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February 21, 2021
February 21, 2021
Nnamdis,

You should have warned us on December 29th, 2020 when we last spoke that we would never see each other again. Your loss is unbearable; however, all human beings owe a debt to the soil from which we all come from and must return to. For family and Friends that you have left behind, we will never forget you. Your memory will forever remain alive in us. Goodbye gentle man and dapper dressed Nnamdis.
Sleep in peace until we meet again.

Ogbueshi George Nwabukwu.
February 21, 2021
February 21, 2021
ADIEU BROTHER ME
Once I hear: “Sister me,” I know it is the unmistakable voice of: Nnamdi’s Antony Obiago.
He was the only one who had the exclusive right to call me – “Sister me”. With Dr. Nnamdi Antony Obiago, there was never a dull moment. I remember our trips to Kingsway, and Leventis stores in Jos, Plateau State when we were much younger. Daddy Bauchi as we fondly called Nnamdi Obiago’s father loves to bring his children to come spend the weekend with us (Adaba family) in Jos. We loved those times. We felt very privileged. Big Daddy will pack us in his car, and we would go to Kingsway or Leventis to buy meat pie, cake and puff puff. These were “aje butter kids” – privileged kids. We loved and cherished the times we spent together. Now it is no more
Though I was years older than Nnamdi, he made it look like we were age mates. He could not get himself to call me Aunty like I had asked him to, instead, he resorted to calling me “Sister me.”
Oh Death, why are you so wicked? I visit Nigeria often and on one of those visits, I did not call or go to visit with Nnamdi in Ibadan. When he found out that I had visited Nigeria without calling or stopping by to see him & family in Ibadan, he called and said: Now listen “Sister me,” The next time you come to Nigeria and do not check in with me, I WILL REVOKE YOUR VISA to enter NIGERIA, do you Understand me??? Yes Sir, I responded then I thought to myself – this boy na wa anya oke le kwu !!!. Now you are no more, what a loss. My heart bleeds – if revoking my visa would have kept you alive, then I would have gladly surrendered my passport. Sleep well my dear cousin.
We the Nwabukwu’s, in the USA will surely miss you. Your in-law Ogbueshi George Nwabukwu misses you very much. Who will call him:” Bros G, Bros G,” Our children loved you and that have now extended the love to Oby, Nnamdi Jr & Luka. We will miss your smile, we will miss your fashion – always well dressed, No one to revoke my visa when my current my visa expires. Oh death, why did you steal my precious gem???
Your Cousin Anne Nwabukwu (Nee Adaba)
February 21, 2021
February 21, 2021
Big Nnamdi was a very kind and gentle man. He always made it a point to visit my kids Donell, Gary, Dante in Tacoma, Washington when he was in the states. We all loved him and remember him for his infectious laughter, his generosity and warm personality. Prays, Love & Condolences to the family. Rest In Peace my friend.
February 18, 2021
February 18, 2021
Sir Nnamdi, i never met you in person but heard many great things about you. You were a compassionate individual, kind hearted, magnanimous, God fearing, humble and peace-loving. When the news of your illness broke, I prayed for your hasty recovery, only to wake up to the devastating news of your demise. It is indeed sad to say the least. The amazing memory i hold of you will never fade away. May the peace of God abide with you wherever you are. May God grant your family the fortitude to bear this great loss. Till we eventually meet in the after-life. Good Night Sir!
February 17, 2021
February 17, 2021
Uncle Nnamdi!

You left too soon. What words can be used to describe the shocking news of your exit from this world, to meet your maker. I got to see you again 4 weeks ago after so many years and was overwhelmed by the calm presence around you each time I come close to you. How can I forget your friendly demeanour; full of smiles and your gentle voice. What a privilege to have had that dance with you in Nigeria. I will hold beautiful memories of you in my heart forever and cherish that dance. I pray the almighty God keep your wife and your beautiful children in good health and long life in Jesus name, I pray that the beautiful memories of you in their hearts will keep them going in Jesus name. Rest on Uncle Nnamdi

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