Celebrating Kizito Adakole Egede
In Loving Memory of Kizito Adakole Egede
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Kizito Egede
A Life Remembered, A Legacy Cherished
Kizito Adakole Egede will be remembered for the life he lived, the love he shared, and the lasting impact he made on his family, friends, colleagues, and everyone privileged to know him. This memorial is a celebration of his journey, the memories created along the way, and the legacy he leaves behind.
As we remember Kizito, we invite those whose lives he touched to share their memories, stories, prayers, and heartfelt tributes, so that his memory may continue to live on through the words of those who knew and loved him.
Celebrating Kizito Adakole Egede
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September 30, 2026 at 7:55 am
From day one in school, you were the one who gathered us, checked on us, settled our fights, and made sure no one was left behind.
You carried the ADC uniform with the same care you carried us.
Loyal to your principal, loyal to your friends.
The group will never be the same without you.
Rest well, our leader. We’ll keep the flock together in your honor.
Kizito
You were more than a classmate. You were our compass.
The one who said "let's go together", "are you okay", "don’t worry I got us".
Even as ADC to the Deputy Governor, you never forgot us.
Goodbye, shepherd. Thank you for leading us.
Rest in peace, bro.
Adakole Egede
Kizito, you taught us what brotherhood meant.
You led not with noise, but with care.
From school benches to state house duties, you served with the same heart.
Benue lost an officer. We lost our anchor.
Sleep well, shepherd. We promise to look out for each other — just like you taught us.
Our shepherd *Kizito Adakole Egede* is gone.
He was the reason this group stayed united all these years.
From sharing notes, to sharing problems, to sharing joy — Kizito was there.
Farewell my gallant colleague
From Emilis koko as you fondly call me.