It's a pity that we lost one of our dynamic Tutors of SONO. Mr Okediran was a great tutor. His rise to the top was a very good motivational tonic that determination, hard work and God 's grace can move one to the top of the ladder. We love you but God loves you more, rest on till we meet to part no more. Comfort of God be upon his family and all of us IJN.

It's a pity that we lost one of the most dynamic Tutors of SONO. Mr Okediran he was a great tutor. His rise to the top was highly encouraging. . We love you but God loves you more. Rest on till we meet to part no more. Comfort of God be with his family and all of us IJN.

It's a pity that we lost one of the most dynamic Tutors of SONO. Mr Okediran was a great tutor. His rise to the top of the ladder was encouraging. . We love you but God loves you more. Rest on till we meet to part no more. God comfort your family and all of us IJN. AMEN

Your exit is a great loss to the Nursing Profession. You impacted many lives especially in your chosen field. Testomonies abound about the fact that you played your part well in building a community of professionals. There"s no gain-say that you were an example of success. May your soul RIP our icon.

Sleep on our beloved tutor Mr Okediran , you will forever be in our memory. You were such a loving man that every student relates to like an older brother, uncle or dad. We love you and will miss you dearly, but who are we to question God. Continue to rest in the blossom of your maker till we meet to part no more. My condolence to the wife, children and family. The Lord will console you and we his product at SONO. ..
Adieu .....

It is true that life is brief and short. It is hard to believe that our Anatomy and Physiology "Guru" is gone. Oga Okediran, we thank you for being a blessing to us during our School of Nursing days. You did your very best to us as your students and that endeared you to many of us. You rendered full services to God and humanity. Sleep on Oga. We know you are resting in the bossom of our Lord Jesus Christ.Adiue.. John/ Esther

AJANAKU SUN BII OKE ,ERIN SUBU KOLE DIDE, ISAAC OMO OKEDIRAN ODIGBERE. NEVER PRIVILEGED TO MEET YOU IN PERSON BUT MET YOUR IMPACT IN THE LIVES OF MY ESTEEMED OGAS THAT YOU TUTORED AND MENTORED. IGI TOTO KII PE NIGBO, ODARINAKO, O DI OJU ALA. MAY ALMIGHTY GOD CONSOLE THE FAMILY AND FRIEND YOU LEFT BEHIND . SIMI LAYA OLUWA RE . ADIEU !!! ALAMU 10TH INTAKE

RIP mr Okediran, a good teacher. Can remember him he taught us anatomy & physiology. May God comfort his family ijn
From Omowumi Ogunmola Oriade, 3rd intake

"Laugh with those laughing n mourn with those mourning"...
I have fought a good fight, I hv finished the race were the words of Apostle Paul.....
Indeed Mr Okediran has finished his race in a good way according to the testimonies of people especially on this page. I pray the lord comfort and console everyone and his immediate family .
This is a good time for us all to reflect on our life , in the sand of time,in the book of record ur name would be called ,alas by what name would people answer for u.
A good name is better than silver or gold were the words of king Solomon ........reflect on this...eku ara fe ra Ku ooo
From Ayanlowo Morolake, 2007 set

Adeola Adeleke Adenuga , 5th intake wrote: Brethren, we do not want you to ignorant about those who fall asleep or to grieve like the rest of men who have no hope. 1 Thes.4:13. You are all children of light. We do not belong to the night or darkness.......... Since we belong to the day, let us be self controlled, putting on faith & love as breastplate and the hope of salvation as a helmet. For God did not appoint us to suffer wrath but to receive salvation through our Lord Jesus. He died for us so that whether we are awake or asleep we may live together with Him. There encourage one another & build each other up just as in fact you are doing. 1Thess. 5:6-11.

Sola Omidiji, 11th intake wrote: RIP Mr. Okediran

F. Ogunbusuyi Arewa, 5th intake wrote:
Mo ki gbogbo ile. A ku ara fera ku eni ire to lo. Mr I.O.Okediran was a born teacher. His impact while we were in school made Anatomy to be my best subject. The foundation laid is really helping me now as a student in OAU. May his soul rest in perfect peace.

Margaret Okezie Ijedimma, 1st intake wrote:
Mr Okediran came in as a copper during our set to take us circle of wiles and when we could not understand it we reported to d principal. Trust d principal he demanded 4 our notes read through, d next thing was a test, my ppl from that day we started forming notes by ourselves and submite 4 marking.we learnt our leasons and he also had to get himself prepared. May his soul rest in peace.

Deborah Adeyemo Alonge,3rd intake wrote: There is time for everything under heaven .what a sad patting with a LEGEND of his time. Mr Okediran has laid his sword at Christ's feet his Christ has come God will console the family he left behind .Huuuuuuuiimmmm Awa ti o kunaa ku imura o kosi a waye malo .MARANATHA

Simeon Adejumo, 1st intake wrote:
Mr. Okediran passed away just like that? What a sad news. He was highly intelligent and a great Teacher. I could remember, when he took over Anatomy and physiology from our Principal- The late Pa Ajadi (a born Teacher) we menbers of 1st Intake, initially were not happy because Pa. Ajadi has spoiled us. We thaught how could a mere Copper be compared to a born Teacher like Pa. Aadi. That led us to reporting him as said by Mag. Trust Pa Ajadi, he did not tolerate nonsense. He taught us our lessons. We started test every friday immediately after 1st break ( we usually had a crate of Coke and packet of Cabin Biscuits awaiting us in front of the clas, b4 the test). Soon my Okediran proved himself to be highly intelligent and friendly. We were lucky to have excellent Teachers then but Mr. Okediran had additional excellent quality- excellent Students-Teacher relationship. He was a friend to all; no discrimination. Open minded, jovial. Friendly and olumunkanje. He taught us Peadiatric Nursing too. Because of him, I developed interest in Pead. I would have be a Paed Nurse, unfortunately no facility for such training in Nigeria then.
I spoke with Oga as I used to call him, last in November, 2015. He was happy to hear my voice again. He said 'baba psychiatric, I can still recognised your voice'. Very humble man. I promised to see him during my holiday in December but couldn't make it due to bad weather. Dust everywhere and I was down wt RTI for greater part of my leave. The next thing I had was his death.
May Almighty God be wt and protects the family members  and friends he left behind.
Its too sad.
Oga mi, Okediran sun un re o..

THIS IS SAD, PAINFUL , DEVASTATING AND DEMORALIZING. WE TAKE SOLACE IN THE FACT THAT WE SHALL MEET TO PART NO MORE. BYE OKD GOOD NIGHT

Ayo Ojo wrote:
ROSES FOR OUR OUR DARLING LATE TEACHER
If Roses grew in heaven, Lord please pick a bunch place them in our teacher's arms,and tell him they are from us. Tell him that we love and miss him, and when he turns to smile, place a kiss upon his cheek. A teacher like you is rare; you are one in a million. We know that you are resting with the Lord, Good night and sweet dreams. Ayo Ojo Oguntunde 1st intake

Rachel Fajinmi wrote:
We dont kno you but ur good work reveal who you were. may God comfort the SONO family and grant his family fortitude to bear ds great loss. live on mr OKEDIRAN till we meet to part no more at d feet of our Lord Jesus. odun a jina sira o.
Nurse Fajinmi, 10th intake

Oludayo Akpan, 7th intake wrote:
May d soul of mr Okediran our anatomy teacher rest in peace. God be wt entire family ijn.

Bisi Adika wrote: I remember during our PTS period that Mrs Norman use to teach us English. She was still teaching when Mr Okediran came for his own Anatomy period and challenged the class rep why he should allow mrs Norman to cheat Mr Abnormal his own time. It was a funfilled class despite the toughness of the subject and the topic that day. A teacher per excellum . An encourager and a mentor . The bible said that their good work will always follow them. It will also speak for them. Adeu the great teacher. We all love you but your maker loves you the best. R. I. P. Bisi Adika of 8th intake.

Never met you but heard of your good works as testified by my senior colleagues. "Only remembered by what they have done"
Sir,you have set another example of a reminder:
What are we that are left going to be remembered for?
Rest in peace, till we meet again at the feet of our savior, Jesus Christ.
The Almighty God will comfort and strengthen the family and friends you left behind in Jesus name.

ERIN WO, AJANAKU LO NI IJU, ENIRERE LO.
Gone too soon and without farewell.
So painful we lost a great man, a born Teacher and a friend of Students.
We can never forget your good wotks. Thy Almighty God will comfort the family members and friends you left behind. He will protect them from all evils. IJN. Oga mi, Isaac omo Okediran; maa sun lo l'aya
Olugballa re. We love you but, God loves you most.

My hero,my father, you impacted in me and gave me this big blow I don't know how long the shock will take, I will not forget it in a hurry but something is certain we will see again at Jesus'feet . We all love you but Jesus loves you more farewell.

THIS TRIBUTE PAGE IS SET UP BY THE SCHOOL OF NURSING ALUMNI, BUTH THE THEN BMC OGBOMOSO NIGERIA

In Loving memory of our beloved Nurse Tutor Mr. I Okediran
One of our Pioneering a lecturers.
You did your best to place us where we all are today!
A great man, a hero to many!

Our Special Condolence to the entire family and the #BUTH BMCO SONO Ogbomoso at large

For and on behalf of
All SONO Alumni at home and in diaspora

In loving memory of a very dear teacher and tutor, we sympathise with the family of Late Mr Okediran, our anatomy and physiology tutor SONO,he was a good tutor to us , a friend, a mentor, a guide, an adviser, an educator, he gave his very best as a tutor and we could not ask for more,he was there when we needed advice as we pass through the portals of our school and step into the world that lies ahead, we really appreciate your effort and knowledge imparted into us, Adieu!!!! Good teacher, we will always remember you.

Gone to soon
I thank God for using you to contribute positively to the life of most of the student nurses who had their training in Baptist School of Nursing Ogbomoso Now Bowen University Teaching Hospital Ogbomoso. May the good Lord comfort your family in Jesus name, Amen,

Every human being shall have a taste of death, as from Him we come and onto Him is our return. But whatever lagecy we leave behind will live forever. Mr Okediran has left a good lagecy as testified by our senior colleagues. May your gentle sole rest in peace. Amen

A life is not important except in the impact it has on other lives. Mr. Isaac Okediran, you have impacted on us- your students good knowledge, humility and kindness which is everything in life.
Thank you for being an inspiration to us and rest in perfect peace, good bye.

Your memory lingers on, you have given all you can to impart humanity,you have dropped your sword on this planet but your individual touch can't be erased.

We love you but God loves you most..Rest in peace our dearest lecturer.

Not how long but how well Mr Isaac Olanrewaju Okediran you have played your part , you fight the battle and completely surrender one thing am sure of is that you have done your best, you encouraged people and you have changed people's lives round.
I therefore pray for the family that the mighty God will comfort you and be may he grant him eternity, mind you do not be like unbeliever but be strong as we meet to part no more. Shalom Ezekiel Adeoye Afon

Adeu. Mr issac OKEDIRAN. The entire products of sono ogbomoso hereby send our condolences to the family on the death of our beloved teacher.
Volumes of the attested condolences are saying the least of our painful heart.
May your soul rest in peace.

Mr Okediran's book chapter was closed suddenly yesterday. Only God knows why because He knows all things. We will all die some day. Everyone must die once, and after that be judged by God.
Hebrews 9:27 GNT
The question now is where do you and I plan to spend eternity? There is Eternity in Heaven and Eternity in hell. Food for thought....

Gone too soon but never forgotten. It was so shocking to hear about the sudden death of one of my mentors in Nursing, Mr Okediran as we all called him. Very jovial, kind, a go to person... As complicated as anatomy and physiology was, especially the nervous system, he made it less stressful for us. We always had fun in his class. Mr 'Olumunkanje', 'idodo nidaji ara', etc. He gave us methods to remember the 12 cranial nerves... OOOTTAFAGVAH. We can never forget you Mr Okediran. The 4th intake appreciate your tutoring. Good night sir. I pray that God will comfort his family and friends at this time and always. Toyin Okunfolami nee Ojetunde.

Gone too soon

Our beloved Mr. Okediran, as fondly called! I have had the privilege of knowing you sir for over 30 years. A great Nurse tutor to me and many! A loyal friend to my daddy Principal TA Ajadi (of blessed memory)
You loved and lived life. You always had a good laugh, a jovial man that any student could go to! Your friendliness transcends so many!
Forever in our memory. Rest in Perfect Peace
Our beloved