Memorial

Tolutayo Fadahunsi

xx xx, xxxx - xx xx, xxxx

Remembering and celebrating the life of a very wonderful Man who had returned home to be with Our Heavenly Father. A beloved Husband, Father, Brother, Uncle, Cousin & Friend. Though the journey may have been way shorter than what we expect, your memories, legacies and footprints will forever remain with us; Treasured. You always will be Unforgettable!

Condolences

Aderonke Dada

Still cant believe you have gone Tayo. Asking all the why and what if but this doesnt change anything. I pray that you rest well in the bossom of your maker! Adieu cousin!

Julius Shonubi

Tayo, it's hard to believe you are no longer with us. Your smile, humour and energy for life was second to none. You'll be missed but never forgotten, I remember your humour from your university days and you always had time to help everyone. We know you've gone to the Lord to rest now. but your legacy will live on in your kids,forever, Amen Please keep resting in the bossom of the Lord,Amen

Mrs Olamiposi Jegede-Oyenuga

ToluTayo, you will surely be missed. and i pray that God in His infinite mercy give your Mother, Children, Wife and the rest of your family to bear the loss! May your gentle soul continue to rest in perfect peace - Amen

Adeyemi Agblusi

Tayo was a gentle and kind soul. Very caring and generous. He will be missed. May God grant him eternal rest and comfort all the family at this time.

Boluwatife Olubodun

Mr. Fadahunsi was more than just a leader at ENL NOVA; he was a source of immense inspiration to all of us. His dedication, strategic insight, and unwavering commitment to excellence were evident in every aspect of his work. He led with tenacity that earned him the respect and admiration of the entire team. His loss is an immeasurable one for our organization, and he will be deeply missed. We are incredibly grateful for the privilege of having worked under his guidance and for the lasting impact he has had on our professional lives. During this difficult time, our thoughts and prayers are with you and your entire family. We pray that you find strength and comfort in the cherished memories you hold. With deepest sympathy, Boluwatife Olubodun Quality Assurance ENL-NOVA

Lucas Emelone

Dear Tayo, You lived with his eyes cast gently toward tomorrow. Long before the world caught on, you were already there; handing me an invite to an early corner of the web like Googlemail when it was just a secret between visionaries. You saw the shape of things to come years before they arrived, always opening doors for us, always sharing the future as if it were a gift meant to be passed around. The silence you leave behind carries a heavy weight, but I find comfort knowing why you were called away so soon. Heaven must have needed a steady hand—a cool-headed, kindred spirit with the rare grace to lead without noise, to guide with warmth. Rest softly, Tayo. You ran far ahead of the curve, and now you rest ahead of us. Until the trail brings us back together, adios, my brother.

Oyinkansola Akinsanya

Tayo, I find this eulogy extreemly difficult to write especially being your very close aunty, but with much courage, I decided to attest to your greatness. I first met you in August 1975, when i came to visit you in Essex at your Nanny's, (aunty Irine Curry OBM) with your mum, and (dad OBM) too. You were then 2 years old. A cute happy little toddler smartly dressed, passionately loved and well cared for. You were very warm towards me and we both sretched our hands towards eachother. You sat on my lap and we began to bond like love at first sight and we've been very close since. I watched you grew into teenager, then adulthood and finally a full grown man that was fully established with great purpose. You were so vibrant, very friendly and quite funny. Your smiles were meaningful with good sense of humour and no dulling. We would talk for days, agreed, disagreed but you never took a no for an answer. You were focused and took your career seriously with great determination and very high expectations. You made the most of every opportunities that came your way and channelled your altruistic nature in helping and encouraging lots of people with great impact in their lives. You invited me to Dubai in year 2006, when you were working for Etisalat. I spend time with you and your family and you made my visit so special, pleasurable, and memorable. You showed me round as Dubai was still under great construction, we went on a trip to Safari Park in the desert and saw the night entertainments and the Sunset. It was great fun and such memories will forever be remembered. Tayo, you were a great, loving, caring, dedicated father who had such a deep geniune love for your family, especially Princess and Kington whom you massively cherished with high hopes. May God Almighty uphold and journey with them Amen

Murphy Akinbowale Oludahunsi

My dear cousin, your sudden departure has left a deep emptiness in our hearts. You left us too soon, with so much more life, dreams and achievements ahead of you. You were a motivator, supporter, achiever, goal-getter and dependable friend. Soft-spoken and humble, yet strong in character, determined and purposeful, you touched many lives through your encouragement, kindness and willingness to support others. You inspired people to believe in themselves, pursue their dreams and never give up. Rest peacefully, dear cousin. May your gentle soul rest in perfect peace. Amen.

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