Tribute

My earliest memory of my older brother Aderemi (Bros Remi) was of someone who was very quiet, not shy but somewhat reserved. He was kind-hearted in a way that was never performative — it was simply who he was. He was generous and patient with people, even when his generosity and patience cost him something. He listened before he spoke, and when he did speak, his words carried weight because they came from a place of genuine care. He blossomed as an attorney, his meticulous attention to detail, a well-known trait— nothing escaped his careful eye, no matter how small.

Aderemi leaves behind a legacy not measured in years, but in lives changed, hearts comforted, and souls pointed toward Christ. Every person he counseled, every congregation member he pastored, every room he calmed simply by walking into it — all of it was ministry. All of it was worship.

Bros Remi I will miss your laugh, our prayer sessions, wisdom you imparted in my times of impatience (which were many), your steadying hand, and gentle presence. In this I am glad, that you’ve heard the voice of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ welcoming you into eternity with these words: “Well done, good and faithful servant”.