Adetu Descendant

Since my chance meeting on the internet with Temidayo Tikare I have come to realise that you don't find what you don't look for. I am a good student of history and a very intrusive person, I love to know things that happened a long time ago and if possible why they happened who and who took part, what was the outcome or reaction of others to it. Taiwo Tikare according to Temidayo Tikare left London in 1971-1972 when he Temidayo was a small boy leaving him with two brothers and their mother Betty Oyafunke, so I know if he is still alive will not be less than 78 years old, my instinct told me immediately to look for the following people to ask my questions from, people that are a little junior to my father Aaree Abdul Fatai Afolabi Adetu who died nine years ago at the age of 78, the person must be educated, the person should be from sagamu and will be an added advantage if the person was in London in the late sixties till early seventies. In school we were taught that our imm

Today I am a happy man seeing that people all over the world are following what you are doing. Some years ago I wrote a tribute on adebayo Samson Somotun who happened to be my uncle. Seven years after I received a message through Facebook messenger and this is the message Dear Adeboye,  I'm sorry for the loss of your Father. Reading your blog http://oshiadetudescendant.blogspot.co.uk/2011/03/adebayo-samson-somotun.html your Father was clearly a very good Man and lived a good Life. Please excuse my message if there is no connection but I was wondering if the late Taiwo Tikare that you wrote in your blog was a friend of your Father's could possibly have been my Father whom I am trying to find my information about as my Mother has not been forthcoming with much information about my Father. My Father left England to return to Nigeria in either 1971 or 1972 when I was 5 or 6. He left behind 3 sons Temitayo born in 1965 myself Temidayo born in 1966 and Temitope born in 1969. M