
Efejitevwe Richardson Osheore Ziregbe (aka De juice)

For this God is our God forever and ever; He will be our guide even to the end.
PSALM 48:14
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Efejitevwe (De Juice) Ziregbe, born July 23, 1969, passed away peacefully on January 28, 2026, at the age of 56 in Abuja. He leaves behind a legacy rooted in love, strength, and commitment to family and community.
Efejitevwe is survived by his beloved wife, Uzezi, affectionately called "Teddy" by him, their three cherished children and loving siblings. He was a devoted husband and a caring father, whose presence brought comfort and support to those closest to him. His warmth, wisdom, and humor were treasured by all who shared in his life.
Known fondly as “De Juice,” Efejitevwe touched the hearts of many with his generous spirit and steadfast character. He approached life with kindness and respect for others, nurturing lasting friendships throughout the years.
His sudden departure is deeply felt by his family, friends, and everyone who had the privilege of knowing him. While words cannot fully express the void left by his absence, his memory will forever be held dear and his legacy carried forward by those whose lives he enriched.
He will be remembered with deep affection and gratitude. May he rest in peace.
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As I write this note, with tears dropping.. I'm fighting myself to be strong and do it.
Death be not proud,, we spoke about a lot of things.. Bruv we had plans, yet you are not here to see me through those plans.. Why 😔.. Your advice on all aspects of life were well acknowledged and understood. Our hang outs and always looking forward to the first person to find a rew spot for African meals.. You always came first by ratio..
My bruver always made sure he followed up on whatever activities he may have advised or discussed with you, I mean literally every thing..
A straight up person with no extra's. Tells you how it is and is not scared too. Another interesting part is my bruver having this unique way of laughing we all agree. You will be missed dearly.
I love you from the bottom of my heart, but for you my heart has no bottom.
Continue to rest in power..
Paradise Estate, Phase 2
SDDS4 Unit 1
Life Camp
Abuja.
THE DEMISE OF EFEJITEVWE (DE JUICE) ZIREGBE
I received with deep sorrow the news of the passing of Efejitevwe (De Juice) Ziregbe on Wednesday at 11:55AM. This is a profound loss, not only to his immediate family but to all who knew him and were touched by his warmth and character.
2. Efejitevwe was a devoted husband to my colleque, a loving father, and a man of admirable strength and integrity. His commitment to family, his generosity of spirit, and his respectful engagement with others left a lasting impression on everyone privileged to encounter him. He lived a life anchored in love, kindness, and quiet dignity.
3. As a close colleague of his beloved wife, Uzezi, I share deeply in this moment of grief. Words are inadequate to ease the pain of such a loss, but I pray that the cherished memories of a life well lived will provide comfort and strength during this difficult period.
4. May his soul rest in perfect peace, and may God grant his family especially his wife and children the fortitude to bear this irreparable loss.
5. Please accept my heartfelt condolences.
Abdullahi Lawal Kanoma
Second United Nations Division
Ministry Of Foreign Affairs
Abuja.
+2348033800812
lawal.kanoma@foreignaffairs.gov.ng
Good afternoon Madam.
We just got the information about the passage unto glory of our friend and course mate, your beloved Husband Mr Efejitevwe Ziregbe.
Please on behalf of the entire members of UI MBA Class of 2007/2008, we express our heartfelt condolences to you, the children and entire family over this sad loss of a great husband, father and associate.
May his gentle soul rest in perfect peace.
Efe, Efizy as we fondly called him was a good fellow, quite charming, amiable, friendly and principled person we all so much loved.
We will sorely miss him.
Kindly oblige us the update on the burial plans.
Once again please accept our deepest sympathy and condolences.
All I want to remember is the last hard laugh we had together last year when you called and said "Dessy,you know you were very stubborn can you remember when dad called you severely and you answered him by calling his his name GEORGE and as you appeared he threw the remote at you?" and we laughed so hard for a while. You were a cheerful person to be with considerate and ready to advise.
You will be missed always
But you forever remain in my heart with all the fond memories of our childhood. Love you bro.
Dessy Jicheko Omotoso
You were always there for my family at every point in time.
The news really hit me hard, But I know your in a better place in the presence God, Uncle eve rest in peace
He was very accommodating from the very first time I met him. He accepted me as one of his own, just as a family does. He always asked after my family, how I was doing, and how work was going.
Our conversations were often about politics and history, and whenever he spoke, you could feel the depth of his knowledge and wisdom. He carried himself with calm strength and presence.
May you rest in perfect peace, sir. One love, and love always.
You've raised a solid legacy in your children, I see that everyday in my friend Sharon.
Farewell Sir.
That’s what my son called you when he was young which became what you fondly called him through the years.It was shocking and sad to find out you had left this world.What nobody can take away from you is the passion you had for your family. You are in a better place now with no more pain, even though we miss your presence.
Till we meet to part no more.
You always call me Iyawo because I married your brother from Urhobo.
May God console Dcn Uzezi and the children.
We love you till we meet at Jesus feet
The pain doesn't hit till you have to sit and write about someone who meant so much to you, and not in a subtle way.
I'm extreemly greatful for the time we spent together, even when we butted head, thank you for all the corrections and guidance on how to go about life and relationships. There was and is so much that we still needed to discuss regarding the future, and it hurts knowing those conversations will never happen.
In all i'm grateful to God that you're in a better place, free from the pains and sufferings of this world.... I know you'd always have my back like you did in this world... me and all my cousins just gained a guardian angel.
Love you to the moon and back, uncle.
With Love, The General!!
You were such a jolly good fellow who brought lots of fun and sunshine wherever you went.
You were so irrepressible and full of life. We are happy to have shared such close family ties. What a pity you left this soon.
You will be sorely missed by all of us.
May you find Rest and Peace in the Bosom of the Lord.
Martin Ahachi
Senior Efe I can’t forget in hurry how you took care of me at that young age in Secondary school. Many years after school we were still in touch. Our relationship blossomed that my parents knew your Dad. Our parents became family friends and they visited each other whilst we lived at Satellite Town Lagos.
You will surely be missed sir.
Continue to rest on in the bossom of the Lord.
May Almighty God grant him eternal rest .Amen.
This only spoke of the man/husband that you were.
Yes, we will continue to deliver your message to husbands.
Rest on dear brother!
But you passed too soon and I shouldn't be the one writing an Epitaph for you. God in his infinite mercies knows why. We are consoled by the legacies of love and true friendship,deep humility and family bonds your memory will always invoke amongst us, family and friends.
Good nite dear brother.
Words fail me. The news of your demise came as a rude shock. I'm tempted to ask, "why"? But who am I question God? Thank God for the opportunity to have known you. The legacy of your very gentle, peaceful and loving nature will forever be cherished. Rest peacefully in the bossom of our God, my brother.
We received with deep sadness the news of the passing of our dear classmate and friend, fondly called “Mai Tea.” His departure has left a void in our hearts that words can hardly fill.
Mai Tea was a gentle, calm, and friendly soul, someone who related easily with everyone around him.
During our secondary school days, he was known not just for his kindness but also for his lively spirit. Many of us will always remember him as a talented Bungalow Dancer, whose performances brought laughter, joy, and unforgettable moments to our school life.
He lived simply, minded his business, and treated people with respect. His humility and cheerful presence made him loved by classmates, juniors, teachers and remembered by all who crossed his path.
Though he has left this world too soon, the memories we shared with him will remain forever in our hearts. We thank God for the privilege of knowing him and sharing a part of life’s journey together.
May his gentle soul rest in perfect peace, and may God grant his family, friends, classmates and well-wishers the strength to bear this great loss.
Adieu, Mai Tea.
You will always be remembered.
Yours always,
Daddy’s little princess

