I used to know Mr Adeyemi through by best Friend Abigail since childhood. Its really heart rendering when death snatch you away my dear brother.I will forever miss you Ade.Till we meet again.

May your gentle soul Rest in peace

Ade, as you're fondly called, I came to know you as a young boy when mum used to take you to church. At that tender age you were so warm and accommodating. Always smiling and talks less. You left us in Freetown for the UK and I have always been asking mum how you're doing. Of course, she will say 'tell God tenki'. Ade you will be missed. It is rather unfortunate that someone's act of wickedness has caused you your life. We will not question God, but all we have to do is to thank God, even at this difficult time. I pray that God will continue to console mummy J and Abigail. Journey on Ade.

Dear cousin, your untimely death is a big blow to.us all. I'm yet to come to terms with the brutal fact that you're dead; that you're no more. You have thrown hundreds of us into untold agony, tears, pains and gloom. You have created a vacuum that will take our family years to fill.

Your untimely exit is a challenge very difficult for us to handle. We find comfort that you have found solace in the arms of God.

Oh death, there's no single home which your evil claws haven't scoured. There's no community where you have not caused tears of sorrow.

May your gentle soul rest in peace.