Benji, I am so sadden, with this news of your early departure. It is the WILL of the LORD. Greet pa John Ibo for me, who was my father's friend. You should not forget to greet Aloysius and Anthony for me. Sleep in peace Benji. All your pains are gone.R I P till we meet to part no more. It's a great loss in Batoke.

Am lost of words when Ade told me today,I will for ever remember the good old days back in school,all the fights,quarrels you and lucas use to divide between the girls.The last time I saw you emmmmm,my bro go rest in the LORD and keep space in that classroom for us ok;;;;miss you.

Yes, I remember so many things about you, Benjamin, But I remember, most of all that you are my friend and I am deeply saddened by the loss. I pray that God accept you unto His bosom and give your family the fortitude to bear the loss. bye.

God saw you getting tired and a cure was not to be. So He put His arms around you and whispered "come to me." With tearful eyes we watched you, and saw you pass away. Although we loved you dearly, we could not make you stay. A golden heart stopped beating, hardworking hands at rest. God broke our hearts to prove to us, He only takes the best. Benji, you will forever be missed.

Twinkle, Twinkle Little star, how we wonder were you are Benjie! Benjie you left our family in deep shock, Grandma keeps on calling your name, she cannot imagine that the young handsome, quiet and proud father she met has gone too soon. Benjie, you were such a good man, you too care of my daughter like yours. We all love and miss you. Prepare us a place till we meet again. Adieu.

Benjamin is really painful missing you in our midst.I just remember the times we shared at home and the good advice and encouragement you contributed to my career.You have fought a good fight and you have won the race.Your passing really bleeds my heart and is scare to me and the people of Batoke as a whole.A nice, gentle and handsome Grand Ofem Bengong as popularly known in Batoke.R.I.P

Amigo,that's how we referred to each other.Your sudden departure has created a vacuum that will forever remain as such.You received my sister in U S A as a bosom friend but never lived long to see our friendship take another turn.Your dream to have me as your brother-in-law has gone to oblivion.However,You are gone but your memory is alive in KYLA.Adieu Amigo

"I am short of words to say . Grand Ofem as we all in Batoke always called you.i am writing in tears in my eyes and deep pains in my heart for missing you .I remember when we all used to be together and all what you advise us , i was born in your hands and in your father"s compound.i would never forget you .May your gentle soul rest in perfect peace .I will always miss you!"

Benji,it's so painful to see you leave us too soon. It is still like a dream to me. Back in Batoke, you always gave me advice, guided me in things I did to ensure I don't get into trouble. I also remember us harvesting kanu-pele together every xmas holiday. Grand Ofem (as I always called you) I will miss u.I love more but God loves u most. RIP

Hi Benjamin, the sunset tooooo soon .You will be deeply missed!!
But we do know God has a better upper room for you. Rest in peace.
All will be well....
Sis Constance

Benjamin we love you but God loves you most. We pray you rest under His bossom for ever. We miss you Bro!

Where do I start. Its too soon Benjie. Growing up at age 15 Oh how u use to put inquarter soccer with my mom. I remember u teaching me history during holiday when I come home. I passed by ur father estate JohnIboh quarter almost everyday to my house. So gentle and quiet u were. Oh, how Namondo, Eluwa, Sylvester, all Mukango will miss u. We will meet again Benjie. My heart bleeds soo much.

You came here for more greener pastures to complete ur dads estate, now death has nashed that from u just when the seed has been planted. I pray for ur children to fine favor and know u are in a better place. We shall meet again.