Emotions ran high on Tuesday as family members and friends broke into tears at the burial of Temitope Enitan Fatunmbi, one of the victims who fell to the bullets of kidnappers near Dominion University, along Lagos-Ibadan expressway 11 days ago.

The burial ceremony took place at the RCCG, Messiah’s Praise Sanctuary, Redemption Camp along the same expressway.

A cleric, Pastor Bola Soyinka, in the exhortation entitled “One Glorious Morning,” said that though death is seen by all men as an end, God sees it as a bend to eternal life, glory and bliss.

Quoting first Thessalonians chapter four, verses 13 to 18, the cleric enjoined the gathering to comfort one another with the words in the passage

“Where God is in the life of His child, it is not the end but a bend. We meet to part, but we part to meet, where we shall never part again,” he encouraged further.

Admitting that hearts were heavy due to the unexpected termination of Fatunmbi’s life, Pastor Soyinka enjoined family and friends to comfort one another, as a day, which he described as glorious morning, would come one day according to the beliefs of the hopefuls.

“Our beloved brother, Temitope Fatunmbi has left us now, but I tell you, it is not the end for as many as have surrendered their lives to Christ. That is why it is not goodbye, but goodnight,” the pastor added. (Nigerian Tribune)