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By Olubunmi Agboola

Christians have been advised to live exemplary lives worthy of emulation, as death remains an inevitable end for every human being.

This was the submission of the Vicar-in-Charge of Christ Anglican Church, Mapo, Ibadan, Venerable David Aina, at the wake-keep for the late Mr Emmanuel Morenikeji, held at his residence on Eleta–Owode Academy Road, Ibadan.

Taking his Bible text from the book of Matthew, Chapter 28, Verse 1, Venerable Aina said Christians must live upright lives so that when they depart this world, their good works would speak for them, just as seen in the life of the late Mr Morenikeji.

While recounting the life and times spent together, the wife of the deceased, Mrs Funmilola Morenikeji, described her husband as a responsible man who positively impacted his community, immediate and extended family, as well as the church of God.

The first son of the deceased, who is also a Manager in the Programmes Department of the Federal Radio Corporation of Nigeria, FRCN, Ibadan Zonal Station, and Treasurer of the Nigeria Union of Journalists, NUJ, Oyo State Council, Mr Moses Morenikeji, noted that his father was a devoted Christian and a lover of peace.

The burial of Mr Emmanuel Morenikeji continues on Friday at Christ Anglican Church, Mapo, Ibadan, while interment will take place at the Church Cemetery, Ayegun, Ibadan.

Reception will follow immediately after the interment at the Christ Anglican Church, Mapo Hall, Ibadan.

Mr Emmanuel Olulere Morenikeji passed away last month at the age of seventy-four.

Edited by Maxwell Oyekunle

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The remains of Mr Titus Olasunkanmi Omidiji have been buried with admonition to christians to live a life that would make them to reign with Jesus Christ, after death.

The Bishop of Egba Diocese of  Anglican Communion, the Reverend Emmanuel Adekunle gave the charge in a sermon at the funeral service held in Christ Anglican Church, Ijemo, Abeokuta, Ogun State.

The Reverend Adekunle who encouraged faithful to remain steadfast and dedicated to the service of God in the face of trials and tribulations, noted that they must be ready to share in the sufferings of Jesus Christ, to be able to be partakers of his glory in heaven.

The clergyman observed that Christians had become endangered in the recent times across the globe, hence the need to be righteous in order to overcome challenges.

The Reverend Adekunle remarked that the deceased was a devout christian and philanthropist par excellence, and implored the family to sustain his legacy.

Speaking on behalf of the family, the eldest daughter of the deceased, Mrs Gbemisola Fabunmi appreciated God for the life and time of their father, whom she noted would be sorely missed by everyone who had come in contact with him.

In remark, a niece of the deceased and the Acting zonal Director of Federal Radio Corporation of Nigeria, Ibadan zonal station, Mrs Bolanle Owoyemi described her late uncle as loving, caring and supporter of good fortunes, whose memory could not be easily forgotten.

Aged Sixty- seven, Mr Titus Olasunkanmi Omidiji died on the thirtieth of July 2021, and was survived by wife, children, grandchildren and family members.

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Burial arrangements for Mr. Olasunkanmi Titus Omidiji begins on Thursday, 26th August, with a Christian Wake at Lawrence Bankole Event Centre, Opposite Olikoye Memorial Hospital, Asero, Abeokuta at five o’clock in the evening.

Funeral holds on Friday, 27th August at Christ Anglican Church, Ijemo, Abeokuta at eleven o’clock in the morning while internment follows at Lantoro Cemetery, Abeokuta. 

Aged, sixty-seven, Mr. Olasunkanmi Titus Omidiji who died on the 30th of July is survived by wife, children and grandchildren among whom are Mrs. Gbemisola Fabunmi, Mrs. Olusola Afolayan and the niece to the deceased, Mrs. Bolanle Owoyemi, Acting Zonal Director, Radio Nigeria, Ibadan Zonal Station.

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