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This memorial website was created by Omolola, in memory of my beloved husband, Adebola Adetayo Ishola Omoteso, born on June 18, 1957 and joined the Saints Triumphant on February 11, 2016. He will forever remain in my heart. God rules and reigns!

FUNERAL DETAILS

Ceremonies to honour his transition are as follows:

Service of Songs 6PM 
RCCG Olive Tree, Banana Island
February 25, 2016 

Funeral Service 10AM
RCCG Olive Tree, Banana Island
February 26, 2016

Interment Follows
Vaults and Garden, Ikoyi 

February 23, 2016
February 23, 2016
Uncle B! You taught us a lot about humility, selfless service, respect and dedication. You were very passionate about working for God and the TKC family will forever remain grateful for your brilliant contributions. Rest on sir in the bosom of your creator.
February 23, 2016
February 23, 2016
Bola. News of your passing came just last night, February 22 2016. I was devastated. I had to go to my cellphone to confirm that we actually had dialogued last on February 10, the day before you passed. I am still shocked. You were always the one with foresight but you never hinted me. In fact the discussion was about what we were going to do. This death does not make any sense at all.

But this is not the time to lament. It is time to thank God for your life. The memories of times together are not vague. They are real. I will only highlight four or five that probably only you would fully understand.

I recall our chance meeting many years after Loyola in New Brunswick New Jersey. We re-bonded instantly. You were one of the very few I could count on for insightful and honest advise when I headed Cook College.

I recall our efforts at breaking the glass ceiling at our premier telecoms company. We argued continuously about the nature of the ceiling then designed a framework for cracking it. 

I recall our foray into real estate in Hightstown. From indecision to aggressively pursuing the opportunity. I have accepted the title you gave me then, "the Enabler".

I recall our Englewood and Princeton Overlook moves and our support for each other as we pursued those stressful moves. 

I recall our mutual love of performance cars, our fast Cruises on the turnpike to test drive new ones, and your penchant for naming my cars. It was a ritual. You named the 911 "bulldog" and the Boxter "Symphony". You were real thrilled when we pushed these machines to their limits.

Yours was a genuine friendship. Your life was one of genuine aplomb. I appreciated you for your blatant honesty and commitment. Sleep well my friend. In the words of Wordsworth, "The Music in our Hearts We Bore, Long After it is heard no more.

Soji
February 23, 2016
February 23, 2016
Bola who lived in Northern New Jersey was a perfect gentleman. His passing is coming to me as a rude shock having known him for many years. It is well. Our Almighty God is in control. I pray that his family and friends will be consoled over time and remember the legacy of a very humble, quiet great acomplisher.
February 23, 2016
February 23, 2016
Dear Bola,
Why? How? I don't know what to say. I saw you the last time I visited Lagos and you looked happy and excited about your new job. But God knows best.  I thank God for your life. You were always so kind to me and my family. Your unwavering faith in God and His goodness inspired me. Thank you for your friendship and advice over the years. You will be greatly missed.
Yewande Odia
February 23, 2016
February 23, 2016
I am short of words considering I only spoke with you few hours before you passed. My condolences to everyone you left behind. However, there is comfort in the fact that you knew Christ. We shall meet again! Rest in peace Bola
February 23, 2016
February 23, 2016
I only heard about you and your name and looked forward to meeting you here but it was never to be. I have just read about you and your passion of Nigeria and you won my heart in death because I love the wellbeing of our country with unquenchable passion. No wonder your energetic wife - a multi task woman of many part carry same passion. Your desire to see a new Nigeria which actually brought you home from where you probably would have lived longer, will come to pass.
The prayer force for Nigeria's rebirth, which you envisioned with your wife... will fulfil it's purpose and desired impact on our nation. For us here the struggle continues... but for you beloved brother, KEEP RESTING IN YOUR REAL HOME. Welcome home.
For your dear Omolola, The God of all comfort will keep her strong in times like this.
February 23, 2016
February 23, 2016
My heartfelt condolences to Omolola Omoteso (Famuyiwa) and the entire Omoteso family. I was not privileged to meet Adebola, but I know the wife Omolola and my sister in law was a close friend to Adebola. All I have heard about you have been wonderful. I pray for a peaceful repose of your soul and I pray that God will comfort and give peace to your wife and all your surviving relatives in Jesus name. We take consolation in the fact that you were a man of faith and as such a promise of a better place in the hereafter. May your soul rest in perfect peace.
February 23, 2016
February 23, 2016
I am deeply saddened by the loss of this outstanding symbol of a true friend. We will miss you.
February 23, 2016
February 23, 2016
"Ask not for whom the bell toll..." Wow! Wow!! That was my initial shock on the news of my friend's passing. I've known Bola since 1976 when both of us were undergrads at UNILAG. We met at Taiyewo Ogunade's Nigerian Institute of Music on Herbert Macaulay Road, Yaba. He, an ardent Jazz Clarinet student, mine was the Jazz Guitar and music theory. It was just an extra-curricular activity that staved off our academic rigor on the Akoka campus. He was astute in his faith and dedicated to those he called friends. He kept his health issues to the barest minimum within a tight knit circle so as not to inconvenience others. He was a realist on most issues but also an eternal optimist on so many others. We reconnected again in the US and lived in the same New Jersey town for many years until his relocation back home to Nigeria in December. I'd suspected his relocation had to do with Osinbajo's new appointment but I thought he will still be shuttling back and forth between Nigeria and the US. I'd hoped at least I'll have an ear on the ground and a witness to the change on the home front from Bola. I missed his last call to me one late evening from Nigeria but the caller Id showed his NJ local number. He just called to see how I was doing. I thought he was back and kept putting off the return call until a member of his congregation called me a few days later to announce his passing, dang!!. "Any man's death diminishes me, because I'm involved in mankind...never send to know for whom the bell tolls; it tolls for thee" (John Donne). My heartfelt condolence to his beautiful wife, Omolola, who I met only recently (stay strong in your faith), and to the rest of the Omoteso family. May his soul rest in peace. Sleep well my friend, till we meet again...
February 23, 2016
February 23, 2016
Still in great shock upon hearing of your passing to glory sir, Will miss your smiles, gentility, been appreciative, kindhearted, in every situation wanting to serve God, it is well with all the family you left behind may the Lord console, I and my family will always remember you, rest in peace sir, we love u but God loves u more.
February 23, 2016
February 23, 2016
Brother Bola, the news of your departure left me with great sadness and a heavy heart! However, I celebrate your life knowing that precious is the passing on of the anointed saints of God. We( your friends at TKC) didn't lose you because we know where you are. To be absent from the body is to be present in the spirit. I will remember a lot about you especially one of your favorite Christmas songs " O Holy Night ". Sleep on sir, till we meet to part no more. May God only comfort your wife sis Omolola and your family. Adieu sir!
February 22, 2016
February 22, 2016
Bro Bola, you were on my mind two weeks ago and I was planning to check on you over that weekend. It's has been very painful knowing that I missed you by just two days. You've been my mentor in the work of the God and helped me to mature and grow. You encouraged me to be steadfast in serving God and never to waver. I'm happy knowing that you'd fought a good fight and remained faithful til the end and now you are in GLORY with the Saints. Until we meet again.....
February 22, 2016
February 22, 2016
It is indeed a very sad moment, but I am sure 'Temi' will forever remain yours. Dear Omolola, accept my condolence.
February 22, 2016
February 22, 2016
Hello 'Lola,

I don't have the right words for this occasion. May your faith in God comfort, keep you strong and shelter you.
February 22, 2016
February 22, 2016
Time heals. I hope it does in the loss of my worthy friend Adebola Omoteso. He was indeed a bundle of talent with enormous capacities.
Our last conversation in the morning hours of February 10, was about assisting with providing the necessary focus within the nucleus group determined to forge a new direction for the National Revenue base. Little did I realise this was going to be our last discussion, particularly when it ended on our usual line “A se se lagbara Olorun”. Rest in perfect peace my dear friend.
February 22, 2016
February 22, 2016
You will continue to live on in our heart. May the Lord continue to comfort those loved ones you have left behind. Shalom
February 21, 2016
February 21, 2016
Bola I was in shocked but God loves you more.I will forever missing you,I pray to God to give your a perfect rest in peace.Sister Omolola God will comfort you and the rest of your family.
February 21, 2016
February 21, 2016
There are people that cross your path and make great impact. You are one of those people. I remember your strong faith, humility, love for the lord, passion for the Sunday school, evangelism, jokes, laughter and great sense of humor. Beloved, rest in the bosom of the lord till we meet to part no more. Sis Lola my beloved, it is well with you ma. Only God will comfort, strengthen, uphold and encourage you. It is well with you ma.

Never say goodbye but good night till we meet at the feet of the lord to part no more.
February 21, 2016
February 21, 2016
I can not forget some of the one on one discussions that we had together. You never spent your time talking empty word. Always sincere and straight forward. You remain a gentle giant in my heart.

Good night.
February 21, 2016
February 21, 2016
Rest in peace dear Deacon Bola. After a period of denial, I write to thank you for your Sunday School teachings and all you did to encourage us in the faith. I will personally miss your sense of humor and the humility you expressed every time you were called upon to minister to us. May our good Lord comfort your family.
February 21, 2016
February 21, 2016
I still remember vividly the last day in U.S. before you travel to Nigeria and we had a long discussion without knowing that I will not be able to talk to you live again. Deacon Bola, you have struggled so much but I thank God that you serve Him even to the end.
All your jokes and humility will ever remain a memory. You will forever be missed. Good night friend and colleague.
February 21, 2016
February 21, 2016
The Rapture of a Beloved Brother and fellow labourer.
My special and beloved Brother B. It is very tough to come to terms that my special co-labourer in the vineyard has raptured. Memories of our sleepless nights in the cold and heat of Hackensack, NJ interceding for the church and brethren as well as numerous spiritual activities we went through together came alive when your transition was confirmed to me by Bro Leke. Our special friendship and love blossomed even more after our wives came into the picture. Saying I miss you is an understatement but my consolation is that you fought a good fight of faith and are now with your first Love, our Lord Jesus. Adieu my Brother as I look forward to when we shall meet to part no more.
February 21, 2016
February 21, 2016
"Uncle Brother B" as my daughter calls you, it is with saddened hearts that we received news of your passing unto glory. I remember your laughter, that draws anyone listening to laugh along with you. Your kind heart and sincere spirit will be missed sorely. Rest in peace Sir, our prayers are with Sis Omolola and your siblings. It is well.
February 21, 2016
February 21, 2016
Deacon Bola I thank God for your life and your impact on the men of The Kings court, your facilitating our growth as men, your humility and focus on Jesus. Your teachings, sermons and impact of the Sunday school on me. You have affected lives positively. As you always worshipped " Do Do Do Ogene Do" . You will be missed. Rest whole, in the bosom of our soon coming King Jesus,till the trumpet call. 
May the good Lord comfort all your loved ones. Sister Omolola God will comfort you, his grace is still sufficient.
February 21, 2016
February 21, 2016
Deacon Bola, I didn't know that the Blessings and Prayers you prayed for me in July 2015, will be the last we'll have before the resurrection day. You had trust in me and gave me a task that thought me how to pray and be an intercessor for Christ, without knowing much about me. Your encouragement and compassionate words were always alive in me. Your memories will forever be in my heart. You'll forever be missed. I thank God for your life and ministry. By God's Grace, we'll meet again in Heaven. Ride On Bro Bola, and may your Soul Rest In Perfect Peace! AMEN.
Our Condolences to your wife and family. Sis Omolola, May our God Lord Console you, uplift you, uphold you, and sustain you in this difficult time. Remain blessed.
February 21, 2016
February 21, 2016
What can I say? Uncle Bola will always be remembered as a wonderful man to me. He has always been kind to me, spoken with words of wisdom, made me laugh and I am sure he has done the same to everyone he knew. I am so hurt, so upset to see that he has gone but I am also happy that God has put his suffering to a stop. I remember that he called me Mayor which I cannot forget. That always made me laugh. I remember last year, spending summer with you uncle. Thank you Uncle Bola and Aunty Omolola for welcoming myself, my parents, my sister and my cousin to your lovely home last summer. I will always remember that time. I never even knew you were ill because you always had a smile on your face, you always made everyone see past your suffering. What a great man you will always be. Thank you for telling me to go ahead with my passion for journalism. Going in this career direction has changed my life so much for the better. It brings great joy to me to know that you were a huge part of that change. May you rest in holy peace Uncle Bola. My love goes out to you.
February 20, 2016
February 20, 2016
When I heard about your passing onto glory, I remembered this face with a smile always .A gentle and a kind man of God.Singing God praises is one thing I know that mostly brings the passion in you,on your knees you worshiped him before his congregation.

Your death is painful to us but we remember the time spent together,the laughter and the celebrations.In pain and many tears we chose to trust God and not ask questions about your transition,but to hold on to the fact that you are now in perfect peace.

I thank God for the priviledge of knowing you,I thank God for your wife and for all the support and love you showed her to make her the woman she is.I thank God for the family you left behind for he is comforting them,I thank God for the church you left behind because they are encouraged to continue the christian race.Your physical prescence will be missed,but you live on in our heart.Farewell Deacon Adebola Omoteso.
February 20, 2016
February 20, 2016
No farewell words were spoken, No time to say goodbye, You were gone before we knew it, And only God knows why.
Uncle, you may be out of my sight, but you will never be out of my heart, I may not see your face, but I will always remember your smile, I will never hear your voice again but you will forever whisper in my ear. I never got to say goodbye to you, or tell you how much you really meant to me. Uncle you such a wonderful person that cares for others, a word can not describe you enough, I still not believe it is real! Goodnight

Comfort & Ezekiel Oguje (RCCG, U.S.A)
February 19, 2016
February 19, 2016
My brother B as I always fondly address you. You were to schedule a date to minister in my Parish and then this but guess what! Your cool, calm and collective domino, your constant charming smile and contagious laugh and your firm, steel inflectionless voice would be the ministration to all of us. You got called home while the ovation was at its loudest, leaving us with evergreen memories.
Rest in His bosom.
February 19, 2016
February 19, 2016
TRIBUTE TO BOLA OMOTESO – MY BROTHER AND FRIEND

My brother and friend, Bola went to be with the Lord on Thursday 11th February 2016 at about 7: 30pm. He had been with me in Abuja on Tuesday and Wednesday evening. We sat across the table from each other in the office of the Vice President. We shared plans. He always had the most insightful ideas.

He had returned home after over 30 years in the United States to work with me. He and Omolola had worked and prayed so hard during the campaign. We believed it would be an opportunity to do what we had talked about for years - working with others to build a new nation. He was to officially resume work as my adviser on Trade and Investments on Monday 15th February 2016. That never happened. 

I mourn my friend, with his dear wife Omolola, his brother Leke and his sisters. But I celebrate the transition to glory of a man faithfully committed to family and friends, who loved Jesus deeply and trusted Him absolutely.

He is today in heaven, restful and joyful forever. Blessed be God.



Prof. Yemi Osinbajo, SAN
February 19, 2016
February 19, 2016
TRIBUTE TO BOLA OMOTESO – MY BROTHER AND FRIEND

My brother and friend, Bola went to be with the Lord on Thursday 11th February 2016 at about 7: 30pm. He had been with me in Abuja on Tuesday and Wednesday evening. We sat across the table from each other in the office of the Vice President. We shared plans. He always had the most insightful ideas.

He had returned home after over 30 years in the United States to work with me. He and Omolola had worked and prayed so hard during the campaign. We believed it would be an opportunity to do what we had talked about for years - working with others to build a new nation. He was to officially resume work as my adviser on Trade and Investments on Monday 15th February 2016. That never happened. 

I mourn my friend, with his dear wife Omolola, his brother Leke and his sisters. But I celebrate the transition to glory of a man faithfully committed to family and friends, who loved Jesus deeply and trusted Him absolutely.

He is today in heaven, restful and joyful forever. Blessed be God.



Prof. Yemi Osinbajo, SAN
February 19, 2016
February 19, 2016
Sir,
Rest in perfect peace.

Omolola, my person, God will grant you the fortitude to bear this irreparable loss. Stay strong, it is well with you. Our prayers are with you.
February 18, 2016
February 18, 2016
Sometimes one wonders why death have to take someone at an age when he's set to enjoy all he has toiled for but to God is a greater plan; He created us and determine when to take us! Sir, you have come; you have seen and you have conquered.Rest in peace and I pray God almighty bless your soul and give everyone you left behind the grace to bear your irreparable loss.
Sleep on as my heart goes to your wife, children and immediate family.

Olawale Oladapo (SAN member)
February 18, 2016
February 18, 2016
It came to us of SAN as surprise but then we acccepted knowing that God giveth and God taketh.We are rest assured that you have lived a good life.
 Anne, accept my condolences ans I pray that the soul of the departed will rest in peace.
February 18, 2016
February 18, 2016
May the almighty God grant him eternal rest in his bossom. As for madam Ann and the family all I can say is it well with your soul. The Lord will continue to be strength and comfort you all. Accept my condolences.
February 18, 2016
February 18, 2016
May God grant him eternal rest and give the family the fortitude to bear the loss.Ma, God will srrengthen you.
February 18, 2016
February 18, 2016
May God grant hm eternal rest n giv d fmly d fortitude to bear d loss.Madam Anne,God wl strengthen u.
February 18, 2016
February 18, 2016
Bro "B" I never knew that your telling me on Sunday December 6th that you were travelling the next day was a final farewell. O death where is thy sting? O grave where is thy victory.
My wonderful Sunday school teacher has joined the cloud of witnesses. Bro "B" you have fought a good fight, you have finished your course, you have kept the faith and you have received a crown of righteousness. Our loss is a gain to heaven.
Good night Bro "B" till we meet again on the Resurrection morning.
February 18, 2016
February 18, 2016
Deacon Bola Omoteso, no matter how well crafted, words will still not be enough to express the shock that the news of your death brought to us. As a brother, minister and co-laborer here at RCCG The King's Court, you will be sorely missed. Your passion for whatever you believe in is exemplary, exceeding and beyond words; your faith in the Lord Jesus Christ and your dedicated service in His Vineyard, inclusive. You served at your best. Among other things, you turned the Sunday School department around for the better. We sincerely appreciate you.

We have many questions but we don't have the answers, only God does. But despite our pains and bewilderment, we draw comfort in knowing that you are at peace with your Creator. You are resting at the bosom of Father Abraham. You are in a place devoid of toil, vanity, sorrow and pain. Without doubt, your journey through this transient world was meaningful. You touched many lives and gave of your best, even when not convenient.

We pray that your legacies will endure. We also pray that God will keep and uphold your entire family, especially your wife, Omolola.

Pastor Babs Odunsi
Senior Pastor
RCCG The King's Court
Hackensack, New Jersey
U. S. A
February 18, 2016
February 18, 2016
Adebola- the Lord, sure, understands

My phone rings, I wish it was you
But I know, it will never be you
For the Lord gives, the Lord takes away
Who can explain? who understands?

  The Lord, sure, understands
  Adebola. Adebola, o ye Oluwa, o ye Oluwa
  The Lord, sure, understands

My phone rings, but it will never be you
Who’ll take your place, ‘cause you won’t be back?
For the Lord gives, the Lord takes away
Who can explain? Who understands?
  The Lord, sure, understands
  Adebola. Adebola, o ye Oluwa, o ye Oluwa
  The Lord, sure, understands.

You were joy. You will live in my heart and mind forever. Always.
February 17, 2016
February 17, 2016
Dear Uncle Bola,
the news of your departure came as a shock. It was unbelievable that you slept and didn't wake up again. We finally had the opportunity to have you close to us, to see you more often and to enjoy our beloved Uncle, but not for long, you left us again just as you had always done over the years. This time, there is no date of your return. You will not come to us again, we would one day come to where you are, and how I look forward to seeing your face and holding your hand on that beautiful resurrection morning. Farewell my loving, kind and gentle Uncle, I know you have gone to a far better place.
February 17, 2016
February 17, 2016
You live on in our heart. May the Lord continue to comfort those loved ones you have left behind. Prof Tunji Adeyinka, NAPRI Shika Zaria.
February 17, 2016
February 17, 2016
Adebola you will be missed by all who loved you and all you touched their lives in one way or the other. We love you but the Lord you served loves you best. Sunre o Aburo mi owon. Until we meet to part no more. REST IN PERFECT PEACE.

Your sister
Prof (Mrs) Adetoun A Sekoni.
February 17, 2016
February 17, 2016
Precious in the sight of the Lord is the death of his Saints.
I thank God for your life and those smile and jokes you always share.
Words can not expressed the Vacum you have created.
Rest in the bosom of our Lord till we meet to part no more.
February 17, 2016
February 17, 2016
Uncle B, as I called you the few times our paths crossed, the news of your departure came as a rude shock to me and my family. What a time to exit this world, what a time, but we are consoled with the knowledge that you are in a better place, rest in perfect peace thou gentle man of God. You will definitely remain alive in our hearts...
February 17, 2016
February 17, 2016
Rest in peace and free of pain, dear Adebola. I have only fond memories of you with my dear friend and sister Omolola. I was so very fortunate to be with you on your wedding day in New Jersey. I know you have touched the lives of many people, especially through your dedication to the church. I was so happy to hear of your recent appointment and move to Nigeria, and so shocked and saddened to hear that you are no longer in this world. You will live forever in the minds of your family and friends.
February 17, 2016
February 17, 2016
To live in the hearts of those we love is to never die... Living is all about giving and even if we can't satisfy everyone we must strive till we can say I gave my all! Thank God for a life filled with giving... O di gb'ose...
February 17, 2016
February 17, 2016
From God almighty we all came , and to him we shall all return !
I commiserate with Dr. Mrs Lola Omoteso and the entire family on the transition of their loved one who has gone to rest !
I pray that God in his mercy will forgive him his sins , grant him eternal rest and grant the family he left behind the fortitude to bear this irreparable loss .

Ayo Akinfemisoye ( SAN - member )
February 16, 2016
February 16, 2016
Temi! Why now? Life had taken a new turn for the best... A new location, a new appointment, a new home, a new life... All planned out. The plane of marital joy and career fulfilment had begun to taxi for final take off... Then silence. Ademi, you'd remain in my heart; locked up where there is neither sickness nor strife. O death, where is thy sting? O grave, where is thy victory?
February 16, 2016
February 16, 2016
To live in the hearts of those you left behind is not to die. You touched lives. Live on sir, till we meet again in the Lord.
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Colloquiums

January 15, 2021
Thanks for joining us for the Colloquiums in Nigeria and the USA. During one, which we presented the work “Employees from Heaven” to raise funds for programmes and projects in Bola Omoteso’s honour. May God continue to keep you and yours.

Thanks for honouring invitation to the Prayer Service & Colloquium in Honour of Bola Omoteso on Saturday 18 June 2016. This would have been his 59th Birthday! 

Arrival/Meet & Greet: 9.30AM Prayer Service: 10AM

Venue: RCCG Throne of Grace, Moloney-Lagos.

Those who feel connected to him or myself may join the family for prayers at The Vaults & Garden Ikoyi by 9AM. 

We had opening prayer and hymn, prayer for family, friends and alumni, exhortation on healing by one of our host ministers, short talk on economy by a retired banker and associate professor, mental health by a psychiatrist, law and your loved one by someone from a top-rated legal firm... Refreshment was served thereafter.

In his honour, we always start on time. We enjoin everyone to keep the family in prayers. As you very well know Deacon Bola Omoteso helped to shape the DC vision and few were blessed to be ministered to directly by him.

In Honour of Bola Omoteso

June 18, 2019
Temi did not speak much but his passion for Nigeria led him to discuss extensively on Nigeria and the hopes of a better today.
On this day which I would love to designate “SAN Founders Day”, I honour the memory of Bola Omoteso, my beloved who helped me shape what Solidarity Action Network was initiated to achieve. He would have been 62 this very day... 
The platform was created to campaign for Prof. Oluyemi Osinbajo. Following the win, we became an advocacy for change forum and a medium through which we encouraged those in power to do the right thing, serve with integrity. We were different in that we did not use abuse as a tool for engagement but advocacy. We have achieved much.
I got a promise then that he would meet with us physically. When that became impossible, it was agreed that it would be via a tweet chat but it never happened, perhaps due to busy schedule. To appreciate those who went over and beyond, I have reached out and continue to reach out in a number of ways just to strengthen our belief in positive individualised change which is what SAN is all about.
I take the liberty to share this direct appeal to the presidency which you are free to share. 
Anyone with a question could DM but this is a solemn day for me. A word of prayer for justice and safety for all members of my family would go a long way.
To all those who through this campaign have become real change makers, agents or advocates, I am proud of you. You are why I cannot stop. Effort for Nigeria through any politician could be a waste because the seat of government seems to affect their minds but energy expended to make people better ia a life seed with an evergreen harvest. 
I believe in the power of the people to create wealth in good health.
The legacy Bola Omoteso left is one of living joyfully in righteousness and expending wealth in health for the betterment of all concerned.
I thank you and pray God bless you and yours.

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Soji Adelaja

June 19, 2022
Bola was an incredible man and a good friend.  We continue to miss him.  Next week, we will gather to celebrate the life of another friend who fell since Bola left.  We certainly will recall our mutual friendship.  May Bola's sweet soul continue to rest in peace. 

He Lives

June 18, 2022
It has been 331 weeks and 2 days since Bola Omoteso was called back into heavenly service.
In that period, some of those who made it to this page never made it to his people, to offer condolence, care, or compassion. I read your post and it leads me to how shallow your heart is. Some of you see the advocacy for justice and you shrugg your others. Some see how his legacy has been threatened and you wail but never went forward to speak truth to power...
Learn from all this. Will those you call brother, sister, children, friends, brethren stand for, with or by you when your time here is gone.
He touched more lives than I know or met. What matters is that the legacy satanists tried to kill like the vision, mission and legacy of Jesus, must lives and must be kept alive.
To keep that memory alive, we concluded Graceful Women Ministry Training today. Bola Omoteso remained minister in charge of Sunday School in his church. I helped him in that role and intentionally continue to keep this legacy alive. We wrapped the 5 day training by talking about him.
Someone called him gentle giant. Who was Bola Omoteso to you. Who is he to you..
On June 18, 1957 God gave us a beautiful son. Birthed in the image of God, built in the virtues of the Most High. He loved God and served humanity.
It is in his honour I share this piece: ou-journal.blogspot.com/2021/02/hold-your-should.html
Be sure comments there or here are about the piece or about him, if you met... He lives on in the memory of those who loves and remembers him.

Widow’s Wailings

August 30, 2018

When asked at Area F Police Command why adeleke was being wicked to Omolola and if he would have done it if there was a child in the marriage, he responded, “Of course if there was a child, I won’t but I want to punish her, I want her to know she cannot just come and marry in our family and walk all over us!” The venom he spewed was so typical of the madness that gush from men who are drenched in the ego of self entitlement! A Nigeria trait my beloved husband hated with passion.

The woman he claimed walked all over “them” hosted them in rooms she furnished. Cooked for himself and his family so much so that he asked Olubunmi to learn from her culinary skills, drive him and his family to stores and malls and was responsible for their welfare. Visited with gifts. Counselled and cared for his daughters... Yet, his myopic summation of all she did was “walk all over us.”

The truth, he HATED her. All she did was not strong enough to melt his iron heart. He hated her for daring to marry a brother who was condemn d to wifelessness. Being wifeless meant he could hatch his plan of manipulating him to adopt his daughters. That way, upon his death, his daughters being young, he would become the sole administrator. But this carefully masterminded plan, hatched at a time he thought his daughters were named beneficiaries backfired when he found out after Bola Omoteso’s death that he had edited his beneficiaries

It has been over two years yet family chose to bury my peace with my husband. But Jesus has kept me sane, safe and secure in God’s everlasting arms.

If you have read anything online, consider it the crying out loud of a widow who endured abuse and attempt to perpetrate fraud for over two years before she decided that having mourned her husband, it was time to defend his right to his labour being used to keep his name alive, not symphonies by a man who claims to be his brother yet whose complicity and negligence led to his death.

I call upon you to stand with me in prayers and in publicity, not for only #JusticeforOmolola but in many areas that would entertain justice once justice is served.

I have read more tweets on black widow spider than “black” human widows since I began the campaign! Please join me to make the campaign VIRAL.

#TimeIsNow #EndWidowAbuse #JusticeforOmolola #JusticeforWidows #ReformProbateLaws #WomenParticipate #BlackLivesMatter

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