it.”
Daddy was so much more to me than a in-law. He was the mentor and father I always wanted whilst going up under his watch. When he passed, I felt as though the very ground had crumbled away underneath my feet. But then I remembered his words whilst conversing on phone or in person for this very day and even after his death, I realized he was still being a father to me. His words restored my equilibrium and placed me once more on firm ground, the same way he did when I meet him, to be precise (1983)
Daddy gave everything he had to those that he came across. He never held back. He taught me how to be the very best person I can be, and I will never let you down. Thanks, Deacon. May you rest in peace.
Pastor (Barrister) Raphael Olufemi Adedayo
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Accept my condolences, May baba Soul Rest In Peace. The Lord will uphold all you the children and wife he left behind.
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Prayers and fond memories are what we have to remember our dearly departed. My most heartfelt condolences.
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