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TRIBUTE TO PASTOR TOLU ISAAC MOGAJI
When my dear cousin Foluke asked if I could write a tribute on behalf of the Awosika, there was no hesitation. Especially how I felt about Pastor Tolu and how he was much more to us than just a brother-in-law, and we loved him very much.
I remembered when Uncle, Pastor Femi Mogaji, the wife, and my dear Nifemi first came to our house when they newly arrived in the United Kingdom. Due to the fact that our relationship started from Nigeria. There then, he told us that his immediate junior brother, Pastor Tolu, is married to Awosika. I asked for his number to reach out to them.
When I made a call to them, to my surprise, someone who had never seen me before was so warmly with his greeting and displayed a total humorous attitude. We laughed throughout our conversations. That was it. Ever since then, whenever we came across each other on any occasions, he always came to say, "Moni kin wa kiyin ni, sir, ki แบน ma bฤ gba iyawo mi". We were always happier in the company of each other, especially during any of the Mogajis events.
After that, I remember him as an ever jovial fellow, who everyone in the Awosika family knew as very friendly and respectful during our family get-together night. He was very popular, free-spirited, and full of fun on that day. Your memory will live in our hearts forever.
There is obviously many definitions of a great man, but to the body of Christ and everyone who knew him, Pastor Tolu was a great man of God, brother in law indeed, and friend of all. We can tell what he meant to everyone in his personal life and at God's mission. It is time that we celebrate his life and what he contributed to the body of Christ and all of us.
He has finally been released from the brief illness that his body had become and finally answered the call to glory. Let us all take comfort that he is now with our Lord.
May the soul of our dear brother-in-law rest in perfect peace. Adieu, Pastor Tolu Isaac Mogaji
แบธniแปwแป (Olรณyรจ) Jimi Awosika
On behalf of the Awosika Descendants UK Chapter.
When my dear cousin Foluke asked if I could write a tribute on behalf of the Awosika, there was no hesitation. Especially how I felt about Pastor Tolu and how he was much more to us than just a brother-in-law, and we loved him very much.
I remembered when Uncle, Pastor Femi Mogaji, the wife, and my dear Nifemi first came to our house when they newly arrived in the United Kingdom. Due to the fact that our relationship started from Nigeria. There then, he told us that his immediate junior brother, Pastor Tolu, is married to Awosika. I asked for his number to reach out to them.
When I made a call to them, to my surprise, someone who had never seen me before was so warmly with his greeting and displayed a total humorous attitude. We laughed throughout our conversations. That was it. Ever since then, whenever we came across each other on any occasions, he always came to say, "Moni kin wa kiyin ni, sir, ki แบน ma bฤ gba iyawo mi". We were always happier in the company of each other, especially during any of the Mogajis events.
After that, I remember him as an ever jovial fellow, who everyone in the Awosika family knew as very friendly and respectful during our family get-together night. He was very popular, free-spirited, and full of fun on that day. Your memory will live in our hearts forever.
There is obviously many definitions of a great man, but to the body of Christ and everyone who knew him, Pastor Tolu was a great man of God, brother in law indeed, and friend of all. We can tell what he meant to everyone in his personal life and at God's mission. It is time that we celebrate his life and what he contributed to the body of Christ and all of us.
He has finally been released from the brief illness that his body had become and finally answered the call to glory. Let us all take comfort that he is now with our Lord.
May the soul of our dear brother-in-law rest in perfect peace. Adieu, Pastor Tolu Isaac Mogaji
แบธniแปwแป (Olรณyรจ) Jimi Awosika
On behalf of the Awosika Descendants UK Chapter.