I am still yet to reconcile that Brother Toyin is gone… He was my very first role model in life and i always wanted to be like him. I studied Engineering to emulate him and worked in the same industry as he did. I vividly remember the day i discussed my career choices with him while he was washing his hand in the kitchen at Opebi, effortlessly guiding me to making the right choice for me. I lived with him and his family in Port Harcourt while on my 6-month IT in my 4th year at the University, i had one of the most memorable times in my life and he introduced me to what was one of his favorite hobbies, Golf. He was a great man, a Gentleman and a Man’s Man. A real Pillar in the Adenuga Family and one of my regrets is that i never told him how much he inspired me and how much I admired him.

Brother Mi, Thank you for all you did for me and my siblings and thank you for who you were… I wish i spent more time with you and learnt more from you, you will be missed greatly but God knows best.

Pastor Toyin was a humble and down to earth person. He was a lover of God. He lived the life of Christ. He will be greatly missed by those he loved and those that loved him. He is a symbol of a maximized man. May your gentle soul rest in peace

Pastor Adenuga was such a light, I will always remember him for his warm smile. I pray that God comforts his family and his loved ones, and that his legacy will continue to live on.

Broda Mi!, as we fondly call you...The news of your passing was not just shocking but stirred up some uneasiness in my faith. But i have prayed for a sound mind, Eyes of Understanding and Ears that hear correctly to receive and accept God's purpose for allowing your passing. You were the gem of the Adenuga Family, an inspiration to emulate. Thank you for being a man of integrity and following the honest and diligent path.The memory of you can never fade... You were the most charismatic yet Placid Sibling of the Family, everyone listened when you spoke(including our parents). I believed that absolutely nothing bothered you, I would steal few glances of you anytime i was in the same space with you(last time i spoke with you was at the airport)imagining how a human can be soooooo calm and quiet yet his presence speaks loudly... I still think that you have a "Hundred million dollar" smile... because if you eventually catch one, you can certainly be sure that it was genuine. Losing you is indeed a great loss!! Thank you so much for everything you did for me and my siblings. And i believe that there are greater reward for you in Heaven. I also believe that you lived a fulfilled life, though your absence will leave a huge void in the Family. But we are comforted by the thoughts that you rest in the bossom of our Lord Jesus till we meet again by his grace. Adio Broda Mi!

There are not enough words to express how blessed I am to have had the opportunity to learn from Uncle Toyin. I miss him and may Almighty God continue to guide, guard and bless his family.

TRIBUTE TO A LOVING PASTOR Pst Toyin Your life was a blessing, your memory will remain in our hearts.” “We are deeply saddened by your loss, but grateful for the time we had together.” “Our beloved friend and Pst, You may have left us far too soon, but your loving presence will endure forever in our hearts and souls.”. Adieu Pst Toyin Adenuga. Continue to rest in God's bossom till we meet to part no more

Those who touch our lives, stay in our hearts forever. You lived a fulfilled life. Family was very important and you raised up the kids with core values. Gentlemen to the core! You will be missed and till we meet again. Adieu

Pastor Toyin Adenuga , you are an encourager a helper to the helpless, so so humble you always come down to the level of people , you did not look down on anyone.You encorage me when.l needed help you voluntarily came out to support my dream not to give up. I still did not believe that you are no.more . I pray that God almighty will Comfort your lovely wife, your children and the family you left behind. Rest on Pastor Toyin Adenuga

Life! It's a deep mystery, no one human being understands it, BUT GOD. For us we see in parts, we understand in parts, we even prophesy in parts, but the joy here is, there'd come a time we will get to understand it all. without a doubt in my heart i know you are with your creator in Heaven !!!Rest on in the bosom of God our dear Pastor and Daddy. Forever in our hearts

I had the privileged of working closely with Toyin in the last 2 years. I found him to be a good collaborator and often a voice of reason in the Partnership. He was very professional and worked until the very end. I will miss Toyin’s calm disposition, his valued contributions to the Partnership and his professionalism. I commiserate with his family and colleagues, and I pray for the repose of his soul.

Still finding it difficult to reconcile myself with the fact that Toyin has indeed departed this realm. He was a very close friend and my golf partner. Toyin was full of life the last time I saw him when I dropped him at home after a golf round, not knowing that was to be our last meeting. Our loss is heaven's gain as I believe he's now resting in the bosom of our Lord. We give glory to God for His presence, grace and comfort that is abiding with Toyin's family.

How do I start or what can I say about Egbon Oluwatoyin Adenuga? He was the first member of my wife’s family that I met and spoke with, several years ago when I was still courting my wife. That encounter gave me a first-time glimpse and experience of him – a man of wisdom, gifted by God to his generation and everyone who met him. Egbon was a true gentleman, courteous, respectful to others and an example to follow in many ways. He was principled, a disciplinarian, discerning, full of foresights, selfless, a servant-leader, a devote lover of God and a family man to the core. As a brother-in-law, he was an example in humility, you will never see him flaunt his position, possessions, or authority; a valuable lesson learnt from him was that life is all about service. Myles Munroe of blessed memory said “the value of life is not in its duration, but in its donation. You are not important because of how long you live; you are important because of how effective you live”. Egbon Oluwatoyin Adenuga lived an effective life of impact. It was clear to him that our prime purpose in this life was to help others and Egbon was always lending a helping hand to everyone. He lived an unassuming life. To his family, it was total devotion to his wife, an encourager and motivator, no wonder the myriads of exploits achieved by the grace of God. He was a role model par-excellence to his children, instilling in them the principles of integrity, hard work, contentment, and determination to succeed. Just like the scripture said, they are all doing well, not just standing before kings but creating value, contributing, to meaningful development in their various field of endeavours. Today, we are not saying goodbye, but goodnight. We believe that we would see again at the resurrection morning, where there will be no weeping or sorrow. Rest on Egbon, rest in peace. You have finished well, you lived a life of impact and the legacy you have left behind will continue to guide us in all we do. Rest in peace, dear brother, rest in peace our friend, husband, father, pastor, and gentleman. Your memory will live on in our hearts forever. Pastor Ajibola Opeoluwa-Calebs on behalf of Tofola, Toyemi & Debisi Opeoluwa-Calebs