Late Ven. Dr. Obinna David Chukwudinma Ibezim

Farewell

R.I.P

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Rest well Dee

As you foundly called me Jessy Nwannem that was how you did on that faithful Friday, you told me so many things you wanted to do that when you come back the next Tuesday I will brife you on all we discussed, how was I supposed to know that will be my last time I would see or hear from you, you will not just my colleague but my brother and friend, you were also my father in the department, to think I will wed without you coming to Umuezeala Nsu, but God knows the best, I will forever miss you my Ven, I will remember all you represent and more, continue to rest in the Lord till we meet on the resurrection morning.

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Tribute to my ROLE MODEL

Venerable Sir, I truly don’t know what to write because never in my imagination did, I see you leave this early. The last discussion we had in the parsonage is one that I’ll remember. Your death has left a void in my life, knowing you has been a great impact in my life. You are a father, a mentor, an achiever, a giver, a builder and a source of encouragement. Coming to know you and your family is a blessing to me and it brought great joy in my life, I cherish it Sir. Goodbye Sir, till we meet on the last day.

Uba. as you fondly call me. 

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MAN OF GOD

Man of God...my MOG as I call you. I just called your phone and it rang, as it was ringing, I was praying you would answer on the other side and call me MARTOO as you usually do...And we will talk and pray. But it was your Wife that picked up. So here I am hoping you will call me back, when you return from your meeting with Christ Jesus. You are and will always remain my big brother, my interceder, my MOG. I don't even know what to do, tears flow freely from my eyes as I type this. But am consoled that your meeting with God will yell fruits for all that you love, because you always looking out for everyone. You were my guardian angel and will always be. MOG thank you for everything. My heart is broken, but I am consoled by the life you lived.

Mr. Martin Gbados

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SLEEPING, NOT DEAD.

Daddy Ibezim as I fondly call you; you were to me, a Father, Adviser Teacher, Mentor, an encourager, a Priest of God in the rank of an Archdeacon, and a seasoned child of God. You had good thoughts for me.

I wish you were still alive physically. A man of sterling qualities; your words were full of grace and encouragement. You touched the life of so many, encouraged the weak hearted and firmly supported the feeble mind; You were a beckon of light to many, a role model.

You treated all equally, the rich and the poor. Your understanding of the scripture and manner in which you taught and preached were captivating and outstanding, Your smiles so infectious and contagious. All those who were privileged to come near could easily attest.

Venerable Ibezim, your life on earth may have been brief but impactful. You fought the good fight, kept the faith and finished strong. The Lord your God shall give you the crown of righteousness. Your words continue to ring bell in my heart; "It is not the manner in which one died but the life lived". You were aware of what was coming though; you never wished to inform anyone. As painful as it was, yet you submitted to the will of your creator. You have translated to eternity where there is no sorrow, no pain. Your good works and services shall go before you. Though you are dead, you are still alive. For in Christ, nothing shall separate us, No! Not... VIEW FULL TRIBUTE