Death leaves a heartache no one can heal and love leaves a memory no one can steal.Chai! What a life, DE OGBOO!!!!! how could we have known, that
God was to call you home that faithful day?
In life we loved you dearly,
In death we do the same.
It broke our hearts to lose you so soon and Abruptly 
You did not go alone
For part of us went with you
The day God called you home.
You left us with beautiful memories,
Your love is still our guide,
And though we cannot see you,
You are always at our side.
Ezenwoko’s family chain is broken,
Our Iroko has fallen,
And nothing seems the same,
But as God calls us one by one,
The chain will certainly link again. Even
In death, you will continue to participate in every act,
Thoughts, decisions that we take, your love will for ever
Leave an indelible imprint in our memories but we fined
Solace that our lives has been enriched through you. RIP OUR DEAREST UNCLE. Nwoko Obi oma. HMMMMMM!!!!

You were kind. You never seemed to mind lending a hand to those in need. You show people your love and compassion.Rest in peace Dee Ogbo. Adieu! Adieu! Ga ije gi nke oma.

You are one of our best. An urbane gentleman. I lost a brother and a good friend. I remember vividly how You taught me how to use the computer in your former bank(Ecobank Ajose Adeogun)How time flies. Will forever miss you. It hurts sorely but we cannot question God. Adieu my good friend and brother. May God give your family especially your mum the fortitude to bear this irreparable loss. Rest in Peace my dear

Oga mii, it still seems like a rude shock to me when I heard the news that you've left this world!
It is so so sad hence, I am tempted to ask questions....why now? Why you? A kind and loving soul? However, I take solace that you are enjoying eternal rest in our Lord's bossom.
Sleep on Oga mii...sleep on Sir Vic...

If we had the power, we would bring you back to us. You were the perfect father, friend, and uncle.

You taught me that family isn't always about blood. You taught us hard work, dedication and kindness.

You were perfect, inspiring, and a role model. Words can never be enough to describe this irreplaceable void.
I still want to call you, to hear your voice once again, to listen to your advice.
I will always love and remember you.

Mr. Victor Ezenwoko your demise was a shock to each and every other person that hears it. Though the Bible made me to understand that death is inevitable. It is a prize every living creature will pay no matter the time, age, rich, or poor. Sleep well Mr. Victor Ezenwoko, May your departed soul rest in the bossom of the Lord. Amen.

Oh! Ogbo, my brother, nothing can quantify your loving kindness to anyone that ever came in close touch with you. You were quite simply an epitome of humility. How can we ever bear this great loss?
Your demise has left us with a deep chasm in my heart that would take only God's grace to heal again. May you find rest in the bossom of the Lord. Till we meet to part no more, So long, Brother!

I am still trying to comes to terms with the reality that you are gone. I never had any personal encounter with you, but you were one boss I admired so much. Your passion and your willingness to lend support to all was unequalled. Your sudden demise is indeed a big loss to us and especially your family. I pray the good Lord to grant you eternal rest and your family the fortitude to bear this irreparable loss. Rest In Peace Sir Vic.

Dee ogbo,chairman,man of the people,a light that brightly shone,Diamond among diamonds.Its still so strange and unimaginable what i am hearing.No wonder on Wednesday before good Friday i kept feeling so restless and very unusual.hmm!Friend of everyone both young and old.Never a dull moment with u.Help to the less privileged.Giver extraordinaire,Rich and yet humble.who will call me yomsi again?oh death oh death what did umu Ezenwoko do to u?chineke nna a marala hue n"ile.You were indeed Godsent.My consolation is that you are in a better place.Live on man of the people,Live on chairman,LIve on Diamond among diamonds!

Dear Uncle, the all-encompassing lesson I learned from your lifetime is that "I can show my faith by my deeds". You inadvertently taught me what it means to have virtues of Humility, Kindness, Generosity, Longsuffering, Forgiveness, Sacrificial Giving & above all, Perfect Love. I know for sure that I am a better man because of these lasting legacies you left me. May you rest in the arms of God's Love.

We all new dat u neva wanted to live us nw, but it jux came whr "we" ur family cannot do anytin to keep u alive. Dee Ogboo, Ugwu mba, Father of all, u were d wing dat protected all.if there is anytin lyk reincarnation, I also wish to hv u as my Deede. U will 4eva b missed. May ur innocent soul rest in d bossom of d lord..........

Sir V, your sudden death still seems like a dream. You were an inspiring boss, friend, always there to guide, direct, listen and encourage. You will always be remembered. We pray for the peaceful repose of your soul in the bosom of our Lord. May God bring comfort to your family and friends.Jee nke oma Oka omee!

I had met with Dee Ogboo just a few times but it left me with an indelible impression about him. He struck me as a very amiable and accommodating fellow. My in-laws and indeed abia state has lost an irreplaceable gem. I pray God to grant him eternal rest and give his aged mother, wife and children and the entire Ezenwoko family the fortitude to bear this devastating loss.

Perhaps ...


Perhaps some day the sun will shine again,
And I shall see that still the skies are blue,
And feel one more I do not live in vain,
Although bereft of you.

Perhaps the golden meadows at my feet,
Will make the sunny hours of spring seem gay,
And I shall find the white May-blossoms sweet,
Though You have passed away.

Perhaps the summer woods will shimmer bright,
And crimson roses once again be fair,
And autumn harvest fields a rich delight,
Although You are not there.

But though kind Time may many joys renew,
There is one great joy I shall not know
Again, the joy of talking to you, seeing you, laughing with you Dearest Uncle Vic... Fare thee well. You are truly Forever missed...

He was the light that brightly shone
He was the joy that filled the room
He was the laughter that filled the air
He was the jewel,precious & rare
I think of you in silence and no one sees me weep
Because my silent tears are shed while others are asleep
God , give me the strength to face the sorrow
The courage to bear the blow
But what it means to lose you, only He will ever know
They say time helps us to forget
Patiently I wait.
Sleep on my Father, my Brother

Forever you will leave on in my heart...so painful to bid you farewell. If there is anything I could do to bring you back, I would have done so no matter what! Love and miss u so much but God loves u more. God u took him for a good reason I know; I pray U turn our mourning into an oil of Joy as ur word says in Isaiah 61. Rest on my dearest Dee Ogbo!!

I saw you in Everlasting Covenant Church Los Angeles, if only I know I was sitting beside an Angel.
Grandma has lost an irreplaceable son, Pastor & Pastor Mrs Simon Uche, Nonye and the Ezenwoke royal family has lost a beloved brother, husband & father but in God the rock of their salvation they have found strength, comfort, peace and encouragement to keep your wonderful memoir aglow.
Dee Ogbo as you are fondly called by many, you lived a good life, you touched so many lives and Angels like you don’t die, they live on.

Your wife, children, mother & your entire family will miss you, the world will also miss you but of a truth Angels like you are on assignment they don’t live in this wicked world, they live in heaven.

Saint Victor Ezenwoko is sitting at the right hand of God.
               HE LIVES ON

It is with great sadness that we write this today to celebrate the life of our friend. Victor’s life was taken away from us too soon and it is hard to understand why tragic things like this happen to such good people. However, this is a question without an answer and we should not dwell on the loss of our dear friend, son, husband, father, brother and uncle. Let’s celebrate his life and remember all of the remarkable things Victor accomplished in his life and how wonderful his life was.

It is incredibly sad that Victor’s life ended so soon and we cannot put into words how much we will miss him. Victor was a positive person and would not want us to be sad. If he were here he would tell us to cheer up, smile and remember that our hope is built on nothing less than Jesus Christ and his righteousness. Even though Victor may be gone, his memory will live on in all of us forever. Victor we appreciate your friendship and will never forget you and the wonderful times we had with you in United States.

Uncle Victor, as my children and I used to call you, we thank you for all the wonderful time we had with you. We salute you for your brilliant mind, for your enlightened friendship, for your passion and commitment to justice, for your nurturing of others, for your generosity, for your moral leadership, for your patience and understanding, for your spirituality, for your deep devotion to your family, for your truth, and for your uncritical acceptance and love.
You will forever live in our heart!
John, Agwaoma, Uche, Ugo and Chinedu Ogbunamiri

Even a tanker load of tears cannot bring u back.... that fact we know.....buh d memories we bear frm ur stay on earth generates d feeling dat u are still amongst us.......we live with d consolation dat u hav reunited wit ur creator.....Adieu uncle..Adieu grandpa.

May your Family find peace and consolation. Sleep on.

Hmmh, still sounds strange that Uncle Victor has answered the divine call but our only consolation is that he lives in glory. God will sure look after my Aunty and his favoured kids. He was like a father and big brother to me. Farewell sir. Just rest on in God's bossom.

When things happen we are tempted to question God and ask why? However we take consolation that you are resting with the Lord knowing you lived a life worth emulating. May God console all members of your family in this period. Rest on boss!!!

Sir Vic,you were a father a friend and a boss,the mouth piece of the oppressed,the news of your death remains a great shock to me as it still seems like a dream.
Farewell boss,rest in peace my oga

You were my boss, mentor and in-law. But you were indeed more than these to me. Your humility was second to none. I thought I knew how good you were, but I was wrong. Now am beginning to understand that you were God sent.

You named our son Chinwekele and he will grow up not knowing you, his grand dad. It hurts!

We had unfinished businesses, hope you remember? So why did you go now.

Safe journey Dee Ogbo.

Uncle Dee-Ogbo, as I grow up calling you, With you in my life I knew the true meaning of leadership and humility.I lost a truly special person and a fantastic uncle.I pray you continue to rest in the bossom of the lord.You are greatly loved and missed.Farewell Dee-Ogbo

The news of your sudden demise was to say the least, a rude shock. No one could have seen that coming. Our community has lost a rare gem. My heart goes out to the large family you left behind. May the good lord comfort and reassure them of his love. Fare thee well, dee Ogboo!

Everything anyone could ever dream and ask for in a brother. And it all ended so suddenly. I pray that the light of the Almighty continues to shine on you and that you find a permanent place in His presence. Farewell my beloved dede.

DeeOgbo, there's never a day, hour or minute that I don't think of you and wish that God had given me more time to be with you,because you made a difference in my life and held a special spot in my heart.

I lost a truly unique, one of a kind person when I lost you.
You had a smile that lit up a room, you were a beautiful person... everyone who knew you loved you. You had a great heart, everyone meant the world to you.
You were the full package.. so full of life, energy,& love.
Although you are gone you will never be forgotten.

Saying goodbye to you is the hardest thing I have ever had to do.
I miss you,