WOW. Can't believe it is 2 years already. Always dreaming of seeing you in Nigeria. You were a friend and a brother from another mother. Thanks for the short time we were together as youths.

Ayodele, keep the torch burning.

Anyone who had come across Uncle Sunny during his life time would not have been able to forget him this one year. His deeds to people remain imperishable because they have added value to people. In fact, sometimes I will assume that he just travelled and would be back soon until I would wake up to the fact that he is resting with the Lord. 
Sweet indeed is the memory of the just. 
May God continue to be the support and fortress of his family and friends he had left behind. 

I want to first of all extend my gratitude to all the relatives, friends and attendees, who have shown up today to honour this great man, Sunny Ogunfadebo, a person we all have come to love and cherish for many years.

The number of people who have shown up to pay their last respect is only a testimony to the lives he (Sunny) personally touched. All of us have known him in a variety of role, father, husband, uncle, cousin, mentor and great friend.

I have been privileged to know him as a great friend for many years, he is very honest, respectful, and a complete gentle man, he is a man who is very peaceful within himself and always want peace among his friends. For all the years I have known Sunny, I have never seen him argue unnecessarily or quarrel with a friend, instead, he will hold his peace or walk away. I knew Sunny through Alhaji Babatunde Yinusa popularly known as double and Mr Adebayo Adio King, both of them are good people as well and they can confirm to this testimony on this great athlete.

On this note, I pray to God almighty to give the family the fortitude to bear the loss and grant Sunny Ogunfadebo eternal rest.

In fact I just received this message as a rude shock but I have the only solace in the Almighty God that he has gone to rest in the bossom of the Almighty God. I met Sunshine as he was fondly called in the then Natbank the then football club of the National bank in early 80's as a newly employed school cert holder into the bank. He went to UK for his professional career and qualified in UK and briefly worked in London branch of the bank before he was transfered back to Lagos and continued to be the patron of Natbank footbal club and later moved to the then Eko international bank and Marina merchant bank. In fact Sunshine was my mentor in the industry and as Faith would have it again we met again leaving together in a block of flats at Surulere up till early 90's and through out our association together he was always calm and soft spoken even on the football field during his days. May his gentle soul rest in peace.

I need to say this and why you will remain in my heart until me meet never to part again. At a very trial time in working career where we met and became father and son.
At this time I was like a man with leprosy, a casted stone, that no one wanted to associate with deprived of all opportunities for a cause am still beginning for answer at M I B L.  you stood firmly by me with every thing you have encouraging me with prayers, love, finance till the end.
I thought I  will be able to pay you back , only before I could do so Allah decided to reward you for me calling you back. I am sure Allah's reward is unquantifiable. R I P.

Mr Ogunfadebo, as I often call him. What can I write, I can write volumes. He was a friend, he uses my place for training, we spoke about 2 weeks ago, he called me round 1am to help him solve an IT problem, he also call me Doctor, so all IT problems are placed on my lap to solve. 

This type of exit should not be for you. I only take comfort that you were very interested in the things of God and you took it very serious.

I can write a whole book. I will always remember you, always. We will exit this world to meet to depart no more, my Oga Sunny and friend.