This is still hard to understand, it's going to take time to get used to not calling you, or sending a text or a message. Sharing ideas with you, watching wrestling or getting upset at our favorite football club not achieving much - moments I shall greatly miss. I choose to remember a story you once shared - we met when I was 4. It was your 5th birthday. I kept on following you around and you later asked your mum, "why is this boy following me?" At that age, I knew how great you were. How kind, selfless, cool and unique you could be. I choose to remember our childhood- we would go to church but stay in Sunday school for half an hour and go play somewhere else without a care. I remember how you would dance like Michael Jackson or try to play football like Maradonna. I remember you being there for me when I was bullied in school, you always had my back. There are many other memories we shared and laughed at, but I will always remember these words from you " we are brothers" and "I've got your back"... Bunmi is a brother I never had.. I see your children, see you in them and I ask - Why did you have to go now? It’s sad when life is cut short, but I know you are in better hands now. I will miss you, the Family will miss you, indeed you'll be missed by many. You gave us happiness and joy when you were here and this is a true blessing from God. Till we meet to part no more, R.I.P. Brother (Egbon mi) - Oluwabunmi Adedayo From Numawon