I am so shocked! I feel ashame of myself. I had been putting of seeing Bro Tunde in the UK since my return to the UK many years ago. I travelled to 9ja July 2014, when my sister broke the news of Bros sudden passing. My holiday was dashed. Okay! The story...Bro lived in Kano for approx 1 year (i think as NYSC), and stayed at my dads' boys quarters (Bayero Uni). He was a Brother and a REAL dear Brother. He was much loved by my mum. He was served his meals at our house. He had such a wonderful sense of humour and easily shared his jokes. Wow! I happily washed his clothes at times, and he gave me some of his lovely clothes - which I proudly wore. Bro drove a peugeot 504 saloon. He took me out (like a bro would do to his junior) for a ride and to visit his girlfriend. He loved tennis. Wow...am not continuing....I am becoming emotional...sorry. My heartfelt sympathies goes to his wonderful family...whom I regrettably have not met. REST IN PEACE, Bro. Ken Akintunde,Phd