Kunle Ajamu KBlack
A beautiful soul, deeply loved and dearly missed.
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Kunle Ajamu, fondly known as KBlack, was born on 23rd February 1973 and lived in Kent, United Kingdom. He was a rare soul, truly one in a million, a man whose life was defined by extraordinary kindness, generosity, and an infectious joy that lit up every room he entered.
Kunle worked in the healthcare sector at Guy’s and St Thomas’ Hospital, dedicating his life to the care and well-being of others. Beyond this, he was also a Director of Ajamu & Co Logistics, demonstrating his drive, leadership, and commitment to building something meaningful for his family. He gave his alI, his compassion, professionalism, and genuine love for people left a lasting impact on colleagues, and everyone he worked with.
He was a devoted and loving husband to Fadeke Ajamu, and a proud father to Muyiwa, Ayomide, Temitope, and Demilade. His family was his greatest pride and joy. He didn’t just speak love - he lived it, consistently showing up, providing, protecting, and nurturing those closest to him.
Kunle was an angel in human form and always ready to help, no matter the time or circumstance. You could call him at the most unexpected hour, and he would answer without hesitation, ready to listen, support, and find a solution. He had a remarkable ability to lift people up, always encouraging others to grow, thrive, and become the best version of themselves.
He was a natural problem solver, a dependable pillar, and a man people turned to in times of need. His generosity knew no limits, he gave freely of his time, energy, and resources, never expecting anything in return. He carried people’s burdens as if they were his own.
Kunle had a bubbly spirit and a contagious laughter that brought joy wherever he went. He loved life, loved people, and lived each moment with warmth and positivity. His presence was comforting, his words uplifting, and his heart pure.
He had a special gift for bringing people together. His home was a place of love and unity, especially during Christmas celebrations, where family and friends gathered to share in laughter, music, food, and unforgettable moments. He made everyone feel seen, valued, and at home.
Kunle was always there for everyone. He was a true friend, a brother, a mentor, and a source of strength. His impact on people’s lives is immeasurable, and his absence has left a deep and painful void in everyone’s heart.
His passing is a profound shock, a loss that words can hardly capture. Yet, even in this pain, we celebrate a life so beautifully lived, a life of purpose, love, and selflessness.
Kunle was not just a good man, he was an exceptional man, a blessing to all who knew him.
His legacy of love, kindness, generosity, and unity will continue to live on in the hearts of his family, friends, and everyone whose life he touched.
He will be deeply missed, forever loved, and never forgotten.
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April 26, 2026
Kunle the News of your death was received with rude shock!
Only God knows best why so soon... you're a friend who is always ready to assist no matter the distance right from the school days at Mount Olivet grammar School bodija Ibadan,easy going and always neat in outfit
May Almighty God grant you eternal rest and comfort the entire family you left behind.
Good night kunle until we meet to party no more .
Only God knows best why so soon... you're a friend who is always ready to assist no matter the distance right from the school days at Mount Olivet grammar School bodija Ibadan,easy going and always neat in outfit
May Almighty God grant you eternal rest and comfort the entire family you left behind.
Good night kunle until we meet to party no more .
April 24, 2026
KBLACK! My prayer goes to your wife, children , siblings and your mother that you left behind. May God continues to uphold them in all their ways and console including extended families and friends. It's very hard for me to say goodbye as you departed from this world, you shall be greatly missed among us continue to rest on The Lord K. It's well with your soul.
April 23, 2026
The two hardest things to say in life is hello for the first time and goodbye for the last.However, God himself deserves to have you. Your demise is a confirmation that our God is a jealous God. Uncle Kunle, you were definitely underrated because you were an angel who lived amongst us . You always had a solution to every situation. What a resourceful and selfless human being you were! My last trip to Nigeria I called you on a short notice ,you took me to the airport without collecting a dine from me neither did I know that was the last time I was going to see you. I wonder why good people don’t live long . Your passing away still left my husband speechless (Baba sanjay) as you fondly called him. No day will go by without him saying se kunle ti ku niyen. Uncle Kunle be rest assured that your children will do exploit, they will be distinguished for greatness and God will satisfy them with long life Amen. Uncle Kunle, rest well in his Bosom 🙏
April 23, 2026
I will forever remember a very good and close friend. It still feels like I’m dreaming hearing about KBlack’s passing.
A good, kind, and selfless man with good intentions. Thinks about others more than himself. Kblack was the one you can call at any hour of the day/night and will show up, and find solution to your request. The one who gives more than he takes. The kind of person who wants you to do things better and with perfection.
You have being nothing but a blessing to me and to everyone around you. Being around Kunle brings you joy, laughter and hope for a better tomorrow.
Kunle, gone too soon, but you cannot be easily forgotten and will forever be in my memory.
Rest in the Lord, till we meet again.
Bidemi Olawoyin
A good, kind, and selfless man with good intentions. Thinks about others more than himself. Kblack was the one you can call at any hour of the day/night and will show up, and find solution to your request. The one who gives more than he takes. The kind of person who wants you to do things better and with perfection.
You have being nothing but a blessing to me and to everyone around you. Being around Kunle brings you joy, laughter and hope for a better tomorrow.
Kunle, gone too soon, but you cannot be easily forgotten and will forever be in my memory.
Rest in the Lord, till we meet again.
Bidemi Olawoyin
April 20, 2026
Tribute to my beloved brother
Olakunle AJAMU
My Brother was more than just a sibling:he was my greatest ally, From our childhood adventures to the support he gave me in troubled times, he always look out for me. He had a knack for making everyone feel better just by walking into a room with that signature smile...."
MY beloved brother, my
protector, my friend, and my source of endless joy.
Though you are no longer here, your smile, your looks still echoes in my heart and your memories will forever be in my heart.
REST in PEACE
"Till we meet to part no more"
Jiboye Ajamu
Olakunle AJAMU
My Brother was more than just a sibling:he was my greatest ally, From our childhood adventures to the support he gave me in troubled times, he always look out for me. He had a knack for making everyone feel better just by walking into a room with that signature smile...."
MY beloved brother, my
protector, my friend, and my source of endless joy.
Though you are no longer here, your smile, your looks still echoes in my heart and your memories will forever be in my heart.
REST in PEACE
"Till we meet to part no more"
Jiboye Ajamu
April 19, 2026
TRIBUTE FOR JOHN OLAKUNLE AJAMU
A Gentle Soul, A Lasting Light.
From all of us in the 1988 Set of Mount Olivet Grammar School, Bodija (MOGS), Ibadan, Nigeria, we honour the memory of our dear friend, *John Olakunle Ajamu*, whose life was a quiet blessing and a testimony to the beauty of a life well lived.
Fondly called *K Black* by friends and admirers, he carried peace like a garment. He wore neatness and immaculate appearance with dignity and decency.
He was more extroverted than introverted, displayed an absolutely non-disruptive character while we were in school, and lived with sartorial elegance. K Black moved through life with a calmness that soothed hearts. He was extremely accommodating, wore an infectious smile, and was kind in the truest sense; loving without strain, gentle in spirit, and tranquil in a world often filled with noise.
Being around K Black was like standing beside still waters on a warm morning-restful, pure, and reassuring. His life reminded us that greatness is not always loud; sometimes it is found in a soft voice, a peaceful heart, a kind hand, and a love that reaches deeply. Truly, K Black was the quintessence of these virtues.
The Scriptures remind us that *“to every thing there is a season*, *and a time to every purpose under the heaven"* (Ecclesiastes 3:1),
and also that *our life is even a vapour, that appeareth for a little time, *and then vanisheth away* (James 4:14). Though we mourn, we do so in hope, for *“Precious in the sight of the LORD is the death of his saints* (Psalm 116:15). And so, in faith we ask,*“O death, where is thy sting?* *O grave, where is thy victory?”* (1 Corinthians 15:55).
K Black, to God be the glory for a warfare accomplished, a race completed, and a triumph beyond the flesh. You have stepped into life after life, where pain is no more and peace is everlasting. *"You have finished your course; you have kept the faith"* (2 Timothy 4:7).
Sleep on, beloved, until eternity awakens you.
*Enduring love*,
*1988 MOGS Set*
A Gentle Soul, A Lasting Light.
From all of us in the 1988 Set of Mount Olivet Grammar School, Bodija (MOGS), Ibadan, Nigeria, we honour the memory of our dear friend, *John Olakunle Ajamu*, whose life was a quiet blessing and a testimony to the beauty of a life well lived.
Fondly called *K Black* by friends and admirers, he carried peace like a garment. He wore neatness and immaculate appearance with dignity and decency.
He was more extroverted than introverted, displayed an absolutely non-disruptive character while we were in school, and lived with sartorial elegance. K Black moved through life with a calmness that soothed hearts. He was extremely accommodating, wore an infectious smile, and was kind in the truest sense; loving without strain, gentle in spirit, and tranquil in a world often filled with noise.
Being around K Black was like standing beside still waters on a warm morning-restful, pure, and reassuring. His life reminded us that greatness is not always loud; sometimes it is found in a soft voice, a peaceful heart, a kind hand, and a love that reaches deeply. Truly, K Black was the quintessence of these virtues.
The Scriptures remind us that *“to every thing there is a season*, *and a time to every purpose under the heaven"* (Ecclesiastes 3:1),
and also that *our life is even a vapour, that appeareth for a little time, *and then vanisheth away* (James 4:14). Though we mourn, we do so in hope, for *“Precious in the sight of the LORD is the death of his saints* (Psalm 116:15). And so, in faith we ask,*“O death, where is thy sting?* *O grave, where is thy victory?”* (1 Corinthians 15:55).
K Black, to God be the glory for a warfare accomplished, a race completed, and a triumph beyond the flesh. You have stepped into life after life, where pain is no more and peace is everlasting. *"You have finished your course; you have kept the faith"* (2 Timothy 4:7).
Sleep on, beloved, until eternity awakens you.
*Enduring love*,
*1988 MOGS Set*
April 19, 2026
Uncle,
You will truly be missed. You honestly one of the nicest uncles to have and I still cannot believe you have gone.
I will continue to show up for aunty and the children. They will never go without. They will be supported forever.
I know you are in heaven watching on your loved ones.
Heaven has gained an angel.
Bye for now uncle
Tolu
You will truly be missed. You honestly one of the nicest uncles to have and I still cannot believe you have gone.
I will continue to show up for aunty and the children. They will never go without. They will be supported forever.
I know you are in heaven watching on your loved ones.
Heaven has gained an angel.
Bye for now uncle
Tolu
April 16, 2026
Kunle ( K Black) my In-law as I always call you.Thank you for the laughter, the loyalty, and the lessons.You showed what quiet strength really looks like.You were never just brother-in-law, you were a friend too. You were part of my family in every way that counts. We all going to miss the ease and wisdom you carried so naturally. You were someone we counted on. Whether it was your steady presence, dry humour, or quiet advice, you left a real mark. Rest peacefully, and thank you for being part of our life in such a meaningful way. You lived with heart, humour, and humility. You supported your family, lifted others up, and led by example, even when you didn’t realise it.Your legacy is one of kindness, strength, and decency. Words feel small, but love doesn’t end... REST ON... YOU WILL ALWAYS BE PART OF OUR STORY..
O'Charles Adesanmi & Family.
O'Charles Adesanmi & Family.
April 15, 2026
To my beloved brother and beautiful soul ❤️.
I don't expect that you will leave us early like this, is so so sad.
My soul and my heart can't process your death, my heart so heavy when l think about your death.
We grow up with love as a brother and sister but l don't know that's you will going so soon like this.
Anytime am think about your death my heart cry heavily inside of me.
In my head he just looks as a dream, l cannot still process it on my heart.
You are the brother so loving and caring for the family and friends.
I remember anytime I call you and we talk about any situation , you normally said don't worry kemi that God will be in control.
I remember anytime we are talking about our father you normally said our father have done great work for all of us and his prayers is the one that working for all of us now.
My brother l know God Almighty know what we don't know, but I know your beautiful soul we rest in perfect peace.
Your good work that have done for family and friends we make a beautiful ways for your children's and your wife in Jesus mighty name.
Is so heard to say bye bye.
Ayinde Ayinde ji omo oloye.
Good night rest well in hand of Almighty God till we meet again.
Your sister Kemi Ajamu.
Y
I don't expect that you will leave us early like this, is so so sad.
My soul and my heart can't process your death, my heart so heavy when l think about your death.
We grow up with love as a brother and sister but l don't know that's you will going so soon like this.
Anytime am think about your death my heart cry heavily inside of me.
In my head he just looks as a dream, l cannot still process it on my heart.
You are the brother so loving and caring for the family and friends.
I remember anytime I call you and we talk about any situation , you normally said don't worry kemi that God will be in control.
I remember anytime we are talking about our father you normally said our father have done great work for all of us and his prayers is the one that working for all of us now.
My brother l know God Almighty know what we don't know, but I know your beautiful soul we rest in perfect peace.
Your good work that have done for family and friends we make a beautiful ways for your children's and your wife in Jesus mighty name.
Is so heard to say bye bye.
Ayinde Ayinde ji omo oloye.
Good night rest well in hand of Almighty God till we meet again.
Your sister Kemi Ajamu.
Y
April 15, 2026
Your passing has left a deep and painful void, one that words can hardly express. Yet, we trust that God knows best in all things.
My dear brother-in-law, you were a truly kind and caring soul. I will always cherish the moments we shared and the conversations we had. Your last birthday remains a beautiful memory—filled with laughter and joy as my children, my husband (Lanre), and I sang for you, never imagining it would be our final celebration together.
We had hoped to see you again, to meet you face to face, but death came too soon and took that chance away. Still, your love and memory will forever remain in our hearts.
Rest peacefully in the blossom of God.
Baba ọkọ mi, ọmọ ọlọ́yẹ- Olakunle Ajamu Sun re ooo Kblack.
My dear brother-in-law, you were a truly kind and caring soul. I will always cherish the moments we shared and the conversations we had. Your last birthday remains a beautiful memory—filled with laughter and joy as my children, my husband (Lanre), and I sang for you, never imagining it would be our final celebration together.
We had hoped to see you again, to meet you face to face, but death came too soon and took that chance away. Still, your love and memory will forever remain in our hearts.
Rest peacefully in the blossom of God.
Baba ọkọ mi, ọmọ ọlọ́yẹ- Olakunle Ajamu Sun re ooo Kblack.
April 15, 2026
To a beloved uncle, father, and devoted family man
Hearing the news was devastating. Uncle Kunle was a great and resilient man who always showed up. He was gentle and kind, with a home and family full of love. There are so many memories I’ll never forget, he brought so much positivity to my childhood, and I will forever be grateful.
May your soul rest in eternal peace. You will be missed dearly.
Hearing the news was devastating. Uncle Kunle was a great and resilient man who always showed up. He was gentle and kind, with a home and family full of love. There are so many memories I’ll never forget, he brought so much positivity to my childhood, and I will forever be grateful.
May your soul rest in eternal peace. You will be missed dearly.
April 15, 2026
I will always remember Uncle Kunle as being kind hearted and going out his way to make everyone feel valued. He would put effort into making sure that we always enjoyed christmas growing up.
Even though he is no longer here, he won't be forgotten his presence will continue to live on.
Rest in perfect peace Uncle
Even though he is no longer here, he won't be forgotten his presence will continue to live on.
Rest in perfect peace Uncle
April 15, 2026
To my beloved brother, Ayinde iji, Omo Olóyé.
My heart has been broken open into a million pieces, yet it is still so full of love for you. They say that brothers are born not by choice, but by the nature of our birth, but I couldn't have chosen a better one if I tried. You were truly the best on earth.
From the very beginning, you were my brother and father. You make it easier for me to talk to you and you make my kids to feel and cherish your presence even without meeting you... As my kids will call you big daddy and also my wife we will forever miss the way you love and care for us all, your infectious energy, and the way you always support in all situations. You had a heart of a lion, and although life was often hard, you were harder right back, never giving up and setting an example of strength that I will carry with me forever.
I am so grateful for the times shared—the memories, the laughter, and the quiet moments, too. You showed everyone around you how to be strong and you also showed people how to be kind. Your generosity knew no bounds, often putting others before yourself.
Though you are gone from my sight, I will never lose the moments shared. I will see you in the beauty of the world, hear you in the stories we tell, and feel you in the love our family still holds for you.
I love you, man. I will see you someday, just hang in there, we will meet again.
Rest in peace, my dear brother Kblack. You are loved beyond measure.
With all my love,
Olatunbosun Ajamu
My heart has been broken open into a million pieces, yet it is still so full of love for you. They say that brothers are born not by choice, but by the nature of our birth, but I couldn't have chosen a better one if I tried. You were truly the best on earth.
From the very beginning, you were my brother and father. You make it easier for me to talk to you and you make my kids to feel and cherish your presence even without meeting you... As my kids will call you big daddy and also my wife we will forever miss the way you love and care for us all, your infectious energy, and the way you always support in all situations. You had a heart of a lion, and although life was often hard, you were harder right back, never giving up and setting an example of strength that I will carry with me forever.
I am so grateful for the times shared—the memories, the laughter, and the quiet moments, too. You showed everyone around you how to be strong and you also showed people how to be kind. Your generosity knew no bounds, often putting others before yourself.
Though you are gone from my sight, I will never lose the moments shared. I will see you in the beauty of the world, hear you in the stories we tell, and feel you in the love our family still holds for you.
I love you, man. I will see you someday, just hang in there, we will meet again.
Rest in peace, my dear brother Kblack. You are loved beyond measure.
With all my love,
Olatunbosun Ajamu
April 15, 2026
I'm still in shock KUNLE and i have accepted everything in good faith
May your beautiful soul continue to rest in perfect peace
Sunre oo brother mi skido
May your beautiful soul continue to rest in perfect peace
Sunre oo brother mi skido
April 15, 2026
We grieve with heavy hearts because our family has lost a son, a brother, an uncle, a husband, a father and the world has lost a good man.
Olakunle, you were kind in a way that disarmed people. You were loving without keeping score. You were dedicated to this family in every season, present, steady, and selfless.
As a son, you brought pride and peace. You honored your parents with your choices and your care. You carried the family name with dignity.
As a brother, you were the call at midnight, the laugh in hard times, the backbone we all leaned on. You protected without being asked and gave without being reminded.
As an uncle, you were soft hands and strong shoulders. You showed the younger ones what it means to be dependable, to lead with love, to show up even when tired.
As a Husband, you loved your wife with a steady protective love that didn't need audience, in quiet decisions, the late night talks, the sacrifices no one saw. A husband's love never end.
As a Father, you were present, kind and dedicated to your children, you thought by example, how to work hard, how to treat people well, how to put family before self. You were a father in the truest sense.
Your life told one story, family first. Now that you’re gone, that story doesn’t end. It continues in us, in how we treat each other, how we remember you, how we choose kindness because you did.
Olakunle Ajamu, we won’t say goodbye. We will say thank you. Thank you for the love you poured into this family. Thank you for the example you left behind.
Sun re o, Ayinde iji, Omo Olóyé. We love you always and forever.
The Entire Ajamu Family
Olakunle, you were kind in a way that disarmed people. You were loving without keeping score. You were dedicated to this family in every season, present, steady, and selfless.
As a son, you brought pride and peace. You honored your parents with your choices and your care. You carried the family name with dignity.
As a brother, you were the call at midnight, the laugh in hard times, the backbone we all leaned on. You protected without being asked and gave without being reminded.
As an uncle, you were soft hands and strong shoulders. You showed the younger ones what it means to be dependable, to lead with love, to show up even when tired.
As a Husband, you loved your wife with a steady protective love that didn't need audience, in quiet decisions, the late night talks, the sacrifices no one saw. A husband's love never end.
As a Father, you were present, kind and dedicated to your children, you thought by example, how to work hard, how to treat people well, how to put family before self. You were a father in the truest sense.
Your life told one story, family first. Now that you’re gone, that story doesn’t end. It continues in us, in how we treat each other, how we remember you, how we choose kindness because you did.
Olakunle Ajamu, we won’t say goodbye. We will say thank you. Thank you for the love you poured into this family. Thank you for the example you left behind.
Sun re o, Ayinde iji, Omo Olóyé. We love you always and forever.
The Entire Ajamu Family
April 15, 2026
To my beloved brother, to say your loss was devastating, painful and shocking is an understatement. But I have joy in the knowledge that you lived a good and fulfilled life.
Bro. Kunle, as I fondly called you, you carried kindness like it was the easiest thing in the world. In a room full of noise, your calm voice made people feel seen. In a family full of needs, you showed up, loving, steady, dedicated.
I am overwhelmed with testimonies of your kindness and love from family and friends.
You didn’t love with words alone. You loved with action, early morning check-ins, sacrifices no one asked you to make, and the way you put family first will live long in memory.
Bro. kunle, you were reliable when it mattered, gentle when it was needed, and fierce about protecting the people you loved.
The world won’t sound the same without your laugh, gatherings won’t feel the same without you making sure everyone was okay. But the standard you set lives on. Your kindness taught me how to be better. Your dedication taught me how to stay positive even when things wasn't going my way.
Thank you for being my brother, my backbone, a soft place to land. I will keep your name alive by loving others the way you loved, fully, deliberately, without conditions.
Rest well in the bosom of our Lord, Olakunle Ajamu. The family and friends you gave everything to, will remember you forever.
Sun re o, egbon mi. I love you, always.
Lanre Ajamu
Bro. Kunle, as I fondly called you, you carried kindness like it was the easiest thing in the world. In a room full of noise, your calm voice made people feel seen. In a family full of needs, you showed up, loving, steady, dedicated.
I am overwhelmed with testimonies of your kindness and love from family and friends.
You didn’t love with words alone. You loved with action, early morning check-ins, sacrifices no one asked you to make, and the way you put family first will live long in memory.
Bro. kunle, you were reliable when it mattered, gentle when it was needed, and fierce about protecting the people you loved.
The world won’t sound the same without your laugh, gatherings won’t feel the same without you making sure everyone was okay. But the standard you set lives on. Your kindness taught me how to be better. Your dedication taught me how to stay positive even when things wasn't going my way.
Thank you for being my brother, my backbone, a soft place to land. I will keep your name alive by loving others the way you loved, fully, deliberately, without conditions.
Rest well in the bosom of our Lord, Olakunle Ajamu. The family and friends you gave everything to, will remember you forever.
Sun re o, egbon mi. I love you, always.
Lanre Ajamu
April 14, 2026
My dear brother Kunle,
I still can’t fully process that you are gone. It feels unreal… like a dream I keep hoping to wake up from. But deep down, I know this is real and the pain is heavy.
Kunle, I will miss you more than words can ever express.
You were not just my brother-in-law, you were truly my brother. A rare soul. A good man. One in a million. The kind of person this world desperately needs more of.
You had a heart of gold. Always there. Always ready. No matter the time day or night if anyone called you, you showed up. No complaints. No hesitation. Just love, support, and solutions. That was who you were.
I will miss those moments especially the gatherings, the laughter, the way you brought everyone together. Christmas will never feel the same without you. Your home was more than a place it was a centre of love, unity, and joy.
Your absence has left a deep cut in my heart. A space that cannot be filled.
But even in this pain, I thank God for your life. For the privilege of knowing you. For the memories we shared. For the impact you made, not just in my life, but in so many lives.
We will take care of your family. That is my promise to you. We will stand by them, support them, and continue the love you showed them every day.
Rest well, my brother…
You fought a good fight.
You lived a beautiful life.
You are deeply loved… and you will never, ever be forgotten.
Until we meet again.
One love always. ❤
I still can’t fully process that you are gone. It feels unreal… like a dream I keep hoping to wake up from. But deep down, I know this is real and the pain is heavy.
Kunle, I will miss you more than words can ever express.
You were not just my brother-in-law, you were truly my brother. A rare soul. A good man. One in a million. The kind of person this world desperately needs more of.
You had a heart of gold. Always there. Always ready. No matter the time day or night if anyone called you, you showed up. No complaints. No hesitation. Just love, support, and solutions. That was who you were.
I will miss those moments especially the gatherings, the laughter, the way you brought everyone together. Christmas will never feel the same without you. Your home was more than a place it was a centre of love, unity, and joy.
Your absence has left a deep cut in my heart. A space that cannot be filled.
But even in this pain, I thank God for your life. For the privilege of knowing you. For the memories we shared. For the impact you made, not just in my life, but in so many lives.
We will take care of your family. That is my promise to you. We will stand by them, support them, and continue the love you showed them every day.
Rest well, my brother…
You fought a good fight.
You lived a beautiful life.
You are deeply loved… and you will never, ever be forgotten.
Until we meet again.
One love always. ❤
April 13, 2026
Am so short of words,my heart is so heavy,Have asked God many questions why he took away an Angel at his prime.kblack is an Angel in human form ,he’s so humble,respectful,lively and always ready to help.i knew him for 34yrs and have never seen him angry .He values friendship and always say the truth at all times.What a rare gem.Hes slogan is we should do good at all time,Ayinde as I do call you Rest on.God will comfort us all .We love you but God loves you most.
April 13, 2026
Kunle, words are inadequate to describe your characters indelibility.
Your integrity as a man was profound as everyone around you benefited from it either in kind or as an astute advisor. You were so authentic with enduring traits.
Your smile was always contagious with peace, always prevailing as a beacon of calmness.
You gave love and everything at your disposal to those who knew you.
You were just a man of the people. You never refused anybody any help you could offer. You were always a solution to everybody's problems around you, You were a true Mr. Fixer.
You have left an indelible legacy that transcends many reasonings, a legacy that is worth emulating, a legacy that will continue to reverberate in the hearts of many.
Even in death, I doff my hat for you with a SALUTE & RESPECT
Whatever was the course of your death, the Scripture says, "And do not fear those who kill the body but cannot kill the soul. But rather fear Him, who is able to destroy both soul and body in hell." Matthew 10:28
Kunle, I am confident that you will live because Christ lives for all. He will raise you up with a glorified body on resurrection day.
Bye for now until we are gathered together again at the feet of Christ Jesus, the saviour of our souls.
Uncle Sly
Your integrity as a man was profound as everyone around you benefited from it either in kind or as an astute advisor. You were so authentic with enduring traits.
Your smile was always contagious with peace, always prevailing as a beacon of calmness.
You gave love and everything at your disposal to those who knew you.
You were just a man of the people. You never refused anybody any help you could offer. You were always a solution to everybody's problems around you, You were a true Mr. Fixer.
You have left an indelible legacy that transcends many reasonings, a legacy that is worth emulating, a legacy that will continue to reverberate in the hearts of many.
Even in death, I doff my hat for you with a SALUTE & RESPECT
Whatever was the course of your death, the Scripture says, "And do not fear those who kill the body but cannot kill the soul. But rather fear Him, who is able to destroy both soul and body in hell." Matthew 10:28
Kunle, I am confident that you will live because Christ lives for all. He will raise you up with a glorified body on resurrection day.
Bye for now until we are gathered together again at the feet of Christ Jesus, the saviour of our souls.
Uncle Sly
April 13, 2026
This came as a shock .
Very cool and easy going bros.
May you soul rest in peace
Amen
Very cool and easy going bros.
May you soul rest in peace
Amen
April 13, 2026
Hmmm,K Black
Am actually lost of words to express how shock I was when I heard the news of your sudden death ,
My mind flashed back to your last post in March celebrating your wife's Golden Jubilee with greta words and wonderful video...
Even though it's been over 20years that we have seen one on one, but memories we all had as one big family while growing up at coco cola is still fresh and your gently, funny , neat and fashionable taste still reflects in your life till date..
But I know that Heaven is rejoicing today that you have finally left this world to be with the saints, you have come, done your best and also have conquered ...
We love you but God loves you more..rest on Brotherly..
Will surely miss you..
Am actually lost of words to express how shock I was when I heard the news of your sudden death ,
My mind flashed back to your last post in March celebrating your wife's Golden Jubilee with greta words and wonderful video...
Even though it's been over 20years that we have seen one on one, but memories we all had as one big family while growing up at coco cola is still fresh and your gently, funny , neat and fashionable taste still reflects in your life till date..
But I know that Heaven is rejoicing today that you have finally left this world to be with the saints, you have come, done your best and also have conquered ...
We love you but God loves you more..rest on Brotherly..
Will surely miss you..
April 13, 2026
Kunle I still can’t believe that you have left us very very hard to process what a world.what do I want to say about you am even short of words is it your kindness or your generosity I want to talk about or how you have always been there for me? We have come a long way from our childhood and all I pictured is seeing us both living close together in our old age but death took you away too soon I will have to live with this for the rest of my life.
Kunle I cannot question God but God knows why.
I know for sure that you’re with your creator now.
K black rest in peace Ayinde sun re oooo
Kunle I cannot question God but God knows why.
I know for sure that you’re with your creator now.
K black rest in peace Ayinde sun re oooo
April 13, 2026
I am writing this message with a very heavy and saddened heart as I refer to Mr. Kunle Ajamu in the past.
I was deeply shocked and grieved when the news of his passing reached me.
He was truly a good man, kind, dedicated, and committed to serving his family and friends. He contributed positively to his in-laws’ joyful moments and stood present during unexpected life events, he always showed up.
His life was a reflection of purpose, and he touched many lives in meaningful ways. He will be sorely missed.
This painful loss has reminded me of how important it is to constantly reach out to our loved ones, family and friends, to check in, show care, and share moments while we still can.
It gives me a measure of comfort knowing that towards the end I reached out and tried to stay in touch.
I pray that God grants him eternal rest and receives his soul into perfect peace. May the Lord comfort and strengthen his wife, children, and the entire family during this very difficult time.
May He surround the family with His love, give US all the grace to bear this loss, and uphold US now and always.
Please accept my heartfelt condolences. My thoughts and prayers are with you all.
I was deeply shocked and grieved when the news of his passing reached me.
He was truly a good man, kind, dedicated, and committed to serving his family and friends. He contributed positively to his in-laws’ joyful moments and stood present during unexpected life events, he always showed up.
His life was a reflection of purpose, and he touched many lives in meaningful ways. He will be sorely missed.
This painful loss has reminded me of how important it is to constantly reach out to our loved ones, family and friends, to check in, show care, and share moments while we still can.
It gives me a measure of comfort knowing that towards the end I reached out and tried to stay in touch.
I pray that God grants him eternal rest and receives his soul into perfect peace. May the Lord comfort and strengthen his wife, children, and the entire family during this very difficult time.
May He surround the family with His love, give US all the grace to bear this loss, and uphold US now and always.
Please accept my heartfelt condolences. My thoughts and prayers are with you all.
April 12, 2026
A gentleman to the core, with a highly respected attitude, Mr Kunle is ready to assist anyone in times of need. Continue to rest in peace may the grand accept you amen
April 12, 2026
So sad am writing this at this time,
Heaven has indeed gained a beautiful angel on earth
You are indeed an angel your kindness, your strength and your genuine spirit made the world a better place place
The memories we share will forever remain in our heart
Moments filled with laughter, Deep conversations, our annual Christmas celebration and summer get together and bond can never be erased.
You are part of our family all the way.
I held your hand with your last breath and will cherish your last words-Always remember to be good.
Your last moment was a heart break for me, though you are no longer with us physically, your lovely legacy lives on in the lives you impacted.
You will forever be missed
RIDE ON BROTHER
Heaven has indeed gained a beautiful angel on earth
You are indeed an angel your kindness, your strength and your genuine spirit made the world a better place place
The memories we share will forever remain in our heart
Moments filled with laughter, Deep conversations, our annual Christmas celebration and summer get together and bond can never be erased.
You are part of our family all the way.
I held your hand with your last breath and will cherish your last words-Always remember to be good.
Your last moment was a heart break for me, though you are no longer with us physically, your lovely legacy lives on in the lives you impacted.
You will forever be missed
RIDE ON BROTHER
April 12, 2026
K Black your death came as a rude shock to me when I heard about your death. You re a kind and generous person. Who are we to question God? May your soul rest in perfect peace and give your family the fortitude to bear the irreparable loss. It's a great loss to us.
April 12, 2026
Sometimes, it’s not about how long you knew someone… but how deeply they touched your heart in the moments you shared.
I only had the privilege of meeting KBlack twice, with my fiancée (Ademola), but those moments remain with me in a way that feels much bigger than the time itself.
I remember when he took us to the airport on our way to Africa last year — such a simple gesture, yet filled with so much kindness and selflessness. It spoke quietly, but powerfully, of the kind of man he was. Someone who gave without hesitation. Someone who showed up for others with a willing heart.
Even in those brief encounters, there was a warmth about him that was unmistakable. A calm presence. A genuine spirit. The kind of person you didn’t need long to understand — because his goodness was evident.
Hearing of his passing is deeply painful.
But in moments like this, we lean on faith… holding on to the belief that God, in His infinite wisdom and mercy, has called him home — not as a loss, but as a transition into eternal rest. A place where every burden is lifted, where every pain is silenced, and where the soul finds perfect peace in the presence of the Creator.
And even when our hearts struggle to understand, we trust that God sees beyond what we can see. He knows the fullness of every life, the purity of every heart, and the quiet goodness that may go unseen by the world. And in that divine knowing, He has welcomed KBlack into a place of light, of rest, and of everlasting peace.
I pray that God, in His compassion, wraps His loving arms around his family, friends, and all who loved him so deeply. May He grant them the strength to carry this grief, the fortitude to endure the days ahead, and the grace to find comfort even in their sorrow. May their hearts be eased, their tears gently wiped away, and their spirits uplifted by the memories of the love he gave so freely.
May they find peace in knowing that his life, though not measured by time, was rich in impact… and that his presence will forever remain in the hearts he touched.
Though my time knowing him was short, I feel grateful to have encountered such a beautiful soul. Some people leave a mark that time cannot measure… and KBlack was one of them.
May his gentle soul rest in perfect peace.
I only had the privilege of meeting KBlack twice, with my fiancée (Ademola), but those moments remain with me in a way that feels much bigger than the time itself.
I remember when he took us to the airport on our way to Africa last year — such a simple gesture, yet filled with so much kindness and selflessness. It spoke quietly, but powerfully, of the kind of man he was. Someone who gave without hesitation. Someone who showed up for others with a willing heart.
Even in those brief encounters, there was a warmth about him that was unmistakable. A calm presence. A genuine spirit. The kind of person you didn’t need long to understand — because his goodness was evident.
Hearing of his passing is deeply painful.
But in moments like this, we lean on faith… holding on to the belief that God, in His infinite wisdom and mercy, has called him home — not as a loss, but as a transition into eternal rest. A place where every burden is lifted, where every pain is silenced, and where the soul finds perfect peace in the presence of the Creator.
And even when our hearts struggle to understand, we trust that God sees beyond what we can see. He knows the fullness of every life, the purity of every heart, and the quiet goodness that may go unseen by the world. And in that divine knowing, He has welcomed KBlack into a place of light, of rest, and of everlasting peace.
I pray that God, in His compassion, wraps His loving arms around his family, friends, and all who loved him so deeply. May He grant them the strength to carry this grief, the fortitude to endure the days ahead, and the grace to find comfort even in their sorrow. May their hearts be eased, their tears gently wiped away, and their spirits uplifted by the memories of the love he gave so freely.
May they find peace in knowing that his life, though not measured by time, was rich in impact… and that his presence will forever remain in the hearts he touched.
Though my time knowing him was short, I feel grateful to have encountered such a beautiful soul. Some people leave a mark that time cannot measure… and KBlack was one of them.
May his gentle soul rest in perfect peace.
April 12, 2026
Some goodbyes don’t echo…
they linger.
They sit in your chest,
quiet…
heavy…
unanswered.
And no matter how many times you say it,
no matter how many times you try to accept it…
it still doesn’t feel real.
Because how do you say goodbye
to someone who felt like home?
KBlack…
you were never just my friend.
You were my shelter
on days the world felt too loud.
My calm
when everything inside me was breaking.
The one I ran to
when I didn’t even understand my own pain.
You understood me
without explanations.
You held parts of me
I never showed the world.
And now…
I’m standing here
holding memories
where your voice used to live.
And God knows…
this kind of pain doesn’t have a language.
Because it’s not just that you’re gone—
it’s who you were.
You were rare.
Not the kind of rare people talk about lightly…
but the kind you only meet once in a lifetime.
A soul so real,
so grounded,
so deeply human…
You made things lighter
even when you were carrying your own weight.
You listened.
You guided.
You stayed.
You stayed.
And in a world where people leave without warning,
you were the one who didn’t.
So tell me…
how do I make sense of this?
How do I understand a loss
my heart refuses to accept?
Why you?
Why now?
Why like this?
But maybe…
some answers don’t belong to us.
Maybe God saw something we could not fully see.
Maybe Heaven needed a heart like yours.
A heart that loved without conditions.
A soul that gave without holding back.
Still…
knowing that doesn’t take this pain away.
Because losing you…
feels like losing a part of myself.
You weren’t just in my life—
you became part of who I am.
And the moments we shared…
the laughter,
the honesty,
the silence that still meant everything—
they don’t disappear.
They don’t end.
They live on…
in ways I cannot explain,
in places I cannot touch,
but somehow still feel.
And I choose to believe…
this is not the end.
I choose to believe
you are still here—
not in the way I want,
not in the way I need…
but in a way my soul still recognizes.
In the quiet.
In the memories that arrive without warning.
In the strength I find
on days I feel like I have none left.
That’s where you are.
That’s how I know…
you never really left me.
KBlack…
my brother,
my confidant,
my person…
You were a blessing
I will carry for the rest of my life.
Thank you…
for every word,
every moment,
every piece of yourself
you gave so freely.
You may be gone from this world…
but you will never be gone from me.
Never.
Until we meet again…
Rest in perfect peace,
Paddy Mi.
they linger.
They sit in your chest,
quiet…
heavy…
unanswered.
And no matter how many times you say it,
no matter how many times you try to accept it…
it still doesn’t feel real.
Because how do you say goodbye
to someone who felt like home?
KBlack…
you were never just my friend.
You were my shelter
on days the world felt too loud.
My calm
when everything inside me was breaking.
The one I ran to
when I didn’t even understand my own pain.
You understood me
without explanations.
You held parts of me
I never showed the world.
And now…
I’m standing here
holding memories
where your voice used to live.
And God knows…
this kind of pain doesn’t have a language.
Because it’s not just that you’re gone—
it’s who you were.
You were rare.
Not the kind of rare people talk about lightly…
but the kind you only meet once in a lifetime.
A soul so real,
so grounded,
so deeply human…
You made things lighter
even when you were carrying your own weight.
You listened.
You guided.
You stayed.
You stayed.
And in a world where people leave without warning,
you were the one who didn’t.
So tell me…
how do I make sense of this?
How do I understand a loss
my heart refuses to accept?
Why you?
Why now?
Why like this?
But maybe…
some answers don’t belong to us.
Maybe God saw something we could not fully see.
Maybe Heaven needed a heart like yours.
A heart that loved without conditions.
A soul that gave without holding back.
Still…
knowing that doesn’t take this pain away.
Because losing you…
feels like losing a part of myself.
You weren’t just in my life—
you became part of who I am.
And the moments we shared…
the laughter,
the honesty,
the silence that still meant everything—
they don’t disappear.
They don’t end.
They live on…
in ways I cannot explain,
in places I cannot touch,
but somehow still feel.
And I choose to believe…
this is not the end.
I choose to believe
you are still here—
not in the way I want,
not in the way I need…
but in a way my soul still recognizes.
In the quiet.
In the memories that arrive without warning.
In the strength I find
on days I feel like I have none left.
That’s where you are.
That’s how I know…
you never really left me.
KBlack…
my brother,
my confidant,
my person…
You were a blessing
I will carry for the rest of my life.
Thank you…
for every word,
every moment,
every piece of yourself
you gave so freely.
You may be gone from this world…
but you will never be gone from me.
Never.
Until we meet again…
Rest in perfect peace,
Paddy Mi.
April 12, 2026
Tribute to Mr. Kunle Ajamu
On the 4th of April 2026, we sadly lost a truly remarkable man — Mr. Kunle Ajamu, a loving husband, devoted father, cherished son, and loyal brother.
Kunle was the heart of his family. As a husband, he was a faithful partner and best friend who filled their home with peace and joy. To his children, he was a caring guide and role model who taught them love, integrity, and strength. As a son and brother, he brought pride, support, and warmth to everyone around him.
He lived a life of quiet strength, kindness, and selfless love. Though he is no longer with us, his legacy lives on in the hearts of all who knew him.
Rest in perfect peace, dear Kunle. You will be deeply missed, but never forgotten. May God grant you eternal rest and comfort your loved ones.
On the 4th of April 2026, we sadly lost a truly remarkable man — Mr. Kunle Ajamu, a loving husband, devoted father, cherished son, and loyal brother.
Kunle was the heart of his family. As a husband, he was a faithful partner and best friend who filled their home with peace and joy. To his children, he was a caring guide and role model who taught them love, integrity, and strength. As a son and brother, he brought pride, support, and warmth to everyone around him.
He lived a life of quiet strength, kindness, and selfless love. Though he is no longer with us, his legacy lives on in the hearts of all who knew him.
Rest in perfect peace, dear Kunle. You will be deeply missed, but never forgotten. May God grant you eternal rest and comfort your loved ones.
April 12, 2026
Kunle was an epitome of love. He was kind and always ready to help. He loved and understand the true meaning of friendship.
I pray that God comforts your family and loveds one.
You have done your bit and left a footprint with a great legacy.
Eternal rest grant him O Lord.
To your dear wife and children. May the Almigthy God uphold and comfort you all.
To Mama ....God will hold you with His rightous right hand. He will speak comforting words unto your soul.
Kunle ....Rest on my beloved brother.
I pray that God comforts your family and loveds one.
You have done your bit and left a footprint with a great legacy.
Eternal rest grant him O Lord.
To your dear wife and children. May the Almigthy God uphold and comfort you all.
To Mama ....God will hold you with His rightous right hand. He will speak comforting words unto your soul.
Kunle ....Rest on my beloved brother.
April 12, 2026
Otunba Adebayo Robinson
Hmmm, this was uncalled for. I got to know or heard about you through our late Mother Adesanmi. She always booked morning prayer mass for you in church while alive then. With this, it shows that you are a good in-law both inside and outside.
O mase o! Kokoro ko je ki a gbadun Obi togbo kaka.
Rest on, dearest K Black.
Till we meet again to part no more. Good night.
Hmmm, this was uncalled for. I got to know or heard about you through our late Mother Adesanmi. She always booked morning prayer mass for you in church while alive then. With this, it shows that you are a good in-law both inside and outside.
O mase o! Kokoro ko je ki a gbadun Obi togbo kaka.
Rest on, dearest K Black.
Till we meet again to part no more. Good night.
April 12, 2026
This time last week, I sent you a text telling you I hope you are good because it is unlike you to ignore messages and calls, not knowing you have departed this sinful world, until I got the news Sunday evening.
Olakunle, it’s very hard to believe you are gone. It’s 8 days today. You are a good man. I summoned courage today to tell the university girl that lost her father last year that you paid her school fees, that you have left this sinful world. She was devastated, crying like a baby.
You are a good man. Your children will benefit from the legacy you left for the rest of their lives.
Rest on Ayinde.
Olakunle, it’s very hard to believe you are gone. It’s 8 days today. You are a good man. I summoned courage today to tell the university girl that lost her father last year that you paid her school fees, that you have left this sinful world. She was devastated, crying like a baby.
You are a good man. Your children will benefit from the legacy you left for the rest of their lives.
Rest on Ayinde.
April 12, 2026
My dear brother Kunle,
I still can’t fully process that you are gone. It feels unreal… like a dream I keep hoping to wake up from. But deep down, I know this is real and the pain is heavy.
Kunle, I will miss you more than words can ever express.
You were not just my brother-in-law, you were truly my brother. A rare soul. A good man. One in a million. The kind of person this world desperately needs more of.
You had a heart of gold. Always there. Always ready. No matter the time day or night if anyone called you, you showed up. No complaints. No hesitation. Just love, support, and solutions. That was who you were.
I will miss those moments especially the gatherings, the laughter, the way you brought everyone together. Christmas will never feel the same without you. Your home was more than a place it was a centre of love, unity, and joy.
Your absence has left a deep cut in my heart. A space that cannot be filled.
But even in this pain, I thank God for your life. For the privilege of knowing you. For the memories we shared. For the impact you made, not just in my life, but in so many lives.
We will take care of your family. That is my promise to you. We will stand by them, support them, and continue the love you showed them every day.
Rest well, my brother…
You fought a good fight.
You lived a beautiful life.
You are deeply loved… and you will never, ever be forgotten.
Until we meet again.
One love always. ❤
I still can’t fully process that you are gone. It feels unreal… like a dream I keep hoping to wake up from. But deep down, I know this is real and the pain is heavy.
Kunle, I will miss you more than words can ever express.
You were not just my brother-in-law, you were truly my brother. A rare soul. A good man. One in a million. The kind of person this world desperately needs more of.
You had a heart of gold. Always there. Always ready. No matter the time day or night if anyone called you, you showed up. No complaints. No hesitation. Just love, support, and solutions. That was who you were.
I will miss those moments especially the gatherings, the laughter, the way you brought everyone together. Christmas will never feel the same without you. Your home was more than a place it was a centre of love, unity, and joy.
Your absence has left a deep cut in my heart. A space that cannot be filled.
But even in this pain, I thank God for your life. For the privilege of knowing you. For the memories we shared. For the impact you made, not just in my life, but in so many lives.
We will take care of your family. That is my promise to you. We will stand by them, support them, and continue the love you showed them every day.
Rest well, my brother…
You fought a good fight.
You lived a beautiful life.
You are deeply loved… and you will never, ever be forgotten.
Until we meet again.
One love always. ❤
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We will come together to remember and pay tribute to the wonderful person. While we mourn the loss of our dear, we also aim to cherish the moments shared and the joy brought into our lives. Your presence would mean a great deal to us during this time of remembrance and reflection.
We will come together to remember and pay tribute to the wonderful person. While we mourn the loss of our dear, we also aim to cherish the moments shared and the joy brought into our lives. Your presence would mean a great deal to us during this time of remembrance and reflection.
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28/Apr/2026
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