Pastor Abraham Adesoye Onafuwa

I’m so very sorry for the loss of your husband. Mr. Onafuwa was my boss at Lever Brothers, Nigeria. My contact with him changed my life. He got me thinking about venturing abroad. He introduced me to people one of whom was his cousin, Mr, ‘Gbolahan Famoti who worked diligently to make me realize my dreams. First, I traveled to Japan where I lived for three and half years. When I got back home I paid him a visit in your 2004 housing estate in Victoria Island. He invited me out to his club meetings at Eko Holiday Inn where he gave a very good introduction of me. I had a good and humorous exchange of ideas with attendees which included the former military governor of Lagos state and the chief of naval staff, and other important members of the Nigerian establishment. I drove him in my mint Mercedes Benz. He was very happy and proud of me. He then unleash a secret to me that his younger brother had just secured a visa to the United States and that I should go see Mr. Famoti for assistance. I concured, and was how I found myself to the United States. I have lived in the United States for 30 years now and have made a lot of progress. I hold a couple of college degrees including a masters degree. I have raised a family and have been supporting friends and family members financially all thanks to Mr. Onafuwa.
I was speaking to Mr. Famoti a few months back when he broke the news to me. I was in shock and very devastated at the rude news. I had lost contact with him a while back and never knew he had relocated to the United States and even became a pastor. I would have loved to visit with him and hear him call me “Shedy, Shedy” as he traditionally called me. May God grant him eternal rest. He was a good and very decent man. May God bless you and your household. Amen.