I think of so many things and moments we talked, walked and worked together; I sincerely can summarize: the Rev (Dr) John Michael Nenji that I know is a Man of God and of the WORD -- together we love the word of God and you were a GIANT !! -- no doubt now, you are with Him forever. I'll join you later, maybe when the Trumpet sounds or before it who can tell. But now, my Brother, "Sleep on Buddy"! until the Golden Morning!!! Adieu.
Your Friend And Brother,
Rev. Dr. Mabogunje, Joseph O T. & Wife.

       Global University - ICI Nigeria
     National Office 13 Old Bukuru Road,
            P. M. B. 2052 Jos,
             Plateau State
        
        Email: guicing07@yahoo.co.uk
                    20th February, 2021

       OUR HEART FELT CONDOLENCE

We, the staff of Global University Nigeria are deeply sorry of the demise of your father Rev. Dr. John Michael Nenji

Dr. John Nenji was not only a distinguished man who served with the Assemblies of God Nigeria but also an exemplary teacher whose life impacted positively the lives of many.

With the passing away of Dr. Nenji, this nation and church has lost a brilliant material and an eminent teacher of righteousness and love.

In this hour of grief we express our heart-felt condolences to the bereaved family and pray the Almighty that his soul may rest in peace.


Rev. Stephen Ojo Gbadegesin (Phd)
  (Director Global University Nigeria)

I got to know Late Daddy Nenji very recent as a young boy in 2005 during my University days at the ETC chapel. He became one of my favorite preacher because of his strong deep voice and the heavy presence of God around him. His memories will remain prominent to some of us that were privileged to hear him preached and prayed. Continue to rest at the bosom of our Lord Jesus Christ. Amen!
My deepest condolences to the Nenji family!

TRIBUTE TO GRANDPA NENJI
Daddy. We bless God for a life well lived and the impact you have made in the lives of nemerous ministers of the gospel including my beloved late father - the Rev. David Uwondo.

You were caring and loving father whose love for his children knew no bounds.

You have fought the. good fight of faith and won successfully. You are now resting with your Maker in heaven. We are consoled by the fact that we shall you on the ressurrection morning. Good Night Daddy.

The Rev. Dr. & Rev. (Mrs.) Andy & Grace Igiri

Heaven has really gained one of the FINEST.
I got to know Daddy through his son(Bro. Easy) and daughter (Gracey).
As a youth corper in Plateau state, Bro. Easy and Gracey had welcomed me into their home with loving arms.
Daddy had just met me the first night I arrived, and it was like he had know me for years, he would ask me so many questions and give me so many advises.
The early morning prayers was a must... and Daddy was Always up for it too.
On one of those particular days I didn’t have to go to my place of primary assignment. I had gone to check up on him at his office inside the house. He told me to sit, and told me so many stories about himself. He had also campaigned that I remain in Jos (lol)and not go back to lagos because J town was actually really a beautiful place.
He made me feel safe in Jos and very welcome. Many times even after I left Jos, I would think back and still remain in awe of the wonderful experience in his home.
He was a very welcoming person, loving and kind hearted person.
He definitely was a LOVER OF GOD.
Am sure God is so happy you are right with him daddy. Rest well sir.

77 sounds like a lot of years but your death proves that life indeed is short. Length of life though desired by all, the life you lead proves that the quality of life is better than its length. Yours no doubt was a life well lived. Your legacy and impact on earth immortalizes you.
Now I know why you call me "AB the man" you did not only raise a me to be a man indeed but the man God uses (as was your prayer & desire for me). All I am today I owe to you under God. A million times over, I will choose you. Beyond all the inheritance you left for us, thanks for leaving "a good name". Till we meet to part no more, I say "good night Daddy".