Still missed......
Continue to rest in peace, dear cousin. 

Continue to rest in power boss......Faith

It's been three long years Dr Obiago. Continue to rest in the bosom of our dear Lord.

You’re forever in our hearts Uncle Nnamdi. Onose still wears the shorts you bought for her. I can’t give them away even though they are gradually becoming undersized. I try to tell her about you anytime she puts them on. Your picture is on my laptop so your face never fades from my memory. You always put in your best in everything you did, I’ll tell her that. Rest on dear Uncle. I miss you greatly my Countryman.

I find it hard to believe that you have left us to be with the Lord. However I still have fond memories of the good times we had together.
Continue to rest in the bosom of our Lord.
Amen!

I still feel overwhelmed whenever your name is mentioned, Tony! Has it really been two years ago? Your time on this earth was too brief; but we all now know that the Lord God Almighty wanted you. Nnamdi, you were such an indulgent and precious being. Though you are gone, your presence lingers. You rest on, brother; till we meet to part no more.

May your soul continue to rest in peace

Continue to rest on, dear Nnamdis.
It is well. You're missed but loving memories keep us going...

Bros Nnamdis,
We miss you; may you continue to rest in the bosom of the Lord

Uncle Nnamdi you will forever be remembered. May you continue to rest on in the bosom of the Almighty God.

My dear friend, Nnamdi, will always be with me. His impact on my life was profound! I miss our conversations, his quick wit and infectious laughter. He is an Ancestor and is always looking over us all.
We were Blessed with him for too short of a time, but that time was filled with the best of Nnamdi. 

Dear Uncle Nnamdi, we miss you. Your memory is blessed. May God continue to comfort the Obiago family in Jesus Mighty Name.

Nnamdi nwanne mmadu, amam na inodu ofuma. N’ekpelu anyi ekpele. Anyi amelofui. Ife ncha di n’aka Chukwu.

Emma and Adline Achuzia,

Your memory continues to live on in our hearts, we miss you so much. It's been two years since you left us but the memories we shared with you will be cherished forever.

Rest in peace, Uncle Nmandi. You are deeply missed, and we remember you fondly.

Nnamdi, it is still like a dream that you left this world to eternal rest. God knows the best. I miss your sweet soul. I still remember our last discussion when you were planning your mother in-law's burial. It is well! God is All in all! May your sweet and gentle soul rest in peace until we meet to part no more. Amen! You are in my heart forever ♥️

It's been two years now since you left us and Oh dear! it feels like yesterday.
It feels like you have just gone somewhere and will be back soon especially because it was unexpected and I/we did not hear that you were ill, just suddenly heard that you passed.

My confidence lies in the Bible , God's word where we are assured in ACTS that God will awaken the dead again and grant them life again , yes, to those who died in his will through Christ Jesus. I know you died in Christ and by God's decree, I am confident that you are sleeping from the troubles of this life until God awakens you. Then we shall see you again.
Sleep on in J God's hands!! Sleep on !!

Uncle Papa,

It is still so hurtful that you left us so suddenly, and so early. But, it is well. His ways are not our ways, nor His thoughts our thoughts. I continue to be consoled that to be absent here is to be present with God and I trust that you are at rest.
We all miss you terribly and the changes have ensured we are never the same. But like you said God will continue to be the strength of our family forever and ever.

Till we meet to part no more and heartily laugh again, I love you so. Continue to rest in God's bossom and enjoy company with Papa.

Your Ijecoo,
Chus Chus ❤❤❤

My dear Nnamdis, the great Nnamdis!
The loud silence of your absence these past two years is so deafening. Yet the memories of you are so happy, comforting and reassuring. What is our earthly loss is clearly heaven’s gain. Rest on in the bosom of our Lord God Almighty. Rest on in perfect peace. Amen Amen.

We lovingly remember and still grieve deeply for our dearly departed beloved brother Dr Anthony Nnamdi Obiago; on his second memorial.
His passing still remains a painful memory to us all.
Nnamdi was an accomplished happy man who made a wonderful impression on the world, his family and people around him. He is still greatly missed by all who knew him.
May his peaceful loving soul continue to rest in perfect peace in Christ our Lord we pray. Amen
From your cousin, Daniel Obiago

My precious Nnamdis,

The shock of your sudden departure from us on February 10, 2021 is simply indescribable.
For the past 2 years I have actually started to dial your number many times before realizing that I can’t reach you on the phone anymore. Hardly does a day go by without my remembering you (your advice, your wisdom, your humor, your comforting teddy bear hug and your love). You are indelible from my heart and I miss you sooooo much Paparazzi my brother.❤️❤️❤️❤️

Anthony Nnamdi Obiago,
I am still so devastated and still feel so disappointed you are gone, I remember the last phone conversation and you sounded so thankful to God almighty, May your gentle soul continue to rest in perfect peace of the Lord Jesus Christ.
Bernardine Nworji.

DR TONY NNAMDI OBIAGO,

(From your brother from another mother) Raymyman……. as you always called me.

I feel rest of mind when ever i think of you Tony because i know you are in the bosom of the lord , Philippians 1v21 gives me the instant courage to move on for some day after Genesis 6V3, will be our potion for another fellowship with you in Heaven.
Tony, your sharp mind and strategic thinking when we discussed business development and implementation was unparalleled.  Your passing on was a  great loss for me. No more Tony Nnamdi O. my Countryman brother (the unique name as the  big bros of blessed memory calls you) I miss you so dearly. Your Thirty years of strategy Plans to Revive Nigeria Solid Minerals Vast Deposit is a Project that must be accomplished. Keep resting in Peace my buddy.
FINEST TONY ND OBIAGO MOG!!!
From, Elder Raymond Egbo.

My beautiful Brother and Buddy, Dr. T., the world around us without you has been so DIM and IRRECONCILABLE . We can NEVER query our Heavenly Father, Who found it OK to accept your Return to HIS Kingdom at the time it happened a year ago, when you became a GAIN in the Paradise of Angels; at same period of time, you became a humongous LOSS to our mortal world. NNÀMDÌ, You’ll endlessly remain UNFORGETTABLE in our hearts, because, your presence in this side of the earth was hugely impactful as much as your strides shone brighter everyday you’re missed and the world looked dark. You touched the lives of multitude that crossed paths with you. Keep smiling down on ALL the OBIAGOs, Relatives, Friends, Colleagues and Associates that MISS you everyday that passed by. I didn’t have the opportunity to offer my Tributes to you as a result of acute circumstances beyond my control at the time, but, the Amazingly Awesome God you served and many of us worship knew and still knows the heart of men. Dr. T, you were one of our BEST; Yes, you were..! Please, Rest Perfectly in Peace in our good Lord’s bosom, for HE LoVes❤️You much more than we ordinary mortals could. To my People and Family, The *OBIAGOs, you should continue to ENDURE. Ndò nù, as our prayers on your behalf shall be sustained for permanent Consolation for a people with HOPE, while Tony’s legacies are enshrined in the annals of history as a SUPER GENTLE SOUL. THANKS, Oh God, for the opportunity provided me to have been your good son’s, (Nnàmdì), pal while he sojourned with us, but, left like the CANDLEIN THE WIND. You’re deeply MISSED my bro, but, FOREVER you shall be REMEMBERED till the resurrection day when we all shall unite to part no longer…!!

Anthony's transition to Ancestor status has created a very large void in my physical life. However, the memories of my interactions with him and the value he brought to me are forever present. His spirituality was, and continues to be, a major impact in my life! I was Blessed with his friendship and no one could ever have a better friend!!! It is a comfort to know that he is watching over us all, family and friends, and has a place set for us when we make our transitions. Anthony lives forever in the lives of all of us who were fortunate to have been is his sphere!

A year without you Namdis! I will always remember your smile. May your soul continue to rest in peace. One day, we'll all have another fellowship in heaven.
Annisco. ❤

May your soul continue to rest in peace

Corrected
My friendship with Jane dates back to secondary school days when she spent her holidays with the Ilogus’ who lived next door to us at the UNN.

The friendship blossomed and shortly all her gorgeous brothers became like brothers to me. I recall Nnamdi visiting me in Jos while on a business trip in the 80s.

Fast forward, Nnamdi spent most of his last 18 months in the US so we got to share our views and experiences. You all know Nnamdi can engage you on any topic. In his soft spoken way, it was easy to talk with him for hours.

We shared fears of covid 19 and vitamin immune boosters. He was very careful. But it was time. And he was ready. I know he was because sometimes when I called Jane she would tell me she was praying with Nnamdi. I recall thinking, what brother prays with her sister.

Such was the closeness Jane and nnamdi shared. In addition to Jane being his dedicated chef. I would always ask what she cooked for him. Nnamdi loved good cuisine.

Nnamdi became part of our discussions. But my most compelling memory was September 19, 2019 when he passionately prayed OZOEMEZINA. 
And here we are. Can we question God’s goodness? No we can’t because Nnamdi ran a good race and rested.
Nwogo Agbasi

Nnamdi, you left this side of the divide unexpectedly but we submit to the will of the Omniscient. We try to soothe the anguish of your transition by reprising mental images of your handsome face, winsome smile, amiable personality and calm disposition. We take comfort in the belief that your immortal soul has marched on and is in the company of heavenly hosts. Requiescat in pace.

It took me a while to get myself to write this tribute, our hearts are heavy but by God's grace we shall prevail. Nnamdi was my first cousin and although I had known him from childhood we became even closer in recent times with him spending more time here in the US. He certainly was a gentle giant and a man of peace, always smiling, a smile that warmed many a heart. In addition to being a man of faith in our heavenly Father he was very intellectual and I could spend hours talking with him on matters of life, philosophy and the arts. Bros Nnamdis also had a listetening ear and was a wise source of counsel. Indeed we believe he is now resting in the bossom of the Lord and we pray that light perpetual may shine upon him. For the entire immediate and extended family we pray for strength and God's grace, amen.
From: Noel & Sandra Ilogu.

My friendship with Jane dates back to secondary school days when she spent her holidays with the Ilogus who lived next door to us at the UNN.

The friendship blossomed and shortly all her gorgeous brothers became like brothers to me. I recall Nnamdi visiting me in Jos while on a business trip in the 80s.

Fast forward Nnamdi spent most of his last 18 months in the US so we got to share our views and experiences. You all know Nnamdi can engage you on any topic. In his soft spoken way, it was easy to talk with him for hours

We shared fears of covid 19 and vitamin immune boosters. He was very careful. But it was time. And he was ready. I know he was because sometimes when I called Jane she would tell me she was praying with Nnamdi. I recall thinking, what brother prays with her sister.

Such was the closeness Jane and nnamdi shared. In addition to Jane being his dedicated chef. I would always ask what she cooked for him. Nnamdi loved good cuisine.

Nnamdi became part of our discussions. But my most compelling memory was September 26 2019 when he passionately prayed OZOEMEZINA. 
And here we are. Can we question God’s goodness? No we can’t because Nnamdi ran a good race and rested.
Nwogo Agbasi

TRIBUTE TO DR. ANTHONY NNAMDI OBIAGO

Our hearts are heavy as we pay this parting tribute to our elder cousin and uncle Anthony Nnamdi Obiago.

During the Biafran War, I Louis, lived together for a time as brothers and sisters with Nnamdi and some of my other cousins. While our grown ups were tearing down the idyllic world they and their parents had built for us, for reasons we did not understand, we occupied ourselves and revealed our characters to each other as only children can. We were inspired by the charmers and leaders amongst us: Vincent and Leroy. We were awed by the brainy intellects of Joseph and Richard. We sought the protection of the indestructible enforcers, who no one dared cross: Robert, Uche and Margaret. We emulated the gentle souls amongst us: Anthony, Felicia, Valerie, Jane and Dennis. Anthonia, Ndu, Henry, Ngozi, the rest of us and I loved, feared and respected our elder siblings. 

But there was only one master strategist amongst us who we all loved and admired immeasurably. He invented the games we played with paw paw stem planes and stick soldiers. He organized the many escapades that made those war years memorable and formative, despite the hardship. Anthony Nnamdi. From childhood Nnamdi demonstrated the creative, enterprising genius that stayed with him throughout his life and career, from his studies after the war in Nigeria and the United States, to his pioneering work in the development of mining back in Nigeria, when most of us where still trying to find our feet. We knew him to be an inspiring brother, in-law, uncle and entrepreneur. 

We are particularly sad that he left us at this moment when we are now the grown ups, watching as some of us are trying to tear down the little we, and our parents before us, have built for our children.

May Anthony Nnamdi Obiago's soul rest in peace in heaven.

Louis Nwabuwane, Ndidi, Nwakoso and Nwanneamaka Edozien

TRIBUTE TO A QUINTESSENTIAL GENTLEMAN-
DR. ANTHONY NNAMDI OBIAGO

From my philosophical perspective; every day we all die a little and every day we all live a little; but at last, we all must die fully, so as to be subsumed in a brand new life with God.
In the words of the famous playwright, - WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE- “It seems to me most strange that men should fear, seeing that death, a necessary end will come when it will come”.
DR. ANTHONY NNAMDI OBIAGO has played his part and taken a bow. He was a strong, silent, and self-contained personality. He had an admirable carriage, a great smile, and a charming aura! Tony was energetic, outgoing, and greatly devoted to friends and family, he was also a generous, debonair, and quintessential gentleman.
Tony (aka “Namdis” or Uncle T”), was my cousin, my friend, my confidant, and a regular part of my family during his off and on sojourn in Jos, Nigeria, between 1988 and 2001.
When my wife Pamela and I asked him to be the Godfather to our newborn baby girl, Dumebi in 1989, he delightfully accepted. He dutifully played that role, constantly keeping in touch and advising her, until he took his sudden bow from Earth.
Tony was a great entrepreneur, highly intelligent, full of ideas, detailed, very expressive, and a high-risk taker. He was the managing director of a group of companies, including PROPER TECHNOLOGIES LIMITED, an International company that engaged in the prospecting, exploration, mining, processing, and export of solid minerals such as cassiterite, tantalite, barite, kaolin, tourmaline, aquamarine, and gold, - the precious stone that eventually made him relocate from Jos to Ibadan where there was more deposit.
He loved his business and gave his whole soul and energy to it. I was glad to act as the legal adviser and solicitor to his company, helping him organize the secretarial, administrative, and legal departments of his thriving business.
Tony was a regular visitor to my home with Carla, Nnamdi (Jnr.), and Obias, and relished tremendously, Pamela’s African and Continental dishes. Despite the constraints of time and distance, he endeavored to attend Pamela’s mother's 86th birthday celebration, a few years ago in Alor, Anambra State, all the way from Ibadan, with his wife June and their son Luka. A show of love and affection which we shall treasure forever.
My dear brother, we are pained by your sudden and unexpected departure, but we know that your kind and gentle soul with find favor with God. We shall take solace in the words of the famous writer, JOHN MARK GREEN, who wrote as follows;
“How do we go on, after the unthinkable happens? How can we carry the burden of knowing that the world can be cruel and dangerous; the future so unpredictable. How do we grieve with empty arms and a head filled with echoing memories?
We are stronger than we know and this is how to show it; Holding each other,
giving comfort in the midst of pain, loving more fiercely through our actions and the things we say; making the world just a little bit better every single day. Never taking life for granted knowing that it can be snatched away. This world may bring deep darkness, but we are the bearers of light. We’ll join our flames together, and shine in the blackest of nights!”
REST IN PEACE DEAR TONY!
IN THE FULLNESS OF TIME, WE SHALL ALL MEET AGAIN!
JERRY C. AZINGE ESQ
(on behalf of Pamela, BB, Dumebi, and C.J Azinge)

The first time I met Papa Nnamdi was in 2019 when I came visiting Obias, he was a very cheerful and loveable person we spent the night listening to him as he shared with us the history of Nigeria. I was in shock when I heard the news of his passing away, It is indeed a huge loss....
I pray that the Lord will comfort every member of the Obiago's family. May the lord accept the soul of Papa Nnamdi.
It is well.

Confidence Emeana

Dear Daddy,
"The Irreplaceable Model"
Indescribable love, you bestowed
Inexplicable affection, you exhibited
Ineffable congeniality, you exuded
Your selflessness was unmatched!
Your cordiality, unparalleled!
Your warm-heartedness, unprecedented!
A great father and a loving husband
A pillar of support for all
Strong and sturdy
Empathetic and auspicious
You fostered and nurtured with a passion
You left an indelible mark on every life you encountered
Daddy, It was unthinkable that you embarked on this sojourn to the great beyond
Without a proper farewell
My mind fails to fathom your demise
My family hold you dear but we must let you rest
Our hearts are broken
As you departed from this earth
But we are consoled by the legacies you handed down
You will undoubtedly be missed forever!
From Gbenga Johnson and family.

My sincere sympathy to Auntie Opi and family. What a great lost to a wonderful family. I pray that Holy Spirit will comfort your family and friends.
Though I did meet uncle Nnamdi, I heard great things about him from my sister Empress, that he fears God, his family is priority, and a cheerful giver.
Uncle Nnamdi, keep shining and smiling for Jesus in your mansion.
It's well with you Auntie Opi, and God will surprise you forever.

Tobilola Eboreime.

One of the things I remember about Uncle was his smile. He would seem rather warm and inviting when he smiled and lit up the room. It’s a shock that he is no longer with us. May you rest in peace.

We take consolation in the fact that the good Lord knows best why he took away such a colossus from us. A venerable Patron who always gave the choir good and wise counsel in his life time. He supported the choir spiritually and financially. We were deprived of having him with us for long periods due to his frequent travels. Whenever he traveled overseas he would send songs to the choir to edify the Church.
I remember his last conversation with me at his last attendance in Church about a month ago, when he asked how the choir was doing. He said I should call to remind him of the next choir rehearsal on Friday that week, so that he could attend. Alas! This was not to be!
Nonetheless, we are comforted by the fact that he played his part on earth, left us with fond memories that will live with us forever.
It was a privilege and an honour having him as our Choir Patron.

We loved him very much and pray that we'll meet again in New Jerusalem in Jesus Christ name!

Olaide Ikpele Mrs
Choir Leader
Christ Disciples Church, Samonda, Ibadan.

We still cannot come to terms with the fact that Dr. Nnamdi Obiago have exchanged mortality for immortality. His concern for the education of the children in the Church endears him to the mothers in our midst. He was strict on matters that bordered on spiritual involvement. He was a strong pillar of support not only to the women's fellowship but to the entire Church. Without his permission, support and love of the women's fellowship, his wife would not have had the opportunity and the time to have played the very important roles she played in the fellowship. We note that he stood firmly with her and encouraged her to be of service not only to the women's fellowship but to the entire church.

We deeply appreciate the many suggestions for the physical and spiritual development of the women in the church that came from him. He always wanted to know what programmes were going on amongst the women and had an encouraging words for us. Though his business and family concerns took him from the church for long periods, he nevertheless kept in touch and made useful spiritual contributions on the Church WhatsApp platform that enriched the spiritual lives of all.
He tapped from his wide contact to bring useful information on health matters, local and international politics that broadened the outlook of many members of the Church.

He was a great advocate for emancipation of physical structures in the Church. Always concerned about how worship in the house of God could be made more interesting and comfortable for members. He will be greatly missed. We are comfortable in the fact that we know he is resting in the bosom of the Lord.

Mrs B. A. Oduwole
For the Women Fellowship
Christ Disciples Church
Samonda, Ibadan
Oyo State.

The life cycle of a man sometimes is like that of flowers.
They bloom beautifully and suddenly they are gone .
Nnamdi wasn’t just another man .
He was part of our family .
A husband .A brother.  A friend.
Life is temporary
But the kingdom of God is eternal.
Though our hearts are burdened with pain.
As we still cannot fully comprehend the ways of God.
We have to give gratitude for his life that was well lived 
God giveth and taketh away.
Nnamdi’s wisdom, love and
Kindness will be truly missed.
When Christians pass away their spirit stays alive.
Like a dormant flower or tree they will spring back alive at the resurrection.
Nnamdi is like a flower that is sleeping to bloom again in
spring.
Through Jesus Christ our Lord Amen.

With love from the Oka family .

I remember meeting you for the 1st time at Obiageli's grad from University of Maryland in 2009. You seemed so cheerful, friendly and full of life.

I was so sad to hear the news of your passing but God knows best. I know Obi was very fond of you and I'm sure your entire family. May God keep your loved ones and may your memory live on in your children.

Morin Fifo (friend of Obiageli)

RIPP Uncle Tony

I’m still so saddened and shocked by your sudden passing. Thank you for all the memories we created over the years from Lagos to London.

Forever in our hearts xxx

Dear Bros Tony:

The last three times I saw you, we were at funerals…Uncle U, my mother’s funeral mass in New York, and at her burial at Asaba. You brought comfort to me and my siblings. I never knew in a short while that we will be mourning you and in sadness that our Lord has taken you from us. We will miss your smile and presence forever. You were always the bright light entering the room. Your presence was indeed the light that always sought to brighten everyone around you. Trying to understand and making sense of your death will come at us as massive waves of grief; however, we will hold tight to your light and remember the happiness and joy you brought to our family. Our faith tells us Life is eternal… eternal life is what our Lord promised us. I know I will see you again. Tony, until we meet again, adieu and may you rest in the bosom on our Lord. God bless you and Rest in Peace.

Remembering you with fondness.

Victor Edozien

Rest in Peace Dr. Anthony Nnamdi Obiago
UNTIL WE MEET AGAIN!

We remember you fondly, though you have gone.

Gone from our sight but secure in our hearts.

Our prayers speed you on, to eager loving arms who need wait no longer.

Just out of view, where our grief is their joy, where an earthly goodbye is a heavenly hello. Joy that one day we too shall know.

Love from,
Jide, Katherine & Remi Adeniyi-Jones

EULOGY FOR BRO NNAMDI OBIAGO
We wish that we were today writing an eulogy for Dr. Nnamdi Obiago in respect of one of his numerous achievements, not his funeral. We however know that God knows best and we are thankful (1 Thessalonians 5:18).
Bro Nnamdi was a well loved man. A man that loves God and not only submits himself to work for God, but has a relationship with God and hears from Him regularly. God blessed him and he in return blessed a lot of people in different ways. His time here on earth was eventful. He was a very active member of the Men's Fellowship and whenever we are graced with his presence due to his numerous travels, it is always impactful.
He was a good husband to his lovely wife June and a model father. He has the right words for every occasion and in his own way, puts a smile on people’s faces. He never shies away from expressing himself and was humble enough to accept a superior argument. 
We are comforted by the fact that he is in the bosom of God. (Isaiah 57:1). We love him, but we know that God loves him even much more than we could ever do. We hold on to the good memories of him that we store in our hearts till we meet again to part no more. 
MEN'S FELLOWSHIP,  CHRIST DISCIPLES CHURCH, SAMONDA, IBADAN, OYO STATE.

Nnamdi was TRUE friend and a GREAT human being! My first trip to Nigeria, in January of 1983, was with Nnamdi and my cousin, Kwame Olatunji (God rest his soul). We stayed at Nnamdi's cousin's house in Surulere and spent the first day visiting friends and relatives, of both, all over Lagos until late in the night. It was fabulous and Nnamdi wanted me to see and experience EVERYTHING! He had his own business to handle, but he made me his priority, and I will always remember that trip because of my Brother, Nnamdi!!! I could not have had a better introduction to Nigeria, and Africa! I lost touch with him for several years and the Good Lord reconnected us early in 2020. I am sure that I talked with him nearly every day up to a few days before his untimely transition. I will cherish those conversations.

Nnamdi loved God, his family, Nigeria and living a good life. I will miss him forever! 

May he rest in Peace with the Lord, forever!

I will see you again my Brother!

RIPP Dr Anthony Nnamdi Obiago.

Our dear brother and friend, thanks for all your kind words and encouragement to us all. May your spirit continue to rest in perfect peace, and we pray love, comfort, strength and unity upon the family in Jesus mighty name.

Rev Oladele Chukwuemeka Paul & Yinka Taiwo

EULOGY FOR DR. NNAMDI OBIAGOR

You were a gentleman to the core, always standing tall amongst the crowd. You knew what it meant to make a first and lasting impression; always stepping out with your best foot forward. All these I noticed  on the first day I met you and you kept to it, even to the end.

Your dedication and service to God and things of God was unequal. I never heard you speak Yoruba, but you sang graciously and continuously the praise of God in Yoruba and other languages. You never stopped wowing me in always lining up with the other members of the choir to sing unto the Lord.

You were an inspiration. A source of encouragement to my family and I. You were a very humble and grateful person. When you needed me to do little things for you occasionally, you never stopped appreciating the gesture. Indeed, you were a gentle giant. Thank you for all you did while here. But we even thank God more for all He did through you.

“Brothers, we do not want you to be ignorant about those who fall asleep, or to grieve like the rest of men, who have no hope. We believe that Jesus died and rose again and so we believe that God will bring with Jesus those who have fallen asleep in Him.”    (1 Thessalonians 4:13-14)

Rest well in the bosom of our Lord darling Dr Nnamdi Obiagor and may the good Lord be with the family, nuclear and extended that you left behind, amen.

Biodun and Chidinma Odejayi

This is a difficult one.
I have been unable to write a tribute and as today is the deadline for this task, let me just say that Nnamdis is sorely missed.
He was a gentle soul, took his Christian discipleship seriously and his smile said everything about him. His life is a reminder that we all need to make Christ our focus too.
As is very often the case, little did I know that our last chat was going to be the last.
Rest in peace beloved brother. Your dearest Annisco will forever have you in my thoughts and prayers.

Uncle Nnamdi,
I prayed so much but you didn't return to us. I can't question God. Your demise has created a vacuum in our hearts. I remember that you would always encourage me whenever I told you of my business ideas. Thank you Uncle. I don't know when I will stop crying sir, you will be sorely missed 'My Country Man'.

Nkiruka Izibili

Your departure, hit us with a Big Bang. Docs. Personality was affable, his Spirit, was simply immaculate, and his Soul, sublime. Your memory will ever live with us. We wanted you to be with us for much, much longer, but God, knows best. Our only consolation, is that you departed in Grace. Rest on big brother, until we all meet in The Bosom of Our Lord.