Osaze Osifo - Online Memorial Website

Brother,
We will surely miss you. Your life was short, very short but impactful. You always had  an encouraging word for any and everyone you came across.  We are still in shock and yet to come to terms with the fact that you are no more, Yes! Gone to rest from all these pressures and stress. Everyday, the question comes to mind: What really is this world about?  Good nite brother.

Osaze,

Who will call me my "my Big brother", and have great philosophical discussions , and will tell me about his best friend Ibukun and the young ladies Adesuwa and Ehiose in his life? Osaze you rose by merit, lived respected and died regretted.

May the Great Architect of the universe give your parents, sisters Egbe and Enoma, wife Ibukun and children Adesuwa and Ehiose strength in this period of their loss. Rest in Peace

What a huge blow, Osaze.  Why did you have to leave so soon?  Your life and times here left a huge impact on those around you, and on Nigeria. You had so much energy, so much passion for progressing finance & the world of business.  You were fun to work and hang out with as a colleague many times.  The last time I saw you was sometime early in 2010, and you would always say hello, even though I left Ocean & Oil/Oando in 2006.  I remembered you often.  Wow... What a loss your passing is...

I pray for strength and comfort for Ibukun, Adesuwa and Ehiose, Osaze's parents, and his sisters, and his dearest friends.  God knows, and he loves you all.  And, He loves Osaze much more... which is why He has taken him away to rest.

O digba o!  Sun re...

Osaze, you left us knowing that it’s not what you do once in a while, it’s what you do day in and day out that makes the difference…

You lived your life each day as you would climb a mountain with many scenes observed from each new vantage point.

And you were ready to pay the price to make your dreams come true…

Your memory has become a treasure... 

Rest in peace and goodbye!

Osaze.... Words fail me. This situation truly brings to mind the adage: "Not how long, but how well".... What more can we all say?
Your achievements at work - exceptional, outstanding, stellar.
As a family man - responsible, reliable, trust worthy.
As a worthy "aburo" - always respectful, eager to re-connect, reminisce about the good old Ibadan days and passionately share views on how we can all do more to improve our country Nigeria.  
You have done well. We are proud of your achievements and, as it is with those who have truly added value along the way in this journey of life, you will be sorely missed.

Ibukun....we lift you and the children up in prayer. Your husband was worthy of emulation and although it may sound like small consolation at this time, this is a priceless gift which will endure far longer than any physical or material possession. 

Aunty and Uncle.....your son touched many, many lives and was a motivator and shining example to many. May God console you and give you the strength to bear this terrible loss.

Egbe, my classmate from Staff School UI....Osaze did us all proud. God will dry your tears.

Osaze - Peace, perfect peace.





 

Dear Osaze,
I couldn't believe it when I heard. You are gone too soon, and your passing is a real blow. You were a great mentor and showed so much passion and energy in everything you did. We tried to catch up in Lagos this past December, and I didn't realize that was IT. I pray that your family gain the strength to deal with the loss. 

I am very saddened to hear the untimely passing of a bright, energetic and visionary young Nigeria.

May God allmight send His light and His comfort even on such a dark day.

Deepest condolences to Ibukun and the children.

May his soul rest in peace.
 

Ibukun,

We are so, so sorry.  Oz was a wonderful  friend and a great professional.  Watching United will never be the same without him.  May God grant you and your lovely kids the fortitude to bear his loss.  May his fond memories bring you comfort .  May God watch over you and the entire Osifo family today and always.

Femi & Sandra Solebo

I join with so many others who knew Osaze Osifo in offering our deepest sympathy on his passing. Although it is little consolation at this sad time, it should be of some satisfaction to know that the measure of a life well-lived is not in how much money one has or what possessions they have accumulated, but rather through the lives they touched and the sorrow they leave behind. If the outpouring of sympathy on his loss is any indication, and it most certainly is, you can proudly and confidently say that his indeed was a life well-lived.

May you find peace and comfort in knowing that his loss is felt by all who knew and loved him.

Goodbye Boss

Osaze, you have gone too soon, my friend. We will miss you.  My condolences and sympathies to your family.  You are all in my prayers
JC