
Omo Oba Oyinade Abiodun Fetuga (CPA)
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OMO OBA OYINADE was born on the 20th of December 1940 in Onitsha, of the then eastern region of Nigeria, now Anambra State into the Family of Omo Oba Richard Caxton Adekanmbi of the Famous Fetuga family of Ijebu-Ode and Mrs. Bernice Olujimi Fetuga (Nee Oyesola) of Abeokuta. He started his primary level education at St. James Primary School Oke-Bola, in Ibadan Oyo State in 1948 and completed it at Suru-lere Baptist School, Ojuelegba Suru-lere Lagos from 1950-1956. From 1957 to 1961, He attended Baptist Academy Lagos for his Secondary level education and obtained West African School Certificate (WASC). After his secondary school education, through private study he further obtained a certificate from the City and Guilds of London Institute in Builders Quantities in 1966. He started his career in 1962 as a Building Inspector with Lagos Town Council now known as Lagos Island Local Government in the Building Control Section of the Town Engineers Department saddled with the responsibility of ensuring buildings are designed and constructed in accordance with building regulations and legislation. He retired in January 1997 as Chief Works Superintendent and went into private practice. A devout Christian who served God throughout his lifetime as member of the Cathedral Church of Christ Marina Lagos. He was married to Mrs. Felicia Enitan Fetuga (Nee Cardoso) from the famous Cardoso Family of Lagos, Brazilian quarters in Lagos Island on the 2nd of February 1968 at the Marriage Registry, Broad Street Lagos and marriage is blessed with and survived by six children and fourteen grandchildren. He is also survived by brothers and sisters, cousins, nephews and nieces. May his gentle soul Rest In Peace. Amen
Condoleances
Cathedral youth fellowship
" To leave an indelible foot prints on the sand of time is by making a positive impact in the life of others; just like the joy of a parent to have children who carry on the forte thereafter." If the believers' hope was limited to this world then, we would be the poorest of mankind; our wailing over the demise of the beloved would have been endless, there would not have been any consolations that he transited for a better place. But the beauty of life lived as well as its measure are the lovely memories held unto by the bereaved. It's in this remembrance of joy that the Cathedral Youth Fellowship commiserates with the family for a life well spent. It's our prayer that the almighty Father in heaven will continue to shine His perpetual glorious light upon the deceased, fill the vacuum left behind and keep the family in His grace. Please, accept our condolences. Signed: Lawrence Edegware CYF Chairman Oluwunmi Durodola Asst. Secretary
Ven and Mrs Folarin Shobo
EXIT OF A GENTLEMAN PER EXCELLENCE To say Uncle Oyinade was a gentleman is to mention your name. I met you as young man in the Cathedral Church of Christ Marina in 1990,.and 10grs later you became my Uncle in-law when. I married your 2nd Cousin, Barr.Aanuoluwapo, I could remember vividly what you said to me in your characteristic soft tone voice on the day I was engaged to her. You were a great family man, been wondering how your equally gentle and soft spoken wife will cope because hardly will you see one without the other, I have come to know you both as each other's best friend. You devotedly served your God to the best of your strength no wonder the Church of God appreciated you in your life time. Uncle Ohinade, you were a silent teacher who never raises your voice when correcting young ones for wrong doings. Your character and mien speaks volumes about your person. Your steps and carriage was.royally attesting to your royal birth. As you journey on, May heaven's light be your guide and may the consolation of the Holy Spirit be with Auntie and your children. Sleep well.
Tolu Adesalu
Uncle, It was with total shock that I received the news from Jide that you had passed on. I still remember our conversation on your birthday clearly and still find it hard to believe that I can't call you for advice and prayer points. You have always been a second father to my wife and I as you are always available to advice us as we navigate the journey of life. We will truly miss you but take solace in the fact that you have gone to be with the Lord. We pray that the Good Lord grants you eternal rest and comfort the family you have left behind.
THE TOMORIS
IN LOVING MEMORY OF DADDY OYINADE FETUGA. Daddy, your role in our family cannot be quantifiable. You were like our father, you had a special role in our lives like our father, our supporter and adviser. You were always there for us in our times of adversity. You were not only a father figure, you were sure a great human. In life we loved you dearly, in death we do same. It broke our hearts to lose you When our mom fell ill, you were there supporting us through. You will go early on her clinic days as early as 5am to pick her checkup card so she can be attended to on time, you won’t live until we are done at the hospital and ready to live for Ota. Even when she was on admission in the hospital, a day never passed without you driving down at your age to check up on her morning and evening. For this and many more you did for us in the past, we will forever be grateful. You are one of the best people I ever came across in my life, a pillar supporting our family for decades. Such a huge loss has definitely created a vacuum. Daddy was a complete gentle soul ,prayerful ,generous,accommodating ,meek and humble. Daddy will be talking to the younger ones and will still accord with respect. Oh death why now! You were as fit as a fiddle, strong, agile and healthy, no one saw your death coming but we join the family to take solace in the Lord, knowing that you are resting at the right hand of the most High. Sun re o Daddy Fetuga until we meet to part no more. FROM OLABISI, OLAWUNMI & KUNLE.
OLABISI TOMORI
IN LOVING MEMORY OF DADDY OYINADE FETUGA Daddy your role in our family cannot be quantifiable. You were like our father, you had a special role in our lives like our father, our supporter and adviser. You were always there for us in our times of adversity. You were not only a father figure, you were sure a great human. In life we loved you dearly, in death we do same. It broke our hearts to lose you When our mom fell ill, you were there supporting us through. You will go early on her clinic days as early as 5am to pick her checkup card so she can be attended to on time, you won’t live until we are done at the hospital and ready to live for Ota. Even when she was on admission in the hospital, a day never passed without you driving down at your age to check up on her morning and evening. For this and many more you did for us in the past, we will forever be grateful. You are one of the best people I ever came across in my life, a pillar supporting our family for decades. Such a huge loss has definitely created a vacuum. Daddy was a complete gentle soul, meek and humble. Daddy will be talking to the younger ones and will still accord with respect. Oh death why now! You were as fit as a fiddle, strong, agile and healthy, no one saw your death coming but we join the family to take solace in the Lord, knowing that you are resting at the right hand of the most High. Sun re o Daddy Fetuga until we meet to part no more. THE TOMORIs
Bunmi Afolabi
May his gentle soul rest in peace as he enjoys the presence of the Father he loved very much.
Tutu Dina-Sogbesan
To our dearest Aunty (Mommy), cousins and entire Fetuga family! Our heartfelt prayers and condolence goes out to you during this time. Daddy was a very thoughtful, kindhearted, considerate and generous person at all times. In fact, we really enjoyed coming to your house when we were all young because we knew he would always have something special in store for us. Daddy and Mommy loved serving the Lord and were joyful doing so. With that, I have confidence and take solace in knowing that daddy is resting in the bosom of our Lord and saviour, Jesus Christ. Rest in Peace Daddy Fetuga! With all our love and prayers, the entire Adelagun Dina family (US).
Wole and teju Odedina
May our Lord bless and comfort you and your family during this time of grief. Please accept our sincere condolences.
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