January 4, 2015
January 4, 2015
May the Lord comfort every member of the family and give you peace at this time.
This memorial website was created in memory of our loved one, Maj Gen Omojokun (Rtd), 79 years old, born on March 18, 1935, and passed away on December 25, 2014. We will remember him forever.
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January 3, 2015
January 3, 2015
May God comfort the entire family during this period. May you find love, peace, and rest in the days ahead. Amen.
January 3, 2015
January 3, 2015
Adieu!!! Baba oninu 're... you will be greatly missed by all...
Olu Ogunsakin
Olu Ogunsakin
January 3, 2015
January 3, 2015
Rest in the bosom of our The King of kings forever sir.
January 3, 2015
January 3, 2015
Thank God for a life dedicated to service. Your contribution to the education unit of the Nigerian Army will always be remembered. The Almighty God who is God of comfort will comfort your entire family, friends and contemporaries. He will fill any vacuum for them. It is well with everyone in your family. We pray that we shall meet on the last day in eternity and others will be drawn to the Lord in this season.
January 3, 2015
January 3, 2015
GOODNIGHT TO 'AN OFFICER AND A GENTLEMAN'
We just lost my uncle Major General S.K.Omojokun a few hours ago this Christmas afternoon. A complete gentleman of integrity and an epitome of uprightness, he touched many lives while serving Nigeria in various capacities as Director of the NYSC, Ambassador to Cuba, Minister for Labour and Productivity, etc etc. He will most fondly be remembered as my amiable and gentle Uncle. He was one of the closest people to my father and we were just like one single happy family. I grew up in awe and respect of this great man and never ceased to marvel at how nothing seemed to faze him and how he seemed to remain so calm and unflappable regardless of what was going on around him.
He was a patriotic and great son of Ilara Mokin, our own little geographical corner of the world. Ilara has lost a gem today, one of the last of that 'Golden Generation' of Mokin sons whose lights shone brighter than the noonday sun. Rest on Daddy, till we meet to part no more. By Ayodele Bakare
We just lost my uncle Major General S.K.Omojokun a few hours ago this Christmas afternoon. A complete gentleman of integrity and an epitome of uprightness, he touched many lives while serving Nigeria in various capacities as Director of the NYSC, Ambassador to Cuba, Minister for Labour and Productivity, etc etc. He will most fondly be remembered as my amiable and gentle Uncle. He was one of the closest people to my father and we were just like one single happy family. I grew up in awe and respect of this great man and never ceased to marvel at how nothing seemed to faze him and how he seemed to remain so calm and unflappable regardless of what was going on around him.
He was a patriotic and great son of Ilara Mokin, our own little geographical corner of the world. Ilara has lost a gem today, one of the last of that 'Golden Generation' of Mokin sons whose lights shone brighter than the noonday sun. Rest on Daddy, till we meet to part no more. By Ayodele Bakare
January 3, 2015
January 3, 2015
Daddy,
You are such a rare one!
You touched so many lives and you always have a way of making everyone special in their own way no matter what.
My Sweet Daddy, My Best Friend.
I love you more Daddy.
Always Your little Girl
Opeyemi
You are such a rare one!
You touched so many lives and you always have a way of making everyone special in their own way no matter what.
My Sweet Daddy, My Best Friend.
I love you more Daddy.
Always Your little Girl
Opeyemi
January 3, 2015
January 3, 2015
May your gentle soul rest in perfect peace.Amen.
January 2, 2015
January 2, 2015
"General" as we often called you in my family. I can never forget your infectious and charming smile, with which you received us every time we paid you a visit in your home. Always asking after the well fare of everyone, especially your favorite, Sade your my Sister, your daughter. The bond between you and your children was admirable. Rest in peace as you join the Lord's army.
January 2, 2015
January 2, 2015
May Gods eternal love rap the family in light and wipe away all tears !
In Jesus mighty name
Sharon Howard
In Jesus mighty name
Sharon Howard
January 2, 2015
January 2, 2015
My condolences to the family over the loss of your loved one. May God's grace and peace be with you all.
January 2, 2015
January 2, 2015
My Hero!!!
Olumuyiwa Omojokun.
Olumuyiwa Omojokun.
January 2, 2015
January 2, 2015
Sincere condolences to the entire Omojokun family.
Rest in peace noble Nigerian.
Our Famous School (Igbobi College) Song
"Teach me thy best that all the world may know,
What it is to have come from thee,
Teach me that I into the world may go,
Struggling ever for thy fame, Igbobi,
Refrain:
Give me a torch, which shall shine
And pour on all afar and near
Its radiance divine
Let hill and vale these tidings bear
Wherever there’s an Igbobian
There also is a noble Nigerian.”
Rest in peace noble Nigerian.
Our Famous School (Igbobi College) Song
"Teach me thy best that all the world may know,
What it is to have come from thee,
Teach me that I into the world may go,
Struggling ever for thy fame, Igbobi,
Refrain:
Give me a torch, which shall shine
And pour on all afar and near
Its radiance divine
Let hill and vale these tidings bear
Wherever there’s an Igbobian
There also is a noble Nigerian.”
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March 18, 2022
March 18, 2022
Grandpa, Rtd General, full of Wisdom, we miss you and always we will be missing the Gem you were. If people like you were still in Nigerian Govt of today, our country-Nigeria, would have been transformed; would have become the cynosure of the whole world.
Your legacies are speaking for you. One of your legacies, Pastor Funmi Obilana-the Apple of your heart, my own mother-in-the Lord, is still keeping the Flag of Transformational Leadership so high!
I am a beneficiary of that Wisdom and leadership skills you displayed as a Director of NYSC in Nigeria, then. I learned that from my modern school Civics Classes.
Adieu, Ogagun Agba Omojokun! May your soul continue to rest in the bosom of the Lord, till we meet at the feet of Jesus Christ.
Your legacies are speaking for you. One of your legacies, Pastor Funmi Obilana-the Apple of your heart, my own mother-in-the Lord, is still keeping the Flag of Transformational Leadership so high!
I am a beneficiary of that Wisdom and leadership skills you displayed as a Director of NYSC in Nigeria, then. I learned that from my modern school Civics Classes.
Adieu, Ogagun Agba Omojokun! May your soul continue to rest in the bosom of the Lord, till we meet at the feet of Jesus Christ.
February 1, 2022
February 1, 2022
Gone but not forgotten. A great man you were dad. I miss your smile.
January 31, 2022
January 31, 2022
Hello Grandfather. This Is your Grand daughter Selma, All theese years have passed and i still think about you. I mostly think of that I never got to meet you I think I would have fun with you. You gave me my name Kehinde, meaning
" The second born of the twins "wich is true:) I know you are happy now and that God is watching over you, You are missed <3
" The second born of the twins "wich is true:) I know you are happy now and that God is watching over you, You are missed <3
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Rest In Peace
January 23, 2015
I greet all the children and relatives of The Omojokuns and Pray The LORD GOD our King and Saviour console and strengthen you In The Name of Jesus amen.
My Pastor, Mrs Funmi Obilana always spoke fondly and beautifully of her dad, And though I never met him in person, I had great admiration for the qualities he represented and I know he must have been a very strict Teacher to many of his former students.
Please give Glory to God for his life has been a BIG Blessing to many Nigerians.
The LORD will grant you all a safe and peaceful celebration of his life In The Name of Jesus amen.
My Big Daddy and My Mentor
January 9, 2015
I can't call you my Uncle, oh Never, you're my father, you're my mentor. You thought me so much and gave me so much strength.
I could remember the day I brought my husband to you for counsel, you gave us so much that money can't buy and till today. They still work for us. You told us to always read Psalm 23 no matter what and trust me daddy, that Psalm works wonder for us all the time. Hmmm.. I have so much to share, but I'm still in shock of your death, I still can't believe I won't see you again. I remember our last conversation on phone last year. You said I should make my husband my best friend and put God first in everything we do. Even when I don't call you with my number, just at the 'Hello' you call my name back because you already know my voice on the phone. Sleep on dearest big daddy in the bosom of God. You're such an angel and you've done your part. One request daddy: please ask God to UNITE all the OMOJOKUNs worldwide and make us one. I know this is also going to make you happy in heaven.
Love you forever my dearest big daddy and Mentor. ADIEU
little Girl
January 3, 2015
<p>Daddy,</p><p>Where do i start from? So many stories, so many memories!</p><p>
The unique way and tone you call me especially when I was in trouble and God knows i"m always in trouble. But you always always love me no matter what. You supported me all the way.</p><p>No matter what i did, to you i was just your 'little Girl'. I will give anything to have one moment with you. Just one moment Daddy. </p><p>I
love you more. </p><p>Always
Your Little Girl</p><p> Opeyemi </p>