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Rotimi Agbaje

November 7, 1955 - March 6, 2021

The administrator of this page is Tunde Ipaye

Rotimi was a pleasant person and a good company to be with. He related very well across age, race and gender.Rotimi got married to his hearthrob ; Princess Abosede Agbaje in 2005. The marriage is blessed with their beautiful daughter. Princess Olaoluwa Agbaje.We will all miss our charming Rotimi. We take solace in the sweet memories of your personality and good deeds and the assurance that we will meet again at the feet of our Lord Jesus to part no more. Amen

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  • 2021-03-16 12:22:21 View / Comment (0)
    Omoseeke Adesola

    Omoseeke Adesola

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    I met him through his beloved wife Bose Agbaje nee Odukoya. Who is also a Sister and colleague way back at Yabatech, from that first meeting Mr Rorimi Agbaje struck me as a very pleasant, gentle easy going and open person. A combination very rare to find in this clime today. Over the years I have come to accept and address him as my friend and brother by virtue of being Bose's committed and loving husband, also by his sincerity of purpose and openness. Alas we are going to miss this our brother and his gentle smiles though for a while cos I know and fully persuaded that we shall meet on resurrection morning. My brother, my friend, as you fly on the wings of the angels rest in the bosom of your Saviour. Fare thee well.

2021-03-16 15:05:43 wrote:

Rotimi was my paddy both in school & after we left. Whenever we had the set meeting, he would drop me at Stadium in Surukere when going home. The most remarkable thing I will never forget was when he used his back as a writing table for Mr Fowler to sign my son's employment letter on the stairs of LIRS at the Shepherds house (Alausa) Rotimi, you're gone but your good works remain behind ADIEU, till we meet again at Jesus' feet Tunde Padonu 70-74/76

2021-03-16 15:05:43 wrote: Rotimi was my paddy both in school & after we left. Whenever we had the set meeting, he would drop me at Stadium in Surukere when going home. The most remarkable thing I will never forget was when he used his back as a writing table for Mr Fowler to sign my son's employment letter on the stairs of LIRS at the Shepherds house (Alausa) Rotimi, you're gone but your good works remain behind ADIEU, till we meet again at Jesus' feet Tunde Padonu 70-74/76

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