Oyesina Ebenezer Abiodun Olawale was born on April 14, 1964, at Orile Ifo, Ogun State, Nigeria. His mother, Mrs. Anike Olawale (nee Fatoki) who slept in the Lord at the age of 101 years old was of the Owu extraction, Abeokuta, while his dad, Pa Emmanuel Oladipo Olawale was from Ogbomoso, Oyo State.

Oyesina lost his father when he was just seven months old, as a result, he was raised by his mother in Abekoko, Ifo, Ogun State.

In 1970, he moved to Ibadan to live with his late elder brother, Mr. Olaolu Sodiya, the first born of Mrs Anike Olawale where he completed his elementary education.

Oyesina later returned to Ifo where he completed his secondary education at Ifo High School, Ogun State. during this time, he was known as a disco dancer who represented his school in all social gatherings everyone around called him Michael Jackson in the school then, always the toast of the audience, his dancing skills couldn't be matched in the school, Oyesina represented the whole of Ifo local government, Ogun-State, and its environment. He pursued his higher education at the Polytechnic, Ibadan, Oyo-State and came out in flying colors. He engaged in business ventures, ranging from consultancy to supplying to different organizations.

Oyesina later moved to America. He was successful at all business fronts. He engaged in Construction jobs, selling of Cars in Nigeria, amongst other enterprises.

Oyesina is survived by his loving wife, Mrs. Sherifat Oyinda Olawale, nee Jimoh Aliu and his beautiful daughter, Oluwadunmininu Olawale.

Throughout his life, Oyesina was committed and responsible to his family. He was a great philanthropist, a cheerful giver, and committed family man. He departed this world on August 16, 2024.

He will be greatly missed by his immediate families; The Olawales, Fatokis, Sodiyas, and Oyedeles.

May it please God Almighty to grant our beloved eternal rest in Jesus Mighty Name

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Dad,

I miss you so much, and my heart aches without you. But I know you're in a better place, free from pain and suffering.

Thank you for being such an amazing father for your guidance, support, and unconditional love. Your legacy lives on in me, and I'll carry your memory with me always.

Please watch over me and mum from above, and continue to guide us through life's journey. I'll need your wisdom and strength more than ever.

I love you more than words can express, and I'll cherish every moment we shared.

Rest in peace, dear Dad. You'll forever be in my heart.

Amen.

From your one and only Dunmininu olawale.

In Loving Memory of Uncle Sinaayomi Olawale

May the good Lord watch over your family as you rest in peace.

You were more than just my best friend's husband; you were a part of my family. Your kindness, laughter, and love will always be remembered. Though you are no longer with us, your spirit and the memories we shared will live on forever in our hearts.

With love and a heavy heart, may your soul rest in peace and tranquility. Worry no more, as the good Lord watches over your family. ------Adenike Ashiyanbi(Oyebode)

TRIBUTE TO BOA

My boss, I was deeply saddened to hear about your passing. My heart goes out to you and your family during this difficult time.

I will forever have utmost respect for you. Your guidance, wisdom, and kindness have made a lasting impact on me.

We shall continue to cherish the good memories of his love, and the legacy you left behind.

Rest in peace sir. ------------------- Ajibola Abimbola (Security officer).

REST IN PEACE BOA

Hearing of your passing deeply saddened me. Though our time together was brief, I quickly came to know you as a warm-hearted person, free of grudges.

You gave clear instructions and treated everyone working with you with respect.

Even though our acquaintance was short, it feels like I've known you forever. I can attest to your kindness, courage, strength, and the love and care you showed to those around you, including your workers.

May God Almighty be with your wife, child, and the loved ones you left behind.

Rest in peace, BOA ---------------. Oluwakemi Daniel Shonde

TRIBUTE TO MY FRIEND & BROTHER

BOHA! As I fondly call you. You changed my world right from the first day I met you. Your impact in my life and my growth as a person can never be measured, you're a rare gem!

BOHA, God used you in so many ways to achieve my dreams. I will never forget the day you gave me your business registration “BOHA TRADING COMPANY”. Till date, I keep building on the solid foundation you laid for me.

I was sad to hear about your demise, but I found solace in the fact that you could call on me when you needed my help.

I will forever and ever miss you. May Almighty God take care of your wife and baby Oluwadunmininu.

You are a good man

You are a fighter

You are a soldier

And you will forever be remembered.

Sun re Oyesina omo Olawale ----------------------------- Moji Fatoki (Elegant)

OYESINA OLAWALE! MY DEAREST BROTHER WHOM I LOVE FROM OUR CHILDHOOD. I HAD A SPECIAL NAME FOR YOU.'UNA'...BECAUSE I COULDN'T PRONOUNCE 'SINA' VERY WELL. I AM PAINED TO THE MARROW. MY CHILDHOOD DAYS WERE FILLED WITH MEMORIES OF YOU. THOSE TIMES YOU WOULD BE AROUND FROM SCHOOL AND YOU WOULD COME TO ANFANI WITH MY OTHER COUSINS, ARE MEMORABLE MOMENTS OF MY LIFE. HOLIDAYING AT YOUR PLACE AT OWODE THEN WAS ALWAYS A DELIGHT. YOU LOVED MY CHILDREN AS IF THEY ARE YOUR OWN. OH DEAR LORD, MY TEARS RUN FREELY. OH, DEATH WHERE YOUR STING IS! WE TAKE SOLACE IN GOD THAT ONE DAY WE SHALL ALL SEE AGAIN. YOU HAVE LEFT A BIG VACUUM THAT WILL TAKE A LONG TIME TO FILL, IF EVER. MAY YOUR BEAUTIFUL SOULS FIND ETERNAL BLISS. TO BAD WE DIDN'T SEE ONE MORE TIME BEFORE YOU BOWED OUT. YOUR INFECTIOUS LAUGHTER KEEPS RINGING IN MY EARS. ADIEU MY BELOVED -------------------- Peju Davis

I LOST A GEM, MY FIRST COUSIN, SINA OLAWALE.

The news of his departure came on Friday afternoon 16th August 2024 via a call from his loving wife, Sherifat. About 40 min before the unpleasant news, we still had faith that the Lord would do wonders. Through the video call, I saw my brother on the hospital bed, very weak, couldn't respond to anything, his wife was there beside him helpless. The only thing I could say was that only God can heal my brother. But God allowed Sinaayomi to go. Who are we to query His decision? In all things, we must thank the Lord, so the Bible says.

Sinaayomi, you fought a battle, a serious one indeed. You have gone to rest. Two days earlier from your demise, I lost my loving brother, your younger brother, Pastor Peter Fatoki. I am seriously pained, devastated, and troubled. The two of you were very important in my life. I am always happy having the two of you as brothers, now, the cold hands of death have taken you away. I have never been as troubled and weak as this, even when I lost my Mum and Dad. This is too much of a blow on me. No doubt, the sickness of the two of you had prepared our minds, but we were hoping for a better miracle from the Lord, now the worst has happened. May the Lord grant your souls eternal rest IJMN.

--------------- Hon. Johnson Olu Fatoki.

Uncle Shina, your passing has left us heartbroken, but we find solace in the incredible life you lived. You were the definition of resilience and optimism, facing life's toughest challenges head-on, without any backing, yet never losing your smile. You survived every ordeal with a strength that inspired us all, proving time and again that you were a true fighter. Your spirit was unbreakable, and your legacy of courage and hope will live on in our hearts forever. Your intentions for our family were always good, filled with love and hope, but sadly, death took you too soon. Rest in peace, dear Uncle; you will be deeply missed. ------------------------------- Evans Opeyemi Aina.

TRIBUTE TO BOHA

Dear BOHA,

I was deeply saddened to hear about your demise. Thank you for your words of encouragement, for your support, your advice and being a good boss anyone can wish for.

Working with you has been a blessing in my life, and I've never regretted ever working with you.

Thank you for your kindness, thank you for being good, thank you for the lives you have touched.

I love you, but God loves you more. Rest in peace, ------------------------------------------------------ BOHA.Festus Blessing (CSO)

TRIBUTE TO UNCLE SINA

Dear Uncle,

Although we weren't so close, I admire your great qualities so much, and I know you are a good man who is down to earth and cares about family. Rest in peace Uncle Sina, till we meet to part no more. ----------------------------------------------- Olumide Fatoki

TRIBUTE TO MY UNCLE

Dear BOA,

It's hard to say goodbye. You were and will forever be one of the best Uncle I've ever had. You were so good to the family.

You loved me and my siblings as your children, loved my mum as your sister, and you cared for my dad like a brother should. For this, I will forever appreciate you.

You were so strong, courageous, selfless, and passionate. You were the definition of 'Love' itself.

My Uncle, all you ever cared about was the happiness of your loved ones and those around you. I am very glad to be your daughter and to have had a sweet man like you as my big daddy.

I know that you are resting in peace and right next to God right now.

Rest well Uncle, I love you. -------------------------------------- Your Niece, Olutoye Fatoki

TRIBUTE TO MY UNCLE, BOA!

I find it hard to put into words the depth of the loss I feel with the passing of my dear uncle.

You were more than just family, you were a guiding light, a pillar of strength, and a source of endless love and wisdom.

Your laughter could fill a room, and your kindness knew no bounds. You had a way of making everyone feel special, of finding joy in the simple things, and of bringing our family together in love and unity.

Your legacy is one of generosity, compassion, and unwavering integrity. You taught me the importance of hard work, the value of honesty, and the power of love. Though you may no longer be with us in person, your spirit lives on in the countless lives you touched.

Uncle, your memory will forever be etched in our hearts. You have left behind a legacy that will endure, and we will continue to honor you by living the values you so beautifully embodied. We love you, we miss you, and we will carry you with us always. Rest in peace dear uncle ---------------------------------------- Your son, Oluniyi Fatoki

A TRIBUTE TO MY UNCLE… MY FATHER!

BOA!

To know you was to know love, strength, and generosity. You were not just my uncle; you were like a father to me.

You guided me, gave me responsibilities that shaped me into the man I am today, and showered me with gifts that went beyond material things—they were lessons in kindness and compassion.

You had a unique ability to bring joy to my family, our family. Your presence made our loved one's smile, and you took it upon yourself to care for everyone around you. Your heart was as big as the love you gave, always putting others before yourself.

BOA! You are a soldier! you fought with courage and determination right until the very end. It is indeed an honor to have known you, and to be associated with you.

Though your absence leaves a deep void, I find solace in knowing you are finally at peace. Your legacy lives on in the lives you touched, the smiles you created, and the love you gave so freely.

I am proud to have been a part of your life and to carry your memory with me always.

Till we meet to part no more. ----------------------------------------------- Your son, Ayomide Fatoki

Tribute to Uncle Shinaayomi (My Rival)

I fondly called you Uncle Shinaayomi, "My Rival", because of the special bond we shared. You were a loving and caring man who always enjoyed the company of young people.

I cherish the memories of our time together at UNAD, where you:

- Served as a mediator during our political ambition contention

- Settled the rifts between us

- Showed me love and care, making me one of the "cute big boys" in school

- Gave me thoughtful gifts

Your love and care extended to your wife, Sherifat, and I was a beneficiary of that love on several occasions. You often asked when I would visit you in the USA, and I always dreamed of hanging out with you again.

Though your passing is painful, we must appreciate the time we had with you. May God filled the vacuum you left behind, and may we learn to appreciate the time we have, for we all have an appointed time to return and give account of our stewardship on earth to our marker.

Let's remember, life without Christ is vain,

Eternity awaits, beyond this earthly reign.

Death comes unannounced, without a scheduled time,

Prepare now, for the eternal rhyme.

Rest in peace, Uncle Shinaayomi, My Rival. Sleep on.

Pastor Dr. Olusola B ADENIYI

My Dear Brother, Shinaayomi,

"Arekese," as you fondly called me, echoes in my heart now more than ever. You were truly a rare gem, Boda Shina. The way you loved Sheri back in our Ado days—those unforgettable moments in 2006—was beyond words. The depth of your love was something extraordinary, something we all marveled at. Even after all these years, I'm still in awe of the incredible things you did for her, and for all of us who had the privilege to be in your circle.

You didn't just love one person; you spread that same warmth to everyone around Sheri, making us all feel seen and valued. I still carry with me the advice you gave me in 2007, urging me not to get swept away by the world around me but to nurture what truly matters. Today, I am happily married to the love of my life, thanks in part to your wisdom.

I will miss your jokes, your voice calling my name, and the guidance you so generously offered. Why did you have to leave now? But until we meet again, my beloved Shina Ayomi, may you rest in perfect pe

ace.

Funmilayo Arekemase

It breaks my heart to write this at this time, Uncle shinaayomi it's so hard to say goodbye

You were a loving father, a good uncle and a great husband to my sister Sherry,

I always say to everybody you were one of the most faithful men I have ever known, you are selfless, you are always ready to help and solve everyone problem. Everyone came to you for everything.

I remember you call me Juli baby with a touch of Omo to Shan and I will be shining my teeth's

I stressed you a lot with all my escapades.

Uncle shinaayomi ,Remember when you were coming back from the States to Ado and Sherry was in Ibadan to come back the next day, everyone was panicking on what you were going to eat, I said I got it,, you laughed, Sherry also laughed. telling you that don't know how to cook…. I went to the market, made a sumptuous Egusi and poundo yam which you score 100%.

Uncle Shinnayomi do you remember when I wanted to go to the US, you helped me with my application and all the necessary documents I needed.

You were simply the best,

Thanks for your unwavering kindness.

Your memories will continue to linger, you will not be forgotten in a rush.

I know you are in a better place.

Rest on !!! you were such a Great person. Juliet Arcoven

Tribute to Oyesinnayomi Olawale, I refer to him (my chairman) and he refer to me as his (PA) because of how closed we are and the bond we shared

Ever since I met you in 2004, your impact and contribution towards my life has changed my entire existence for good. I have never met an elderly person so humble, loving and caring, always wanting a better future for people around him. I was able to relate with you like a FATHER, UNCLE, BROTHER and a FRIEND without any fear of pushback and you were always there for me whenever I need you.

I cherished the memories of you were you:

* Involved and facilitated my admission into the university of ado-ekiti in 2005, till I completed my NYSC in IBADAN 2013.

* ⁠Served as my guidance and counsellor when I told you about my decision of choosing my partner, you gave me the right advice and today I have an amazing and a wonderful partner, I can be proud of calling my wife courtesy of your guidance and support.

* ⁠You keep pushing me making sure I achieve my dreams and aspirations, and you never left me even with my excuses

* ⁠The memories of you during the periods in JIMOH ALIU house in LAGOS and adebayo in Ado-Ekiti, AJILOSUN in ADO, our NYSC in IBADAN can never be forgotten.

* ⁠A million words cannot describe the kind of a good person you are my (CHAIRMAN).

* ⁠You have left your footprints with glory on the sand of time. Your name will be remembered for a long time and your story will be told for generations.

* ⁠The last words we shared together 2weeks to your death was ‘Akeem everybody is telling me I will be fine when exactly will I be fine' which was said in Yoruba, we joked and laughed about it and told him you will be fine my (CHAIRMAN).

Your death is going to be the longest parting there ever will be between us. But I won't share tears because you have gone to a better place, and I am sure we will meet again.

REST IN PEACE my (CHAIRMAN) from your (PA)Akeem

A Tribute to a Brother and Friend. OYESINA OLAWALE (Shinene) as we all call him far back as 1980 when we all began our high school journey the pioneer member of IFO HIGH SCHOOL in ifo Ogun State Nigeria , Shina is my childhood friend during our youth in High School he's always acting as my big brother both in school and out of school we both represented our school in all social gathering in-fact he was the Micheal Jackson of our time , always the toast of audience, he's dancing skill couldn't be matched by any student in all the School represented in the whole of ifo local government schools and it's environ ??? Shina the Disco Dancer is down to earth, always ready to help even if it's not convenient for him, I'm so grateful to have been a friend to you Shinaayomi , let us grieve for the bond we shared and the bonds we didn't get a chance to form yet, since you passed too soon my dear friend. I prayed God in His infinite mercies will forever forgive you in all of your shortcomings because i believed you have transformed into a guardian angel protecting all your loved ones and family, My Prayer to Our Lord is to empowered you to a memorable place in heaven and bless your family and grant them the fortitude to bear the lost and provide them with all the props and support they will need to overcome this moment . Eternal rest grant unto you Shinaayomi . O Lord let perpetual light shine upon my brother. OYESINA OLAWALE REST ON TILL WE MEET AND PART NO MORE. Rest in peace Shinene . Victor Afolabi Alli (KB) A Tribute to a brother and Friend. OYESINA OLAWALE (Shinene) as we all call him far back as 1980 when we all began our high school journey the pioneer member of IFO HIGH SCHOOL in ifo Ogun State Nigeria , Shina is my childhood friend during our youth in High School he's always acting as my big brother both in school and out of school we both represented our school in all social gathering in-fact he was the Micheal Jackson of our time , always the toast of audience, he's dancing skill couldn't be matched by any student in all the School represented in the whole of ifo local government schools and it's environ ??? Shina the Disco Dancer is down to earth, always ready to help even if it's not convenient for him , I'm so grateful to have been a friend to you Shinaayomi , let us grieve for the bond we shared and the bonds we didn't get a chance to form yet, since you passed too soon my dear friend . I prayed God in His infinite mercies will forever forgive you in all of your shortcomings because i believed you have transformed into a guardian angel protecting all your loved ones and family, My Prayer to Our Lord is to empowered you to a memorable place in heaven and bless your family and grant them the fortitude to bear the lost and provide them with all the props and support they will need to overcome this moment . Eternal rest grant unto you Shinaayomi . O Lord let perpetual light shine upon my Brother. OYESINA OLAWALE REST ON TILL WE MEET AND PART NO MORE. Rest in peace Shinene . Victor Afolabi Alli ( KB ). A Tribute to a Brother and Friend . OYESINA OLAWALE (Shinene) as we all call him far back as 1980 when we all began our high school journey the pioneer member of IFO HIGH SCHOOL in ifo Ogun State Nigeria , Shina is my childhood friend during our youth in High School he's always acting as my big brother both in school and out of school we both represented our school in all social gathering in-fact he was the Micheal Jackson of our time , always the toast of audience, he's dancing skill couldn't be matched by any student in all the School represented in the whole of ifo local government schools and it's environ ??? Shina the Disco Dancer is down to earth , always ready to help even if it's not convenient for him , I'm so grateful to have been a friend to you Shinaayomi , let us grieve for the bond we shared and the bonds we didn't get a chance to form yet , since you passed too soon my dear friend . I prayed God in His infinite mercies will forever forgive you in all of your shortcomings because i believed you have transformed into a guardian angel protecting all your loved ones and family, My Prayer to Our Lord is to empowered you to a memorable place in heaven and bless your family and grant them the fortitude to bear the lost and provide them with all the props and support they will need to overcome this moment . Eternal rest grant unto you Shinaayomi . O Lord let perpetual light shine upon my brother. OYESINA OLAWALE REST ON TILL WE MEET AND PART NO MORE. Rest in peace Shinene . Victor Afolabi Alli (KB).

Oyeshina Olawale; Tribute to a friend and brother. Shina is my childhood friend since 1980, we went to the same secondary school, and he's been acting like my big brother since we met and he's constant in my life till his last breath. He always looks out for others even when it's not convenient for him. He was a very nice, humble, sociable and supportive person. He struggled to complete his mission on earth, and he has gone to his maker to rest. I believe he has transitioned to an angel looking down on us and he will continue to protect his family and loved ones. I pray that the Lord assign him to a special place in heaven and bless his family. Rest in peace Willie Tinkle, RIP Shina Washington, Shinene. May the Almighty accept your soul Oyeshina Shinayomi Olawale.

Alh Dimeji Ibraheem

Agba Shyna.. as we popularly call him during our Polytechnic Ibadan days. In picture with his fellow colleagues in attendance at my birthday 2year ago. It was like a mini reunion for us in North America.

Egbon was a GOOD man. He always looks out for others and reaches out to people in need as a testerment from some of our colleagues.

Rest on egbon ,you have fought you're the race . God Almighty comfort the entire family you left behind.

Kolade Kehinde

Across the bridge there is no more sorrow, across the bridge there's no more pain

Uncle, as I lovingly call you, you are genuinely a selfless person. You treated us as equals, helped to make the world feel more bearable for me after I lost my dad in 2011, thanks to your unwavering encouragement and support. You were a true shoulder to lean on during that challenging time, and I treasure every moment we spent together. We love you deeply, but God loves you even more. Until we and never part, may you find peace beyond the struggles of this life. Rest well, sir!

Opeyemi Anifowose

Uncle Shinaaayomi would always want to share mind and experiences with young guys like us back then in Ado- Ekiti and even here when I came into the state.

A Very Cool Calm and Collected Man he was

Your memory is a blessing that will forever remain with us

Rest peacefully uncle

OYESHINAAYOMI (proudly called by your wife Sherifat Oyindamola)

Oluyemi Aworinde Ato-Aseku

Dear God,

We gather to say goodbye to Oyesina olawale, who has left this earthly life behind. We thank you for the time we had with him, for the memories we shared, and for the love he brought into our lives.

Please welcome Oyesina olawale into your loving arms, where he will find eternal peace, joy, and rest. Comfort his family and friends in our grief, and help us to cherish the time we had together.

May Oyesina olawale's legacy live on in our hearts, and may his memory be a blessing to us all.

Wife.

*A TRIBUTE TO MY UNCLE… MY FATHER!*

BOA!

To know you was to know love, strength, and generosity. You were not just my uncle, you were like a father to me.

You guided me, gave me responsibilities that shaped me into the man I am today, and showered me with gifts that went beyond material things—they were lessons in kindness and compassion.

You had a unique ability to bring joy to my family, our family. Your presence made our loved ones smile, and you took it upon yourself to care for everyone around you. Your heart was as big as the love you gave, always putting others before yourself.

BOA! you are a soldier! you fought with courage and determination right until the very end. It is indeed an honor to have known you, and to be associated with you.

Though, your absence leaves a deep void, I find solace in knowing you are finally at peace. Your legacy lives on in the lives you touched, the smiles you created, and the love you gave so freely.

I am proud to have been a part of your life and to carry your memory with me always.

Till we meet to part no more.

Your son,

*Ayomide Fatoki*

Oyinkansola Femi Folademi

I am more than privileged to even say I know him. He would do just anything to make sure his family is okay. I may not be family by blood, but Uncle Shina has been more than blood. Where I am today, I owe God and him the gratitude. I remember my early visits to his home back in Ado, where I would spend weeks with him and the family , till the very recent memories where he would be so early to pick us up at the airport and take us to everywhere we wanted including his favorite Amala spot which is now my favorite spot. Uncle, you will forever live in my heart. Your family will continue to be my family, and your people will continue to be my people. You have done well, you ran your race well until the end, I am the evidence. Rest in the perfect peace of the Almighty, until we meet to part no more !

As we remember my uncle today, let us celebrate the values he instilled in us. Let us carry forward his legacy of kindness, joy, and resilience. Each of us has been blessed to have known him, and we must honor his memory by living our lives fully and generously, just as he did.

Thank you, Uncle Shina , for everything you taught us and the love you shared so freely. You may no longer walk among us, but your spirit lives on in our hearts. We will carry your light with us, always.

Rest in peace, dear uncle. You are deeply missed, but forever loved.

Shina, so this is real? I kept denying! You called me last year and insisted that I come over. I did. Despite your pain, you still put up your usual display of love and care. You insisted against my wish and made my family's coming into this country a reality. Gbolahan, Papa-J and Oyinkonsola will never forget you. Thanks Shina. Your memory will live with me forever. Good night my friend and brother.

Olufemi Folademi.

Oyesina Olawale

April 14, 1964 - August 16, 2024

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