I won't forget all i learnt from you. Each advice on how to be a strong and good leader to always staying focused n dedicated. You had one of the kindest hearts i have come across. Rest on boss. Farewell Sir Vic. May God comfort your family.

Dee Ogbo we all will miss your presence forever,its quite a task typing this.May God accept your soul .

My dearest Uncle Dee Ogboo...I write this farewell message with tears in my heart....Even as kids, we knew that u were( oh no..can't believe I said were?)a most wonderful, kind hearted and amiable uncle who loved everyone who came around you and that is the memory of you that I will cherish always...I have no doubt in my mind that our God Lord will grant u peace in the best part of his bosom..Pls keep watching over us cos you are now our guardian angel...Goodnight my darlyn Uncle...May God rest ur soul....From Yugoh Ezenwoko

Dee Ogboo, it's so hard to accept this. It's even harder to say "goodbye!" May the good Lord comfort & strengthen us. Till we meet again!

My dearest Uncle Ogboo this is hard! It's so hard and painful. I just can't stop crying. I loved you very much, i really did. You will always have a special place in my heart. May God rest your perfect soul. Amen. You will forever be missed! Adieu!

I am pained to hear the death of this gentleman I met once at Diamond bank Regional head quarters , Abuja over 10 years ago. Honestly my memories of meeting him and sharing the wonderful personality of dee Dr Mc Ezewnoko's wonderful family including my friend Rex is much enriched. He presented a high quality personality. As we live by the day under a strong argument that we are in this planet in transit, I am wishing my good friend an eternal farewell

Dee Ogbos,

Our lives and careers were significantly impacted by you. Your simplicity, humility...yet with height, great intelligence and unique personality - are qualities we rarely see..

Your family shall see greater kindness. Your children would be greater than you. Your wife would find peace and comfort. Your mother would be healthy and strong. Your name would remain great.

May the Lord accept your soul and give you eternal rest. Amen.

TO ALL MEMBERS OF EZENWOKO'S FAMILY!

          MESSAGE OF CONDOLENCE.
We all stood perplexed, bemused and/or puzzled upon the public pronouncement of Mr Victor Ezenwoko's final odyssey. Till date, it is hard to believe that Dee Ogboo is completely missing in this planet. Words are not enough to describe a man whose legacies and contributions in life will remain unprecedented even in decades to come.

While we beseech our Heavenly Father to welcome his soul, we also entreat his family members to take solace in God's promise: that we all shall meet again on the resurrection morning. Rest in peace Sir!

Please, do accept our deepest condolences.

Barr Ugochukwu Amaraizu.

De ogboo,it is hard to believe you are no more,you were an epitome of peace,a man who always wanted the best for his people,it really hurts to know that good people are very rare to find and it hurts more when you have one as your own and loose it at a very wanting and unexpected time,well,God knows the best,we can't question him,your memories will continue to be in our hearts. adieu!have a perfect and peaceful rest,Good night De ogboo.

Resting where no shadows fall.
In memory's garden we meet every day.
Together for ever.
Reunited, free from pain.
Jesus called a little child unto him.
Until the day breaks and the shadows flee
away.
Earth has one gentle soul less,
And Heaven one angel more.
Deep in our hearts a memory is kept,
Of one we loved and shall never forget.
God will link the broken chain,
As one by one we meet again.
In our hearts he will always stay,
Loved and remembered every day.
Their life a beautiful memory,
Their absence a silent grief.
God bless you and keep you in His care,
Until we meet again.

MY FRIEND MY MENTOR. Dee ogboo,the initial news of your death was like a dream to me. A dream I so desperately wanted to wake up from. A pillar is lost; A pillar to many who ran to you in times of all types of needs. "Precious in the sight of the Lord is the death of his saints " (Psalm 116:15). Your death is precious in His sight. It may not look like it, we may not feel so, but that is what it is. You worked while it was day. You redeemed your time. You laboured deligently,passionately,tirelessly and impacted lives. Your night has come and you have entered your rest. I never thought of saying goodbye at this time. Good night my mentor. Mr Ugorji Chisom Peter

To My great in-law, this is my tribute.
You were a simple man and a great thinker as well, You were an inventor, and above all, a responsible father to many.
I know your life on earth was not an easy one, but you failed not to give favour to people around you. If death is what one can exchange with philanthropic acts, you would have lived forever. However, a life well spent with a charitable heart is better than living forever without creating impacts in people's life.
Nevertheless, many of your most wonderful traits are now part of your family. I pray that God may give us the courage to bear the big loss of a rare gem like you.
Adieu....... Rest in Peace

Chike Imo

Dee Ogboo,ur death has left an unbearable heaviness in our hearts. Everyday I weep silently. U were a gud man, u had a great heart and u were a peace loving person. U left a mark. They said we cannot question God and so at times like this,all we can say is :IT'S WELL. We surely miss u but we know u've gone to a better place. REST IN PEACE DEE OGBOO.

Dee Ogboo, I am bereft of words, I don't know what to write, how to write or where to start. But I remember the last time we spoke on the phone, u told me that we had something to discuss but in place of that discussion, I am now writing this epitaph. This infact has left some lacunae in my life. My consolation is that u lived a religious life, restraining urself from being corrupted by the world. One thing I know is that because u lived a good life,u died in Christ, no calamity shall hurt you, u shall find peace and rest in death. Adieu Dee Ogboo, sleep well chairman.

News of your untimely death made me realize that the world is indeed a mysterious place and life itself a mystery. you spurred all around you to live a descent life of good deeds. you were there to lend a helping hand to those in need but today you are no more. i take solace in the fact that you lived a life worth emulating. just as the song says, "thus when we are done on this earth and it's toiling, we will only be remembered for what we have done"..., you will indeed be remembered for GOOD DEEDS AND YOUR LOVE FOR PEACE... I say good bye with a heavy heart to a friend, brother and in-law until we meet to part no more.......Engr. Henry .S. Nwaejike

Dear Uncle,

  Its been almost 2 months since your departure but my heart still bleeds as though you left us yesterday.I came here several times to leave a tribute but my thoughts and emotions keep running all over the place.Even now writing this, I still find it so hard to keep the tears from flowing.To say you are an ENIGMA is the least way I can qualify you.Yes, I say ' ARE' because your spirit will continue to live on.When I think of who you are and what people describe you as , I can only marvel at how good God is to have sent you our way.You are the the embodiment of love,kindness and generosity with not a single bone of unkindness! A peace maker,always willing to make everyone else happy before yourself
   You life is an example of the kind of Love the bible describes in 1Corithians 13.You lived a life that spoke of Love the way God will have us all practice. A friend said to me when she heard of your demise that you told her and I quote 'the best investment anyone can have is to invest in people'. You died a peaceful death and I thank God you died a righteous man.Your life teaches us all that 'it is not of him that wills or runs but of God that shows mercy' and that 'the race is not to the swift, nor the battle to the strong'.

    I am consoled knowing that you lived life to the fullest and died empty because you fulfilled your purpose on earth.Till we meet again,rest in the Lord's bosom Uncle.

CONDELENCE MESSAGE


To
Mrs. Francisca Jude Nwosu


With grief I write to commiserate with you and the entire family over the sudden death of your beloved brother Mr. Victor Ogbonna Ezenwoko.

Your brother was a helper, a peace maker and a devout Christian who used his resources to affect the lives of people who came across him while alive.

It is my prayer that you mourn not like those who have no hope but be consoled by the fact that he left behind foot prints in the sad of time.

Please accept my heartfelt condolence.

Signed:


Akataobi Peace .N.

Ogom Ukwu Ogbonna, Oh you left us so soon. Didn't come to Lancaster in your next visit as promised. I really missed you, miss your laughter and kind smiles. What a sad loss! I miss you a man of peace.

Chinyere Patrick Nwokocha, your Nwanyi Bekee

I have searched for words to express myself as I write this tribute but I've found none. Your good deeds here on earth were just unquantifiable and for that,u'll be forever missed. Good night my peaceful uncle. Rest in peace

According to your siblings, AKUNNA n Chisom you were a sefless man and a pillar to many especially ur brothers n sisters, you made all of their dreams come true, but now they have arrived n want to say thank you, death unnoticeably stole you away. I join them to say we shall always miss and remember you. But God knows all and why he allowed them take u away. Rest in the lord the GREAT PROVIDER

A Tribute To My Treasure
     Dede Ogboo, Chukwubuikem, my original brother as I fondly and proudly called him Was my hero,a leader and a brother extraordinary.

     Anybody that had the privilege of meeting you will be humbled by your spirit Of humility, service and empathy for the weak, widows and the disadvantaged.

     You created a standard for us to follow and yet you created a vacuum no one can fill.

     You brightened my days,you made me laugh and you made me smile.You sacrificed a lot to make me comfortable and happy but I never had the opportunity to repay you,my brother.

    De ogboo,your sudden departure now seem to me like a deep dark cloud has covered my bright days,the joy and laughter you once gave me has turned into a deep punctured wound.

   God will repay you my brother since I never could,and if I am to choose again, I will Choose you again and again.

      May God bless your soul
      May God bless your legacy
      Reposa in pace mio grande fratello

I am deeply saddened that Victor left us so soon. When I had the sad news, I said to myself it can’t be true.. What a sad loss a good friend and an uncommon boss have gone.. For the 3 years we were together in the East 1994-1996, Victor exhibited an exceptional human being. He was a great guy, highly professional, unassuming, and very generous to those in need and a good family man. Victor was very humble and respectful to all irrespective of your level and was liked by all that comes across him. I am honored and blessed to have known you. You are truly a blessing in my life.It was like a family while we were all together in the east. “Dee ogbo” you are gone so soon but you left a good legacy. No one can prepare for a loss; it comes like a swift wind. I cannot believe you are no longer with us. I take comfort in knowing that you are now resting in the arms of our Lord. …. You will always remain in my hearts. You went too soon, leaving behind tears and pain. May God rest your soul? I always relate your story of the brave man. You always tell me it is better to be alive a coward man than to die untimely as brave man because the coward man will be alive to point to the brave man’s house that “that use to be the house of a brave man’.

Victor your soul is now at peace keep resting with the lord. 
Victor your pain is gone for you have found eternal rest

The Measure of a man: Not - "how did he die" But - "how did he live" Not - "what did he gain" But - "what did he give" These are the units to measure the worth of a man.
Adieu Vic my man. Good Night. It is well with your soul.

A TRIBUTE TO A GIANT

The Nasty and destabilizing news came like a thunderbolt.It filtered in like an echo from the land of Osiris, quite unbelievable. For hours and days when a hint of what happened was heard, all phones of relations went dead. We, over here in the east, remained in the dark, confused, dumbfounded and not sure who exactly was involved. When the voices managed to open up, they were hoarse having cried themselves to stupor. The feeling was the same all over among relations, friends, all and sundry. An iroko has fallen, an umbrella that covered many has torn to pieces. And so has great Victor Ogbonna Ezenwoko left many as orphans. It is a true saying that a glowing firewood does not last throughout the night.

However, we cannot question God, for we are sure he is already resting in His bosom. If God had wanted otherwise, he would have considered Victor's efforts and contributions to numerous churches in the country, his numerous gifts to widows and orphans, his fatherly help to his siblings and even distant relations, is outstanding generosity to all his staff and colleagues in the banking sector and his highly natural smiling habit in welcoming everybody to his home and kept him to live much longer on earth to continue his good works.

Victor, it is difficult to fathom the great vacuum your demise has created. Your loving mother you left behind, your wife and children, your brothers and sisters and their children, your in-laws, which I am one, all and sundry, who for many years to come will continue to remember you.

Adieu great iroko, adieu great umbrella. Rest perfectly in the bosom of God that loves you most.

Sir Cyril E. Imo (KSJI)

Opara Dim, as an old woman I had presumed that I will be given a most befitting burial by you and your siblings. But somehow, the Natural order of things have been reversed. Now I find myself weakened by age, I am burying you! I wonder if my life will ever remain the same Chai, odiegwu o.
A few natural events had occurred to me, little did I know that these events were preparing me for the most distressing news in my entire life.
Ogbonna you were a son indeed. You took care of me, your father and your siblings with so much care and kindness.
Every passing second, minutes, hour, day and night the thorny reality of your passing Keeps mocking me shattering my heart to bits. Although they try to hide it, I feel the weight of the grief on the faces of the siblings you had toiled to uplift in life and today you are no longer there to partake In the joy of their achievements which you relentlessly and selflessly laboured for.
I wish I could take your place right now. Who will call me Nwunye Ogidi, Nma o, P . Hmmmn it is well. 
I want to thank you for the special privileged of being your mother. Thank you for all that you did for me.
Thank you for the hearts you touched far and near.
Thank you for the lives that were transformed through you.
Your legacies will surely be remembered forever.

Since it is the will of God to take you to Himself at this time, I totally and completely surrender to His will. I guess my loss on earth is their gain in heaven.

Chibuikem, now that you have gone may the good Lord grant you eternal peace and rest.

Adieu my Son.

Although I never met you, but I heard that touching lives positively was your way of life. You lived a short but meaningful life and you will always be remembered for your kind acts. Continue to rest in the bosom of the Almighty and in our hearts. Rest on brother!

Uncle, It's been a while since you passed away, our lives seemed to have fallen apart when you passed away that day. You've left behind to mourn, your loving family. We didn't get to say goodbye but now all we can do is cry. We never thought that this day would come, but even though your soul has departed from earth, you'll always remain in our hearts.
Rest in peace!

Though nature and even the scriptures stated clearly that man must certainly go to the world beyond, but when the information on the death of Mr. Victor Ezenwoko reached me, it was most shocking as well as disheartening.

For those of us in the banking industry we know how challenging such hurdles could be but despite those challenges, you stood the test of time. Your personal skills, ingenuity, and leadership prowess positioned you on the pedestal among the best brains in the banking industry. You where able to create platforms which changed the narratives in the sector. You were a kindhearted and hardworking man.

Your death has left a scar in my heart, as such a colossal loss has created a vacuum not only to your immediate family and the banking sector but to the entire people of Abia State and Nigeria at large.

In truism, you might be in another plane at this point, but we can rest be assured that you have finally gone beyond ordinary existence, something that appeals to the core of man's nature. It does not necessarily matter how long one lived on earth rather the impart one created. Your good will and deeds left indelible marks.

Let us take solace on the fact that the resurrection morning shall see us embrace you in the feet of Christ.

Good night Mr. Victor. 

Mr. Obinna Oriaku
Commissioner for finance, Abia State Government.

Though nature and even the scriptures stated clearly that man must certainly go to the world beyond, but when the information on the death of Mr. Victor Ezenwoko reached me, it was most shocking as well as disheartening.

For those of us in the banking industry we know how challenging such hurdles could be but despite those challenges, you stood the test of time. Your personal skills, ingenuity, and leadership prowess positioned you on the pedestal among the best brains in the banking industry. You where able to create platforms which changed the narratives in the sector. You were a kindhearted and hardworking man.

Your death has left a scar in my heart, as such a colossal loss has created a vacuum not only to your immediate family and the banking sector but to the entire people of Abia State and Nigeria at large.

In truism, you might be in another plane at this point, but we can rest be assured that you have finally gone beyond ordinary existence, something that appeals to the core of man's nature. It does not necessarily matter how long one lived on earth rather the impart one created. Your good will and deeds left indelible marks.

Let us take solace on the fact that the resurrection morning shall see us embrace you in the feet of Christ.

Good night Mr. Victor. 

Mr. Obinna Oriaku
Commissioner for finance, Abia State Government.

TRIBUTE FOR LATE MR. VICTOR EZENWOKO
Though nature and even the scriptures stated clearly that man must certainly go to the world beyond, but when the information on the death of Mr. Victor Ezenwoko reached me, it was most shocking as well as disheartening.

For those of us in the banking industry we know how challenging such hurdles could be but despite those challenges, you stood the test of time. Your personal skills, ingenuity, and leadership prowess positioned you on the pedestal among the best brains in the banking industry. You were able to create platforms which changed the narratives in the sector. You were a kindhearted and hardworking man.
Your death has left a scar in my heart; as such a colossal loss has created a vacuum not only to your immediate family and the banking sector but to the entire people of Abia State and Nigeria at large.

In truism, you might be in another plane at this point, but we can rest be assured that you have finally gone beyond ordinary existence, something that appeals to the core of man's nature. It does not necessarily matter how long one lived on earth rather the impart one created. Your good will and deeds left indelible marks.

Let us take solace to the fact that the resurrection morning shall see us embrace you in the feet of Christ.

Good night Mr. Victor.

Mr. Obinna Oriaku
Commissioner for finance, Abia State Government.

Tribute for late Mr. Victor Ezenwoko

I write to convey my sincere condolence to you on the demise of Mr. Victor Ezenwoko, a colleague in the banking sector whose news of death on March 25th, 2016 came to me as the sound of thunder storm.
Mr Victor, you were such a kindhearted man who devoted greater percentage of your life for the services of humanity. Your hard work and creativity in the banking industry distinguished for greater opportunities until death took you away from us. Indeed we have lost a genius. Your successes and achievements will continue to be a source of inspiration to many you left behind.
Indeed life is ephemeral. At this point we cannot question God for he declared that “Many are the plans in a human’s heart but it is the Lord’s will that prevail (Proverbs 19:21).
We take solace in the fact that you lived a worthy life as such we shall meet with you in heaven with Christ when He shall take us to his blessed rest.

Mr. obinna Oriaku
Commissioner for Finance, Abia State Governement.

TRIBUTE TO MY BROTHER OF INESTIMABLE JEWEL
Ogbons, I write this tribute with a bleeding heart, with hot tears running down my cheeks. Your departure from this sinful world is still a huge shock to me without a farewell word. I find it difficult to believe you are no more. Ever since the demise of our father, you played the role of papa and senior brother in the family. You Were the umbrella that covered all Ogidi children, we had strong bond that united us together. You carried everybody along without complain. Apart from your immediate family, you were there for everybody. Your humility was incomparable, you were very intelligent and a positive individual who would look for the best in any situation. You symbolized peace and never believed in injustice, you were a fair master,a crises manager, a motivator, a man of great generosity of spirit. You were a a rare gem.
By your death, the oppressed, the ophans and the widows are weeping, those in need of your help have given up hope for help, you lived a life worthy of emulation.
I have asked God questions why and how this tragedy befall us, but God knows why. His will is divine, hence He called you home on a Good Friday. I am strongly convinced that you are resting in the bossom of the Lord.
Though you are dead, your legacies will remain forever.
Adieu my beloved Ogbons, Adieu De Ogbo, Adieu Sir Vic, Adieu Chairman, Adieu Fair Master ,Adieu Omere oha, continue to rest in the bossom of the Lord, until we meet to part no more.
Your Elder Sister
Chief (Mrs) Georgina Chinyere Nwankpa

Uncle Victor, you took a stroll and never came back. I still wonder why this sting called 'death' will come your way. Haaaa, am really in shock; yes alofus are asking endless questions without answers. God please grant us the fortitude to curtail this mighty LOSS. Dede, you entertained us with some much fun in your last visit to the villa. Very generous, simple and hardworking. I will forever miss you . Rest till we meet to part no more. Charles Arbuah.

Dee Ogboo, every waking moment of my days since your passing, we meet in memory's garden, reunited and rid of pain.
Deep in my heart, I treasure the clutter of memories of a beloved brother, sprinkled with tears, wishing God had spared you for a few more years so I could attempt to square all the years of sacrifices, words of encouragement & all your acts of kindness & empathy towards me; never selfish, always loving & kind. These are the memories you left behind.
Inevitably, partings come and hearts are broken, loved ones go with words unspoken. I take respite in the faith that earth may have one gentle soul less but heaven has one Angel more.
I Love You, Big Brother!

Eska2!!! Nwanne mmadu! This is a colossal loss! My bro, you will be surely missed by us all...I remember the great times back in Onitsha...GRA...Eska2 my brother... May the good Lord bless your soul...Requiescant in pace, Amen.

Our Dear Barr. Tony Ezenwoko.
It is with deepest shock that we received the sad news of DEE OGBO's death.
We interacted with him severely and can attest to his humility and brotherly love.
We most sincerely share in your pains and grieves this moment.
We remain prayerfully with you and the entire Ezenwoko family.
Please, do accept our deepest condolences.
May DEE OGBO's soul and the souls of ALL the faithful departed continually REST IN PEACE- AMEN.

SIR (ARC) & LADY (ARC) EDDIE OGBONNA..KSM

Great Sir Vic, mentor, teacher, friend disciplinarian. ...someone I can call at any time T for advice.You were my life coach in DB. It's hard to believe that you are gone.. I miss you and I pray that the good Lord comforts all that you left broken hearted . Rest in peace

Great Sir Vic, mentor, teacher, friend disciplinarian. ...someone I can call at any time T for advice.You were my life coach in DB. It's hard to believe that you are gone.. I miss you and I pray that the good Lord comforts all that you left broken hearted . Rest in peace

Despite the fact that death is inevitable to every human creature, still, there are some that are supposed not to die, Dee Ogboo, you were one of them.
  Dee Ogboo Ogbo, as I fondly called you, you were a loving father, a great uncle, and a wonderful friend. Your love for us cannot be quantified. Dee Ogboo, I know you as a man who loved justice, a man that was contented with what he had, a free minded man, a philanthropist who took other people's problems as his, a generous and kind hearted man who always kept his words. You were an epitome of love, peace and hospitality. You were a true apostle of Christ, who walked and worked intrinsically in faith.
  Dee Ogboo, I didn't know you would go celestial so soon because you were bubbling with blood and water and when I spoke to you on that fateful twilight of Good Friday (25th March, 2016). I never knew this is how it feels to lose someone so dear, because up to this given time, it still sounds incredible to me that you are no more.
  I bid you farewell until we meet to part no more.
  Good Night Dee Ogboo Ogbo.
                                                      Your Niece,
                                                      Chikanma

Death still remains the only confusion and problem both in science and religion that man has tried alot of times and failure still remains the outcome. Making life so uncertain,death remains unwanted.
He was one of my favourites among my uncles who was fond of me and called me by the name "CHIGOX". A man I'll never forget. My eyes are heavy, tears filled in it with freezing veins. My heart grieves in pain because of the love and good will I had towards him. Really, the parting of a loved one simply makes the heart squeeze in pain and tears falling uncontrollably. Oh lord! It shouldn't have been now, God can't you reverse it?
A very good man, a great example to the living, voice of the poor, mouth of the dump, pride of the family and the backbone of the weak....
Till we meet again dear uncle & grandpa, you will still be my uncle in my next life. Forever love, I miss you.
                                                 One of your own
                                                    CHIGOX.

Dee Ogboo,

I feel pained to write these lines, much as I have consistently refused to accept the truth that you are gone. I met you once and have so much loved your personality, I thought I knew and had interacted with wonderful personalities until I met.

I am painfully exhausted realizing that I can never again in this life watch, witness or enjoy your disciplined sense of humor reeled in total humility. I am confused and totally disappointed that I couldn't get a second chance to tell you what a wonderful person you were.

I have no doubt that heavens have good record of you and I wish you a joyful rest in Christ Jesus.

Fare thee well Sir!

My big uncle, my name sake, I still find it hard to believe. If I am asked for a day in my life that I would like to be erased from my memory? I would say - the day I lost you! I lost my dearest Uncle that day, one who was like a father to me.
You were a strong, bold, jovial, a rare larger-than-life kind of character - a pillar that supported our whole family! Oh what a huge loss. Your death has definitely created a vacuum, one that suffocates me every time I think of you .I have so many fond memories of you that I will cherish forever. There was nothing in the world that I asked for that you ever said no. You did so much for me. Uncle, we never knew that morning that
God was to call your name.
In life we loved you dearly,
in death we do the same.             But the good news is - You left us beautiful memories, your love is still our guide and though we cannot see you, you are always on our minds. So we're consoled.
You will be much missed and we all love you ! Adieu De Ogbo

Sir Victor, you were a father, a friend, a boss and a mentor. You will be greatly missed. You were a damn good man, you never seemed to mind lending hands to those who came in contact with you. I take solace that you are enjoying eternal rest in the Lord's bossom. Adieu Sir

Nnam Ukwu and Dede, may your spirit find rest in the bosom of God

You were a rare gentleman.Words can't necessarily describe how much of an invaluable person you were to us all knowingly and unknowingly. You are greatly missed.
Miss you now and always

You are known to many as Sir Vic despite your resolve to be called Victor. We still could not help to hold you at the highest heights ever.

Sir Vic,
Your exterior doesn't coincide with your interior,
You were a facade to diminish who you are;
Your masquerade is falling apart;
Because I could see the depth of your soul;
Unraveling like rose petals beginning to grow;
You're one of the most difficult Phenomena to explain;
But one of the MOST EXQUISITE Ones to encounter.

Your invitation to your home to share the yuletide season with your family is one of the most gracious moments.

Sir Vic,
To be able to say I(We) love you;
We had a hell of a nice time together;
It's over but in many ways, it will never be over and;
I do know that I(We) for sure Loved you;
To be able to say that and mean it
That's rare and valuable, Señor.

To your wife, kids and loved ones, I will say fill your skin with kindness and find solace in your solitude. It takes bravery to be kind but to be brave, you will need to know how to stand for something even if you are completely alone.

Be Brave, and stand for all your Husband, Dad, Uncle, Brother, Friend, Executive Director and A True Diamond believed in!

Sir Vic, you are a priceless Diamond...Rest in God's Bossom.

Cuthbert Wari-Toby Remembers a Great Man

Death is the last chapter in time, but the first chapter in eternity. Eternal rest grant unto Victor, O Lord and let perpetual light shine upon him. keep resting in peace.... Amen.

De you will surely be missed. Shine on brightly in the bosom of the Lord

Dee Ogboo, you were an amiable gentleman and you will be sorely missed. May you continue to rest in the bosom of the Lord.

Dee Ogboo, every passing day, my heart aches like a sore tooth. However, I am grateful to both God for the undoubtedly victorious life you lived.You were victorious both in life and death. Little wonder, you left us during the Easter celebration, the very season of resurrection from the dead.I am convinced beyond reasonable doubt that you will rise again in glory when the Trumpet shall sound. To you, death is a looser and not a winner.

While we cry here because we miss you dearly, I believe that the Angels of God are celebrating your victory as you arrive at the main gate of heaven.

I can imagine our Lord Jesus Christ welcoming you into the company of the Saints as "our worthy distinguished Mr Victor Ogbonna Ezenwoko"

May your blessed Soul enjoy a blissful eternal rest.
You will be forever missed by all of us till we meet to part no more.


Goodbye Dee Ogboo!
Adieu our Chairman!!
Good night my unbeatable brother!!!


Your beloved sister,
Nonye Ezenwoko (your OMO)

It is with great shock that I received the news of your death from your sister.Initially,it was very difficult to understand,but when I began to analyse it,all I could see was a case of God calling His son to rest.
Dee Ogboo,on earth,you were an achiever in all ramifications and the most interesting aspect is that you never ceased to share your blessings with all that came in contact with you.You distinguished yourself in an enviable manner.
We would have wished you stayed much longer but as it pleases the Almighty Father to call you home at this time,we sincerely pray that He will grant you a peaceful rest in His Kingdom.
  Adieu Dee Ogboo.
  May your gentle soul rest in perfect peace............Amen.