Date Created: 03/05/2021
Last Updated: 03/05/2021

In loving memory of Olaseni Ajibogun
5/31/1977 - 2/14/2021

Location: Gillingham, International

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This memorial was created in honor of Olaseni "Josh" Oluwaseun Ajibogun of Gillingham, International. Olaseni was born on May 31, 1977 and passed on February 14, 2021. Olaseni was loved by many and will be dearly missed by all friends and family.

 
 
 
 

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From: Chinaka Wachuku Friday, March 26, 2021
Seni,
It has been difficult to accept that you are gone. You have always been so lively, jovial, always there to lend a hand. In fact, you have always been there, everywhere, joking, smiling, laughing.....
The void you have left will be impossible to fill,but we trust in God whose promises we lean on. He will never leave or forsake us, and that is my prayer for Busola and the kids, and the rest of the family.

Till we meet again,
Chimaobi and Chinaka Wachuku



From: Daniel Idowu-Adegoke Thursday, March 25, 2021
My big brother, you left without saying goodbye, on the day when every family were celebrating love and affection(Valentine's day)

I never believe, that you're no more!

Brother SENI, WHY? Why did you leave without giving no one a farewell? God knows why

You meant so much to all of us

You were special and that's no lie

You brightened up the darkest day

And the cloudiest sky

Darling brother, within the shortest period, you lived, you touched many lives

You always tried your best to reach out to people, wanting to know how they're faring

Your love, we will never forget

Although, not having you with us again, is too much for us to bear

But, we would give absolutely anything

To have you well and standing near

Not a second passes, when you're not on our minds

Death may have taken you away from us, but it could never take away your memories

YOU WILL ALWAYS BE IN OUR HEARTS

SO........sleep on, my big brother

For now with you, the sky is night

But after night, will come daybreak

Therefore, we will wait, hoping to see you again

GOODNIGHT, MY DARLING BROTHER, OLASENI OLUWASEUN AJIBOGUN



From: Adekunle Dosumu Thursday, March 25, 2021
I call you bro Seni, the husband of Power that be 2.

Today is the service of songs for you and tomorrow 26th March 2021 you will be laid to rest.

I can’t believe I will write a tribute for you, you should be the person to write one for me later in this world!!!.

However, you know what they say, everything happens for a reason, even if we may not agree or understand.

The thought of never seeing you again in my house brings tears to my eyes, and even more so, because all of this was such a surprise.

But we should never question what God has planned, sometimes it’s not meant for us to understand.

So as I mourn the loss of a beloved brother, I have to keep telling myself that we will meet again. Continue to Rest In Peace Olaseni Oluwaseun Ajibogun.



From: Bolaji & Ronke falana Tuesday, March 23, 2021
Olaseni … it is so hard to accept you’re no longer with us in this world. Being there and seeing you leave us is painful to bear, but we seek comfort in the knowledge that you’ve gone to a better place.

You were a friend and a brother with a heart of gold. We counted on you anytime, any day, anywhere, and you never disappoint. We have great memories of you, precious moment that will never be forgotten. The girls asked, “are we really not going to see Uncle Seni again?” It broke our hearts, nevertheless, we had to tell them it’s our reality now and it’s so difficult to accept. We really miss you.

Olaseni, you gave so much care and attention to many and had a lot more to give. You were selfless and kind-hearted. How could we forget our lockdown memories, the fun and laughter we shared, your sense of humour, infectious smile, your salutations, and many of your wonderful attributes. We miss you brother!

You ran your race, left a wonderful impression in too many people’s lives, you blessed many who never met you. Death may have stolen you Laseni. It cannot steal our memories of you and what you stood for. Sleep on, dear brother. Sun re o.



From: Tolulope Idowu Adegoke Tuesday, March 23, 2021
Brother Seni, I never thought I’ll be here writing a tribute to you. You were many things to us but above all you were an epitome of Love, and that love is still evident even after you are no more!
The thought of not seeing you or hearing your voice again, breaks me...but we submit to the will of God. Your memories, I’ll hold dear, I Love you forever Egbon Mi ?? Continue to Rest In Peace till we meet to part no more.



From: Ololade Idowu-Adegoke Thursday, March 18, 2021
How many seas must I cross to see you again?
How many oceans must I swim to hold you anew?
How many valleys must I parley to see you afresh?
How many voyages must I embark on
That I might see you at the shores of life?

How many roses must I sprinkle on your path
That I might lure you back to existence?
How many coins should I offer the gatekeeper
That I might free you from the earth-hold?

How many times should I linger in the moonlight
That I might hear your voice from the dead night?
How many times should I tarry in the frying sunlight
That I might see you rebound and reborn?
How many times should I cry to the sinking twilight
That I might demand it stays a bit longer?

How many prayers will be well enough
That I must say to raise you as Lazarus?
How many hymns will be resounding enough
That I must sing to bring you to the fore?
How many psalms will be effective enough
That I must recite to incite your renewed presence?

No amount of human wishes can override God's dishes
No amount of human wants can override God's fonts
Except to take solace in His grace and faithfulness
That you have lived a life of gratefulness!

Sun re o Olaseni Joshua Otaobayomi Ayinla



From: Abiola Idowu Adegoke Thursday, March 18, 2021
Bro Seni, I can’t believe I am doing this, I really wanted to avoid doing this.. but as the days of your burial draws near, the reality of your demise is more real!
Dear brother, you were a beacon of light to us.. childhood memories plague me and I can’t help but remember the day I misplaced money for your bread Onibeji. I love you bro, I never got to say that enough.. you thought me so many things that I will forever carry till we meet again.. it is still unclear to me why you had to leave now and this way... there were so many chills we were to do. Egbon mi alaja, sun re o till we meet to part no more. I love you, I miss you, I carry you
Your Abike



From: Didi Ojuyenum Wednesday, March 17, 2021
Hi Uncle Seni, I’ve been in denial about your passing and it honestly still doesn’t feel real. My heart is heavy and I cannot stop the pain. I don’t want to talk about you in past tense because it doesn’t seem right but I no longer have a choice.

You were such an amazing soul. I cannot think of a time when you didn’t put a smile on my face.You always made me soo happy. You never judged me and you always made me feel good about myself. Your confidence in me and acceptance of me made me accept myself. I will miss you soo much.

I cannot question GOD but I really wish he let you stay just a little longer. Thank you for all the times you’ve spent with me . I will forever cherish your jokes, your voice, your laughter and all the memories we had.

Rest well Uncle



From: Olatubosun Idowu - Adegoke Monday, March 15, 2021
You taught me several things I would never let go
Even though we were far apart, I learned a lot I didn’t know.
But you forgot to teach me how to let you go
I know you didn’t mean to leave me but sometimes we have little choice.
I wish I got to say “I Love You” before you were given to the skies.
You meant a lot but we couldn’t read the meanings
Now you’re gone and we all know the meaning
Ayinla! Sun re o


Your Brother Olatubosun



From: Ololade Idowu-Adegoke Thursday, March 11, 2021
Ayinla mi, your departure is still a mystery to us, this was not the plan, so many uncompleted projects and dreams that never came to life……… indeed we all are like vapor that appears for a little while and then vanishes (James 4:14). Olaseni you fought a good fight, you finished the race (albeit short in the eyes of man), you loved God with all your heart and showed love to all that your path crossed with in life. I have no doubt that you shall receive the crown of glory which the righteous judge shall give to you.
You stood for love, peace and unity, so your exit on the day set aside for love was not a coincidence. I know you didn’t mean to hurt me on my birthday that’s why you never got around calling me on that fateful day. Truly February 14 will never be the same again as a part of me departed with you as you left a part of you with me. I refuse to mourn like unbelievers, but I choose to celebrate your life and the opportunity given to have you as a brother, friend, confidant, helper and many more. So every February 14 is now our day……. My birthday on earth, your birthday in heaven.
Say me well to Mum and Dad, tell them we are standing strong on the path they taught us and daily we get stronger. Sleep on sleep well beloved brother. We miss you all.



From: Tola Ogunleye Monday, March 8, 2021
My ever thoughtful, humble, compassionate, selfless brother, husband and father. Your demise is still a rude shock to me as I sent WhatsApp message in the morning of 14.02.21 to receive call later about your sudden pass. Every Sunday seems to me you are going to text or call but NEVER! God gives God takes- Unquestionable!
Heavens celebrates your arrival; you have left indelible mark in lives of those you met and those who met you. Your love for your biological children and non biological children is angelic. You are always extra in sorting and supporting families with young children. Obviously, your crown of glory has been revealed and given you over there. To say my entire family missed you is underrated but we take solace in God as you are Heaven bound! However, on resurrection morning will see you, till then, continue to rest in bosom of Our Lord Jesus Christ.
Fly on dearest brother- Uncle Seni.

Heavens perfect all that concerns you lovely wife and amazing children????



From: Abimbola Oyedeji Monday, March 8, 2021
Egbon e as I fondly call you Olaseni oluwaseun I never knew the video call on that faithful Sunday afternoon would be the last between us, we spoke at length and you told me you wanted to rest not knowing it was eternal rest. I know you are at peace resting,I hold onto our memories from our childhood,
The ones that are so dear to keep you always close. You were so loving, kind and generous till You were called by your maker, its hard to accept but it was your time. You will forever be missed.
You have left a legacy,There was no one like you
You were very special.And I want to say
I feel lost in many ways thatyou are not here today.
But I will never forget you
And I know I have been blessed
To have you as my Brother
Because you were the best…
Rest in peace sweet loving brother Olaseni Josh Ajibogun Sun're Eki ibini omo a fi leke e ta a yo o



From: Oluwabusola Aboaba Sunday, March 7, 2021
My darling brother, Olaseni Oluwaseun Oluwafisayomi, you came just like a butterfly, you flutter around, touch the ground and landed on so many that came your way. You deposited your smile, love and kindness in each and everyone of us.
Ayinla you had dreams, aspirations, you were an encourager to so many. You were light and ignited our world. My larger than life egbon, our heart aches and the tears can’t stop, the pain keeps coming and I don’t know if it will ever go away. Every time I think or see your pictures with your charming smile, I remember that just like butterfly reach the sky, you have taken flight with the angels. You came, saw and conquered. Ayinla opomulero mo ja lekan, ma sinmi laya olugbala titi di ojo ajinde. Forever in our heart ??



From: Oby Nwankwo Saturday, March 6, 2021
Words fail me. Very saddened by this news. Seni you were kind and very helpful. You were compassionate towards others and people you never knew. May God grant you eternal rest. May God give your family the strength to carry on. You were ever so thoughtful in dealing with you. Am glad I crossed path with you. Solomon and Amara will miss u greatly and they say a big thank you for all your support towards them. Haaa death is a bastard... This is so painful but God knows best. Rest well brother????????. Busola remain strong sis



From: Tejumade Akinyemi Saturday, March 6, 2021
My dearest Olaseni, how cruel is death!
But who are we to question our maker.
I keep replaying our banter, how we always tease Bussy your wife and also our last WhatsApp chat just before Valentine’s Day.
Haaaa iku da oro!
I can write a full page of all our banters and what I like about you. Free spirit, Undisputedly a good chat buddy. Our 2hrs long telephone conversations sharing opinions, ideas and perspectives.
Sadly the one thing we all owe and shall inevitably pay back is DEATH.
We can only pray that we live longer than our parents did.
Olaseni, oku olomo kin sun ooo.
Rest in peace with your maker my dear friend.
Adieu



From: Femi Idowu-Adegoke Friday, March 5, 2021
Olaseni, you left suddenly, left me and everyone with heavy heart, Ayinla, it's like am dreaming and I want to wake up, Oluwafisayo, the news of your demise is most devastating, struggling with reality that all our discussion and plans on Saturday 13th February will end on 14th February. My beloveth brother with the heart of Gold, you were larger than life. Omo agbodere ni Ile isheri, omo oronna. We love you, I love you beyond words but God loves you more he chose to take you home, I cannot query God, since he permitted that you return to him, am left with no option than to submit to God's will. My handsome, lovely and larger than life brother you might have left physically but you live forever in our hearts till the day of resurrection. ??????????



From: Femi Idowu-Adegoke Friday, March 5, 2021
Olaseni, you left suddenly, left me and everyone with heavy heart, Ayinla, it's like am dreaming and I want to wake up, Oluwafisayo, the news of your demise is most devastating, struggling with reality that all our discussions and plans on Saturday 13th February will end on 14th February. My beloveth brother with the heart of Gold, you were larger than life. Omo agbodere ni Ile isheri, omo Oronna. We love you, I love you beyond words but God loves you more he chose to take you home, I cannot query God, since he permitted that you return to him, am left with no option than to submit to God's will. My handsome, lovely and larger than life brother you might have left physically but you live forever in how hearts till the day of resurrection. ??????????

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