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Adeniyi Owoeye 5/8/79- 23/3/18

Adeniyi Owoeye was born on August 5, 1979 in Ilesa, Osun state of Nigeria to the family of Pa Taiwo Afolabi Owoeye and Mrs Adekemi Aina Owoeye (Akinbade-Bepo).

The first child amongst five children, Adeniyi started his Primary education at Maryland primary School, Maryland, Lagos Nigeria. He then proceeded to Maryland Comprehensive Secondary School, Maryland, Lagos, set of '96. He obtained a Bachelor of science (B.Sc) degree from University of Ado-Ekiti, Ekiti State class of 2001, where he met his later-to-be wife.  Adeniyi did his NYSC in far away Akwa-Ibom state.

Adeniyi Owoeye got married to his sweetheart, then Miss Olufunmilayo Ruth Ayeni. FUNMINIYI became one on 16th of December 2006. Their marriage is blessed with a lovely set of Twin boys, Oluwadumininu & Oluwasoromidayo.

Late Adeniyi Owoeye was a devote Christian, born to an Apostolic home. His love and passion for Christ and the works of God is constantly a priority to him. He gave his life to Christ during his University days where he served whole heartedly at Gospel Student Fellowship. He later joined The Redeemed Christian Church of God, first at the Chapel of Apocalypses. He served as an Usher and also in the children’s department.  in 2014, He became a deacon at the RCCG, Fruitful Vine Parish.

His passion for business was outstanding. He founded Hephzibah Communication & internet solutions in 2006 which he grew to Zenith. Hephzibah Common., became one of the top dealers in telecommunications industry in Nigeria. The late Adeniyi Owoeye can be described as a Stream that keeps calling people to drink water. His love for creating Jobs made him start a Large Scale Farm in 2016. Where he gave employment to male and females. People in his employment constantly received love before scolding. He was truly an hospitable Man.

Adeniyi lives forever.

March 26
March 26
It's been 6years, yet it's still yesterday. The journey without u hasn't been easy, but the memories of ur teaching makes life easy.
Adeniyi, my one and one-ly, how are u doing over there?
Do I wish for a little of those yesterdays? Yes I do. Till we meet to part no more.
Ki a to ri erin o di ibu
Ki a to ri efon o Di adan
Ki a to ri eye bi okin o Di orun alakeji
O Di gba.
Rest in the bossom of God Almighty
August 6, 2023
August 6, 2023
Will this pain ever get easier?
It's been 5 years without u Egbon mi atata.
No monitoring Spirit. Nobody that I can pour it all out to. This outwardly strong girl has no other choice again.
In another lifetime.
U truly were a gem. one of a kind. U were a soldier of God.
General, u came, u saw and u conquered.
March 23, 2023
March 23, 2023
5 years gone! Mummy and grandma with you, daddy sick and Yinka stealing all he can. So many stories bro Niyi… I miss you so much…
August 8, 2021
August 8, 2021
Egbon mi owon...continue to rest in perfect peace. I love you so much
August 5, 2020
August 5, 2020
Happy 41st birthday bro NIYI! The last few times have seen you in my dreams, you looked really well fed and your shirt was looking expensive and I had to comment that you are enjoying where you are and you said “don’t you know we eat a lot there”. I miss you so much!
March 9, 2019
March 9, 2019
My brother was like the stream that asks every one to drink.
Adeniyi lived like the Oak tree that provides shelter to other trees.
If tears could wake you, you would be amongst us now. Hmmmn, If only the testimonies of lives you had touched could do the wonders.
Adeniyi would bring families and friends together, then dance in the wind like a carefree soul. He taught me, with hard love. To Adeniyi, I must do business and must make profit and rely on the help of none. It is difficult not to learn to be tough, it is a compulsory part of life according to you.
Let me greet you like our Granny would : Adeniyi, Omo owa, Omo ekun. Omo Eleni ewere. Ijesha osere onile obi
Ijesha o ri 'di ishana
Ile l'omo owa ti n mu 'na roko
Omo owa, omo obokun
Ijesha l'omo a r'ere mu 'gbaja
Omo owa la r' oka nla p'omo y'oko. Adeniyi Sun re o
Adejoke Okorejior (nee Owoeye)

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Recent Tributes
March 26
March 26
It's been 6years, yet it's still yesterday. The journey without u hasn't been easy, but the memories of ur teaching makes life easy.
Adeniyi, my one and one-ly, how are u doing over there?
Do I wish for a little of those yesterdays? Yes I do. Till we meet to part no more.
Ki a to ri erin o di ibu
Ki a to ri efon o Di adan
Ki a to ri eye bi okin o Di orun alakeji
O Di gba.
Rest in the bossom of God Almighty
August 6, 2023
August 6, 2023
Will this pain ever get easier?
It's been 5 years without u Egbon mi atata.
No monitoring Spirit. Nobody that I can pour it all out to. This outwardly strong girl has no other choice again.
In another lifetime.
U truly were a gem. one of a kind. U were a soldier of God.
General, u came, u saw and u conquered.
March 23, 2023
March 23, 2023
5 years gone! Mummy and grandma with you, daddy sick and Yinka stealing all he can. So many stories bro Niyi… I miss you so much…
His Life

Early years

March 9, 2019

Adeniyi was born into an average family. The early years was not filled with the luxuries of childhood. Father was an average income earner while mother was supposed to be taking care of the kids at home until we all started school. Meanwhile Mum engaged in petty trade. 

One story that mum would never stop telling, was her last day of trade at the popular mile 12 market. Everything was going well with her trade until she noticed her son, Adeniyi, was missing. Her fellow market women/men went into disarray. The market gates were monitored, everywhere was searched, until they noticed a woman who had covered the barely 3yo with her hijab trying to sneak him out of the market square.

We grew up in an extremely queit neighborhood which had, close-by, a major road with high traffic. Mum bought some deep freezer, stock with different bottled drinks. Street hawkers did business with us. At an early age, the 2 grown children, Adeniyi & Adejoke helped mum out with the trade. When the 5 children had started primary education and mum started teaching in a nearby Primary school, the 2 children handled the business once they came back from school, with the help of Margaret, the help.

Adeniyi's passion for business had developed from an early age. Little wonder he dived straight into business when he finished his Tertiary Education. Adeniyi joined Glo Nigeria to learn the tricks of the telecom business. Upon equipping himself with the needed wisdom to excel in the trade, he branched out and started trading in telecommunications.

Hephzibah Communication, the company he founded became recognized as one of the major dealers in Nigeria right from the second year of business. They traded in all telecommunications collaterals and with all telecom operators in Nigeria. He, as the owner, was highly acknowledged by the operators. He was involved in several strategy meetings, across the globe, on how to move the telecommunications business to the next level. Adeniyi was an entrepreneur par excellence.

In 2016, Adeniyi started a Large scale industrial farming. He wanted to be involved in feeding the nation. He had a poultry farm, which before his death, boasted of over 30,000 birds. The piggery had no other match in the whole west of Nigeria. The farmland which was on a 100hectare boasted of varieties of foodcrop and cashcrops.

Adeniyi had passion for business and excellence, such that at a single meeting, any body would always want to meet him again. 

He was also a core Humanitarian. He believed in the Human race and would render help to anyone even without them asking. In all, he had 4 blood siblings, 3 sisters and 1 brother, but several other acquired brothers and sisters across the globe. Adeniyi, did everything to gain Heaven.

Recent stories
March 20, 2019

My hero left without a word of goodbye. You lived a life so gallant and flawless. You built bridges of gold in friendship. Had fields of golden corn in relationship. You ensured that everyone that crossed your path had a love story to tell. You believed,sincerely, in Christ and you shared the love of God. I read a post once were a friend eulogized his father and said he had a large shoe to fill. His Father's achievement I can't underestimate too, but then I smiled that day and said thank God we always lived to be 70 in our family. Hopefully, by then Adeniyi would have slowed down His pace to human level, even if he choose to leave first. Take a look at me now, do you see the empty space you left behind? Nobody is willing to try, because we are human & humbly understand the fact that you were an angel, not human.

In my years of living, nobody came close to being you in my life. True, there is no 2 of a kind, and you were the only senior I was blessed with. You were the only one who would wipe my tears and still keep my integrity intact. Right from childhood, you had the burden of listening, even if you had no time, until I was exhausted. Even until I became an adult,I threw it all on you. Had I know, it was a goodbye, I did have taken your last words to me serious and not say goodbye that day. You said I should outgrow some "ayooo" I said "ko Jo"

I used to marvel when you introduce me with Pride "this is my Sister" at one time you added "my pride" to your associate, I asked you about it at our last meeting, your answer still makes me smile. Right from childhood, you gave me a memory to tell with pride. Adeniyi mi owon, I miss you dearly

March 10, 2019

Almost a year ago, I cried like I've never Cried before( bro Niyi you know I can cry for Africa- I still cry when I  think of you) I  think  about you and I bless God for making me a part of your amazing life.  We came to a conclusion that you are not human.  You are an angel, a piece of heaven God blessed the Owoeye family with. I love and miss dearly. 

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