Friends, family members and colleagues gathered at the Fountain of Life to celebrate the life and legacy of multi-talented Isuenife Oyebanjo, at his Service of Songs following his passing on August 15, 2026.
Oyebanjo, who worked as a marketing strategist at Watermark & Victoria, was remembered by those who knew him as a diligent and hardworking professional whose commitment to his responsibilities was matched by a strong sense of teamwork.
The Service of Songs provided an opportunity for loved ones, colleagues and friends to reflect on his life, share memories and honour the impact he made during his time with them.
In their tributes and testimonials, speakers consistently described Oyebanjo as an individual whose presence brought life, energy and warmth into every room. His ability to connect with people and contribute positively to the teams and communities around him emerged as a recurring theme throughout the evening.
Colleagues particularly remembered his dedication to his work and his willingness to contribute to the success of those around him. Beyond his professional abilities, he was celebrated for the relationships he built and the positive atmosphere he created wherever he found himself.
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The gathering featured hymns, worship and an exhortation, with attendees joining together in reflection and thanksgiving for Oyebanjo’s life.
For those who worked closely with him, the occasion was not simply a farewell but a celebration of a life that left lasting impressions on colleagues, friends and family.
As testimonies continued to flow, the memories shared painted a picture of a man whose diligence, energy, team spirit and infectious personality made him memorable to many.
Though his passing has left a void among those who knew and worked with him, friends, family and colleagues said his legacy would live on through the lives he touched and the memories they continue to cherish.
The Service of Songs ultimately became a gathering of remembrance, gratitude and celebration, as those closest to Oyebanjo came together to honour a life that, though ended too soon, made a meaningful impact on many.





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