Oluwatosin, it has been a year since you left us. You are still lovingly remembered. Till we meet to part no more.

Someone once said "Time is perhaps our most precious commodity, and once it passes, it is lost forever"

We were in 100 when we first met in university. Full of life you were, full of energy, handsome, always had a smile on your face, focused and ambitious. I guess that was the initial attraction until I found out the substance behind a man of vision.

After school days and our days in RCF LAUTECH, we met in a strange man land; Akwa Ibom(Eket), we stayed together in RCCF Family House, we did so lot things together. Tosin, there was indeed a time we hung out, ate, talked, danced and chat but all of that is gone now and all that is left now are the memories. Tosin, you then moved to the states and we kept in touch via chats and calls. You were focused to achieve your primary and secondary goals in the states.

Ore, as I loved to call you; you were born a star, remained so and even died a gold star. You touched my life in many ways. I admired you, I loved you and adored you greatly. A call from you always brought a smile to my face. Oh, I wish to see your caller ID on my phone now. I miss you, brother. The world missed you cause you made such a huge difference. I often wondered why you were so loved, adored and admired by many, but now I know the reason why "Good people go only too soon, they have only a short time to leave their footprints in the sand of time".

If tears could build a stairway and walk memory lane, I would walk right up to heaven. No farewell words were ever spoken. No time to say good bye. My heart, it aches in sadness. What it meant to loose you, no one will ever understand
high in your heavenly home. I would rather have you closer but God only knows. You will not be forgotten. I promise you this.
Love you forever!
Till we meet again!!
Rest well my friend!!!

Ogunkoya Oluwamayowa

Hmm, I can't seem to find the right words to write this tribute. I think of you everyday and wish you were still with us. You were a good friend and brother and all our time in RCF Lautech and RCCF Eket remains fresh. It still hurts so much when I remember that I didn't even know that you were passing through what took you away even though there was little I could have done. But I take solace in the fact that you are in a better place now. Continue to rest in the bosom of the Lord till we meet again.

Adieu Oluwatosin 'Takie mi owon' Ajewole
You live on in my heart

Everyday, I still can't believe that my brother is gone from me. I wake up daily like it's a bad dream. Even now, it looks like someone plays a bad trick on me whenever I remember you are gone. We spent all the good and bad moments together, we had great dreams together, we infirm each other of everything first.
I saw how possible it is to weep and laugh at the same time. Grieved that you are gone, but hearty anytime I remember the moments we had.
You always live on in my heart. Eloquence fails me, my words cannot express how my heart is.

Sleep on my beautiful Tosin.
Till we meet at the saviour's feet.

My brother from another mother, I cherish you when you were around with us, the moment we shared together still linger in my heart. Your kindness and integrity speak so much volume of your kind hearted. I can't but remember the days we shared ranging from PDS class, RCF Choir, Class'12 Logout, RCCF Akwa Ibom state and RCF reunion just before you traveled to a journey of no return. All I know is that you have been relieved of this sinful and hate world, till we meet at the feet of Christ. O di gba o, O da rin na ko, Ore mi owon Oluwatosin Bolade Ajewole sun re. Ma sun laya Olugbala re titi di Ojo ajinde.

TORO-K

We remember the good times and will cherish the memories always.

Met you sometime in 2006 during our pre-degree days. I can't even remember our first meeting but for as long as I can remember you have been one of my best friends.
I have been so distraught after hearing the sad news of your death.
Oluwatosin Ajewole little did I know that the last time I saw you would be the last time I would see you. I still find it hard to come to terms with the fact that I would see you no more.
Even as I write this, the tears are still flowing.
My heart is heavy with thoughts of you each waking moments.
There are some friends who have become family and you are one of them.

Remembering our RCF moments, FET moments, hostel moments make it so hard to let you go. You have left a vacuum no one can ever fill.

You have taught me a great lesson which I wished to have learnt before losing you.
"Keep in touch with friends always and never assume all is well".
Till we meet to part no more, adieu Oluwatosin Bolade Ajewole.

You will always be in our hearts.