Heartbroken colleagues have paid tribute to a 'much-loved' NHS nurse who died climbing Mount Snowdon
Since his passing a group of friends have began planning a charity walk in Snowdon to raise money for his funeral.
Fundraiser organiser Richard Reasbeck said Mr Ajayi was "the life of the party, someone who said it how it was and had no fear"."We will be doing this walk in honour of an amazing man who we know would want us to walk this walk for him."Mr Ajayi's colleagues have shared their personal memories of him on the Trust's Facebook post."He always went above and beyond for the patients.
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