The remains of Late Evangelist Sunday Oluropo Omirin were committed to mother earth following a funeral service conducted by the Christ Apostolic Church (CAC), Mountain of Power Revival Ground of Christ, Aralopon Olorunda Express, Ilesa, Osun State.
The funeral service, conducted by Prophet Babatola Babajide, took place at the deceased's residence in Sabo Irojo, opposite Muslim Grammar School, Ilesa, as family members, friends, associates and members of the Christian community gathered to pay their last respects to the departed evangelist.
The deceased, who passed away on October 18, 2026, was remembered for his dedication to Christian service, his career in education and his commitment to family life.
Among those mourning his demise is his younger brother, Hon. Sanya Omirin, the member representing Atakunmosa East/Atakunmosa West and Ilesa East/Ilesa West Federal Constituency in the House of Representatives, who described the loss as painful and irreplaceable.
In an emotional tribute, the federal lawmaker described his late elder brother as more than a sibling, recalling the significant role he played in shaping his life and aspirations.
Hon. Omirin said his late brother was a father figure, guide, source of strength and one of the greatest inspirations in his life.
He particularly recalled how the deceased encouraged him to pursue education, believe in himself and aspire to achieve more in life.
According to the lawmaker, his personal journey and accomplishments could not be fully told without acknowledging the guidance, encouragement and support he received from his late brother.
He expressed profound sorrow over the loss, praying that Almighty God would grant the deceased eternal rest, forgive his shortcomings and give the bereaved family the strength to bear the loss.
A Life Dedicated to Education and Christian Service
Late Evangelist Sunday Oluropo Omirin was born into the family of Chief Lawrence Ojo Omirin and the late Mrs Florence Monisola Omirin. He attended LA Primary School, Araromi, Atokobo, Bisi Awosifila, and Hope Grammar School, Ilesa, before proceeding to the Osun State College of Education, Ilesa, where he studied Fine and Applied Arts and obtained his Nigeria Certificate in Education (NCE).
His professional journey included service as a cashier with the then Obokun Local Government, work as a graphic artist in Lagos and a subsequent career in teaching.
He taught at Iwara Community Grammar School and Oko Ago Community Grammar School before his final posting to Faforiji Community Grammar School, where he served as Principal I until his demise.
Beyond his professional responsibilities, the deceased was a committed evangelist at Christ Apostolic Church, Ilesa, participating in evangelism and the spread of the Gospel.
In a poignant reflection of his faith, he participated in a church-planting evangelism programme at Iwikun-Ijesha on the day before his final night on earth.
He also had a keen interest in agriculture and livestock rearing, particularly rabbits, pigs and poultry.
Family Mourns, Cherishes His Legacy
Late Evangelist Omirin is survived by his children, grandchildren, siblings and other relatives, alongside friends, colleagues and members of his church community.
His death represents a profound loss to the family, particularly to those who benefited from his guidance, encouragement and support throughout his lifetime.
For Hon. Sanya Omirin, the passing of his elder brother means losing not only a member of his immediate family but also a mentor whose influence helped shape his life's direction.
As the family bids farewell to their beloved father, grandfather and brother, they draw comfort from his years of service, his devotion to God and the enduring memories he leaves behind.
The funeral service provided an opportunity for loved ones and members of the Christian community to reflect on a life devoted to family, education, faith and service to humanity.
May the soul of Late Evangelist Sunday Oluropo Omirin rest in perfect peace.
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