The remains of Prince Sunday Aribatise,a retired Director Information Services in the Ekiti State Ministry of Information has been committed to mother earth at his country home Oye-Ekiti after a funeral Service at the St Michael's Anglican Church, Oye-Ekiti.
In his sermon during the well attended Service, the Presiding Vicar of the Church of Nigeria, Anglican Communion, Oye -Ekiti, Venerable Israel Oladipupo Aina reminded the congregation that death was an inevitable end for all mortals adding that man however has the opportunity of everlasting life if they abide by the teachings of Christ by living a righteous life .
Quoting copiously from the scriptures, particularly from II Corinthians Chapter 5 and the Book of Psalms, Ven. Aina said that everyone would stand before God on the judgement day as they would be judged based on their activities while on earth.
He therefore urged the congregation to amend their ways by abiding by the teachings of Christ.
Ven Aina said though the deceased did not live to a ripe age, he played his part well and made his contributions to both humanity and society as a diligent Civil Servant and community leader.
He urged the children and friends of the deceased not to despair as God would be their helper.
Responding on behalf of the family, Miss Adeola Aribatise lauded their late father for giving her and her siblings good upbringing and education during his life time.
An alumnus of the University of Lagos, Prince Sunday Aribatise served as Director Information Services in the Ekiti State Ministry of Information until his retirement in 2019 .
He is survived by Children, Grand Children and an aged Mother
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