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Happy Post Humors birthday

June 9, 2016

Oluwasegun,

It is that time of the year when we could have been celebrating another year together,because it is your birthday today .Remember!!!!! 09/06. But...........
like always we are remembering you for all the good times and the not so good times which we weathered together.

Always in our hearts especially when i need that second opinion and advice ,i always remember you DEE as your words and advices were always logical and helpful. You kind of trained me to be strong for challenges that might come my way ,but little did i know that A VERY BIG ONE is coming for me to handle alone.

Love and miss you today and always . Continue to rest in the bossom of  our Lord Jesus . Remember oooo!!!!! Oku olomo ki sun oooo!!!!!

Sleep on my Brother, Friend and Husband

Bisi Sosanya
 

Happy Birthday Daddy (09/06/14

June 8, 2014

Daddy it is another year that you should have been celebrating your birthday,but it is never to be.
Daddy you were the best dad we could ever had. You cared for us ,took care of us and loved us to bits.
May God bless your gentle soul.May His Angels keep watch over you and guide you.
We love you ,but God loves you more.
Sleep tight in God's bossom.
 
Dunmi,Tife and Mummy 
 

100 Days Still Pains just like yesterday

December 6, 2013
100 Days Still Pains just like yesterday. Its 100days now that you left us and this world of sin and sorrow. It still fresh in my memory when I heard the news of your passing away “Peter, uncle re ti ku o, oku re ni mo ba nibi yin o” that is from your lovely wife that was in deep deep sorrow that day, I could heard further, I just drop the phone, stood still on the estate road for couple of time, went in to the compound and sat not even knowing where I was that time for more than 2hrs. Olusegun, dearest uncle, every second I remember every moment we spent together, still fresh in my memory how I used to wake you up from bed every morning when you are in Nigeria. You will say “Peteru, se ile ti ya mo niyen”(Peteru, the day as break again?). I remember when you come out of bed, you come to the kitchen to meet me and ask “ Peteru, ki ni o ma fun mi je li aro yin”(Peteru, what will you give me this morning to eat?). I remember how I use to prepare tea for you before any other thing in the morning. I remember how I used to select your outfit for you when you want to go out. I remember how will used to have dinner together, after enjoying the dinner, you always slept off on the chair because you won’t want to leave so that we can have time to chat together. “Uncle, e lo sun, o ti re yin” (Uncle go and rest, you are tired) as I used to say. Hmmm, I remember any day I did not come to wake you up, you come to my room and say “ Peteru, o da bi pe o feel fine leni”(Peteru, is like you are not feeling fine today?) You always know if something is wrong. I remember how we used to watch season films together till 2am, sometimes 3am even though we are going to work by 6:30am. This we do for a long time, until we finish 24, Merlin, Jumong, A man called God, Legend of the seeker and many more. I remember,the little pressure time we spent together, how we used to travelled together within the country, anywhere you want to go, you always make sure I was with you only if I was not available. I remember when I told you “ uncle, we have not travel out of this country together now” and you said that “That is when you marry because it will be a family affairs, me, my wife and the five boys with you and your new wedded wife by God grace” hmmm so I will not have that moment?....... I cannot forget that day you lectured me on marital life, you told me about your own experience. You discussed with me that day from the very fisrt girlfriend you had till when you meet your true heart as you said that day “ Adebisi mi, Ololufe mi kan soso, eni bi okan mi, more than honey for me, how I wish she is the one I met first, hmmm Peter, ki Olorun fun mi ni owo lati toju re dada” and I saya big AMEN that day. I remember that day, a day you left for a journey that I did not know we will not see again, that we took your closest friend (Uncle Yomi) to the airport and you snatch the money from his hand, I was watching that day how closed you were. I remember how small I am but still you always seek my opinion before you do anything either for yourself or for anybody. Hmmm, I remember, I remember, I remember every second we spent tighter, I can’t mention them all. How can I forget the day you asked me which profession I wish to follow and I told you law, you smile and told me it would better if I go for IT because how you see me, I will be very good in IT than any other profession, in which I am today. I am good in what I am doing and I enjoy it very well and that makes you too, as you are proud of me anywhere. I can’t forget the first job I took in Lagos, you went to your MD that he should just call your boy for interview and bet on me that you are proud of him. I thank God I make you proud that day, out of 15 of us for the interview, I was the only one without master in IT and still I passed them all which makes all the interviewer to come to your office after the interview that day. Thanks to you dearest uncle, you make me to be what I am today and what I will be tomorrow, I give God the glory for using you in my life. You’ve planned so many things for me before death took you away, I know and trust God, that which you have plannef will be fulfil by His grace and you will be proud where you are that you succeeded. Hmmm, I remember when you told me after a serious discussion that day, “Peter, I am looking for IT job and contracts in overseas so that I will get enough money to take good care of my darling loving wife Adebisi mi, she has tried a lot for me, infant obirin gidi ni and I need to look after her and the children seriously now” I gave you a smile that day not knowing that death will not let you fulfil your wish. I also remember when you spoke about Ife as a good player you will manage yourself when you settled “Peter, Ife is a good player and I will be his manager when the time comes”. That day you talk about all your five boys, your plan for them, your own proposed businesses, haaaaaa o ma seun o, Iku da oro................................ Every second I look at my phone maybe you call will come in, I log in to my skype maybe I will see you online but hmmm nothing like that. I always watch your bedroom door maybe it will open and you will come out, hmmm how I wish to see you again and hear your voice or IS IT TRUE THAT YOU HAVE GONE FOREVER? Can’t still believe MA SINMI L’AYA OLUGBALA RE TITI DI OJO AJINDE VICTOR OLUSEGUN TUNDE SOSANYA. YOUR DEAREST BOY, PETERU

Sun re Oluwasegun Sosanya

September 16, 2013
Sun re, omo Sosanya. We will all miss you
September 16, 2013

In memory of Victor Olusegun Sosanya!

“The **** could not go further from that point.”

Why did you have to bow out now?  Why?  There are still a lot of things for you to do:  to nurture your children; to take care of your wife; to support your family; to truly enjoy the fruits of your labour and the companionships you have established over the years!

I feel really sad and emotionally down, thinking about the loss of a truly genuine and conscientious human being!  Your contributions to a lot of lives are immeasurable!  Your sacrifices, willingly, to help, to advise, to pacify, to pray and to preach!  We will never forget you for the marks you have made!  Wow!  What a life you lived and what an impact you made.

I remember:

Around 2AM, in the early hours of the morning, on 17-July-2004, in the middle of a small American town, when I was woken up that I had a visitor…  Grudgingly I woke, and there you were, tired and drained - having driven from Chicago all night to be there!  How can I ever forget you!  We danced, we ate and we made merry to our hearts' content! Pipeline Road, Fagba, in Lagos on the 10-Oct-2010.  It was on a Sunday afternoon that you turned up at my event.  I hadn’t even invited you.  I remember your speech that day.  You said I was your brother from another mother, and that “you love me and can vouch for me anytime, anywhere”! On the afternoon of Thursday, 7th April 2011, I was enjoying a cold drink with suya in Ikeja with Dr. Yomi and IBK, and then you showed up to “gift” me a car for the week...  To use to run around!  How can I forget...? And your numerous emails: a.       Happy New year to you and the family.
I sent text to you on the 1st, hope you receive it.
My regards to your wife and the kid.
I should be in London by the 23rd of Jan.
Pls phone me I need to talk to you. 14-Jan-2006
b.       Lanre,
Happy New year, sorry for not communicating, hope you understand.
I have just gotten a satisfied job after a long time desire to come back home.
I am now in Lagos with Regency Alliance Plc, trying to settle down.
Hope you are enjoying yourself. Let me have your contact number, I will phone you to discuss. 6-February-2009
c.        Lanre,
thanks for your concern, I am doing great. It has been tedious somehow, because 'am building a new department in which I am the head. Recruiting, training and developing new products and re-branding existing ones. So meetings upon meetings. I could not make your grand ma's birthday ceremony. *****, moreover I did not have any contact number to tell you the situation. I phoned your base number sometime but received recorded message, but cannot remember if I left any message. 31-March-2009
d.        Just saw you in the wedding video and thought I never really thanked you well enough...
Uncle, from the bottom of my heart, I say "thank you!"  E seun o, Olorun a je ke pe fun wa...
Warm regards to the family!
Lanre

 
My dear uncle, it is unbelievable that you have left us and gone to the great beyond.  A lot of us can still not believe it.  We are still searching for answers.  We have called ourselves and asked if it is true!  We have cried and have been consoling ourselves and your family. 

You know!  Frankly, it is not a good time at all for you to have left your children and your wife.  You left a really big void in their lives that cannot be filled!  In heaven that you are, do not forget your family – oku olomo kii sun o!  Ki e ma se gbagbe ile o, ki e maa boju w’eyin o! 

It is with great sadness and sorrow that we bid you farewell!  Our consolation is that you are in heaven where you continue to serve God as you did on earth!

You live forever in our memories, our dearly belovedth Victor Olusegun Sosanya!

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