For me there is only one Uncle Deji in the whole world. He was my mum's brother and he was exceptional. Uncle Deji had all the answers to all the problems of this world. He was always there for us. Whenever l went crying to his office, l came out with a smile and a solution . He was never tired of availing himself with a great sense of humor, he was articulate and firm in his approach towards life which l admired so much about him . Rest in perfect peace , Will definitely miss you.

Dr Samuel Olaide Ayodeji Adenubi, Doc as I fondly call him is a Father figure to me. I met him shortly after my secondary education in 1989 while working in the same building where his office was. He encouraged me to return to school and monitored my progress until I graduated. When I had to do my industrial attachment, he ensured I secured a place with his sister, Mrs Aderonke Fetuga. He also got me my first job with Dr Dade Sadare after graduation. Some of my siblings and friends were also beneficiaries of his largesse. Doc's laughter was contagious which helped to cure stress. He was a very straight forward human who will tell you point blank how it was. He was generous and cared so much about all and sundry. He was always out to ensure others' comfort irrespective of their background. When I relocated to Abuja years later after I got married, he will call regularly to check on my wellbeing, my husband and children and will specifically said: "tell lagbaja he cannot afford not to take care of my daughter or else I will fight him". I will miss some of his regular slogan, such as: "Ba mi ki lagbaja" "Olodo ni e" "Alakori, se o mo pe o ye ki o pe mi" The slogans above were not meant to hurt anyone in anyway 'cause of the way he used the phrases and at the end, he would laugh his heart out over it. I pray that God will comfort the entire family including us, all his adopted children. Rest in Peace Doc SOA.

Grandpa was the real deal! You don’t get them more real than Dr. Your yard stick is what I live by. Rest on Dad! Ayo & Gbemi Tam-Balogun

Condolences to the Adenubi family on their loss. We've known Muyiwa for many years. We never met his father, but we're sure he was a great man because he raised a great son. Many prayers and blessings

I have many fond memories of Uncle Deji, perhaps the most being him always being extremely on time for any appointment (taught me a thing or too!) and his very precise handwriting…glad I kept the last note he sent me. His laughter was also legendary!!!! In the last few years, he supported our late Dad in maintaining the infrastructure at Moronu and I was often part of their 5

Uncle was a perfect gentleman who we used to admire from a distance. May his soul rest in perfect peace. Condolences to the family. On behalf of The Mosuro family.

In The name of God, The Beneficent ,The Merciful All thanks and adoration belong to The Almighty, The giver and taker of life....... From Him we come and to Him we shall all returns. Am happy for Dr S O Adenubi for a well spent life on earth, may God Almighty have mercy on him, my thoughts and prayers are with you and your family Daddy, you are so special to me and will never be forgotten. Rest in Peace.

Dr Adenubi (fondly called Baba Kemo by myself and my siblings), was my brother in law but also a brother. Each time he came to the UK, he would call one of us and then the message was passed on. When he came in 2021, he called individually and it was unusual. A couple of us called and suggested we meet up later and he said when he returned in new year 2022. We thank God for having known him and what he impacted. May his gentle soul rest in peace, Amen 🙏

Deji was a great friend. His transparent sincerity, his incredible generosity, his infectious joviality, his optimism, his meticulous punctuality at occasions and events, his scientific knowledge and curiosity, his love of music and the arts…………… - all this and more, had a strong positive impact on my own life. Losing him is beyond sadness; it is absolute anguish.

A TRIBUTE TO DR. SAMUEL OLAIDE AYODEJI ADENUBI ALIAS IBADI ARAN.   We write this tribute with mixed feelings, with sorrow for his passing and thanksgiving to God for calling him to eternal rest; a rest rightly deserved, because he has earned it after his labour on this Earth.   Our friendship started from childhood and it was truly harmonious through our journey of life, when he earned the nick name “Ibadi Aran”.   At various stages of our lives, our families were moved closer together, thereby becoming a “lasting Treasure” to one-another. His death as such is not the death of love, the great gift of love still remains. It heals and gives life even in his absence.   We pray that our relationship and the bond of love established between our two families be strengthened. For where the treasure is, there also will heart be.   May God grant his wife  Bolaji, his children and the entire Adenubi families the fortitude to bear his demise and may God console them.   Eternal rest grant unto him O’ Lord, and let perpetual light shine on him. May his soul rest in peace. Amen.