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This memorial website was created by Omolola, in memory of my beloved husband, Adebola Adetayo Ishola Omoteso, born on June 18, 1957 and joined the Saints Triumphant on February 11, 2016. He will forever remain in my heart. God rules and reigns!

FUNERAL DETAILS

Ceremonies to honour his transition are as follows:

Service of Songs 6PM 
RCCG Olive Tree, Banana Island
February 25, 2016 

Funeral Service 10AM
RCCG Olive Tree, Banana Island
February 26, 2016

Interment Follows
Vaults and Garden, Ikoyi 

February 11
February 11
This day cannot pass by without remembering you.
May your soul continue to rest in peace.
February 11
February 11
Continue to rest in heavenly peace bro Bola, amen.
June 19, 2023
June 19, 2023
I never forget!

This year was particularly interesting because your day marked a celebration for fathers globally.

Temi, we have made June 18, your birthday, our Founder's Day at Prayer Channel for Nigeria, Solidatity Action Network and Bola Memorial Watch and November 22, our wedding anniversary, Bola Memorial Watch's Walk With Widows Day.

We had a great time and healing took place. Those who had bottled up hurt, let off steam, wept and found comfort in God's healing arms. We praised, prayed, snacked, inaugurated our agency for the care of the elderly and shared wise counsel.

I hosted folks too. The house was full like it used to be in 457... You know how much I love hosting people. I did and made party jollof.

Many things should drag me down. The stolen houses, your brother still clawing away, your sisters behaving like you never married... Good news?

I am standing strong in God and lifting all who desire deep healing and peace.

I sure miss you. But I carry you in my heart and God carries me gracefully as I trust Jesus to serve restoration as we build back better. 

Love Always!
February 15, 2023
February 15, 2023
You touched many hearts with your kindness, compassion and encompassing love for all mankind. Always miss you, Bola. May your soul continue to rest in peace
February 13, 2023
February 13, 2023
I still remember you every year and I prayed that you continue to rest well in heaven.
You’ve already finished the race and enjoying your rewards in heaven.
Rest on Decon Bola.
February 12, 2023
February 12, 2023
Continue to rest in heavenly peace Bro Bola! Fondly remembered..
February 11, 2023
February 11, 2023
7 years... still fresh.

I woke up this morning wondering what a dreadful day 11.02.2016 was.

I smiled as I looked at the time - 6.05AM. I said to me, it had NOT happened then, I had no clue how the day would unfold. It remains one of the darkest days in my life.

Praising and praying was a joy to you. So today, I arrived at 7.05AM to do a Praise and Prayer Walk around the shanty by the bridge in Arepo, Ogun State where homeless persons reside.

We trust the decrees pronounced and the gifts given to the children will cause divine mercy and deliverance to happen in their lives to break the hold of poverty.

Already we see improvement compared to when we started going some years ago. We continue to touch lives as a legacy to the values you held.

Today is packed. I got an invitation to minister... The topic is Power of Total Recovery. You would have been so delighted and would have asked what my message would be about. And you would have called to wish me well or go with me if we are together.

I saw your friend on the altar earlier this month. That same altar we attended together... I greeted and he responded warmly... I have many things to tell you.

Later today I will be hosting a discourse - How to stay safe during the elections. You definitely would have been a part of it. Though you made America home, Nigeria remained at the core of your heart... it was why you accepted to serve.

You remain in my heart... always and forever.
June 18, 2022
June 18, 2022
It has been 331 weeks and 2 days since Bola Omoteso was called back into heavenly service.

In that period, some of those who made it to this page never made it to his people, to offer condolence, care, or compassion. I read your post and it leads me to how shallow your heart is. Some of you see the advocacy for justice and you shrugg your others. Some see how his legacy has been threatened and you wail but never went forward to speak truth to power...

Learn from all this. Will those you call brother, sister, children, friends, brethren stand for, with or by you when your time here is gone.

He touched more lives than I know or met. What matters is that the legacy satanists tried to kill like the vision, mission and legacy of Jesus, must lives and must be kept alive.

Someone called him gentle giant. Who was Bola Omoteso to you. Who is he to you...

On June 18, 1957 God gave us a beautiful son. Birthed in the image of God, built in the virtues of the Most High. He loved God and served humanity.

It is in his honour I share this piece: ou-journal.blogspot.com/2021/02/hold-your-should.html

Be sure comments there or here are about the piece or about him, if you met...

He lives on in the memory of those who loves and remembers him.
June 18, 2022
June 18, 2022
Happy Posthumous birthday Bro Bola!! Forever green in our hearts.
February 23, 2022
February 23, 2022
May your soul continue to rest in perfect peace. Rest on Brother!
February 12, 2022
February 12, 2022
Continue to Rest In Heavenly Peace Bro Bola!! Always in our hearts ♥️.
February 11, 2022
February 11, 2022
Temi Ademi!

6 years have gone by like 60 with crisis, challenges and celebrations... Omolola is still standing STRONG.

God has remained faithful and faultless and continues to be the glory shinning bright in the lives of your sincere loved ones.

Yesterday, we held a Seminar for Students of Young Adeojo Group of Schools in Oyo State and gave out magazines, books, mugs, pens and snacks. Today, we visited the Redeemers High School in Ogun State to give magazines. Prayers and counsel were offered to keep the legacy of your love for God and humanity alive.

Today, I received good news of addition and advancement in reference to the Sunday School you led. What a blessing!

I continue to remember this day, and the days we signed to love each other till death do us part nitoriwipe, Eleda o se mi ni ibi. Those days remain pointers to God’s love for us and the love we professed to one another.

I remember more the joy of being married to you especially the jokes and humour we shared.

Your resting place has been kept debris free and serene. Your belongings that I continue to share bless lives beyond my imagination because each item speaks of quality and excellence. It gives me an opportunity to talk about you, even with strangers God lead me to bless

I am at peace because the God of Olatoun, Ibiyemi and Adeboye have kept my borders secure.

Sleep Still My Beloved.
February 11, 2022
February 11, 2022
I still remember you today being the 6th anniversary of your passing.
Continue to rest in the Lord.
June 20, 2021
June 20, 2021
Continue to Rest In Heavenly Peace Bro Bola! Happy Posthumous birthday!
June 18, 2021
June 18, 2021
Temi! The years roll by so fast! It has been 6 birthdays without you here! But, I see you in my mind’s eye, looking on with the eyes of love with my kind of million dollar smile, the one that cross your face each time you say, “Omolola o ti je ki n’so kokoro ori nu!” Where and when? You and I know! I see you in the lights, when I zoom it low or high and can hear you still extolling me for helping you see value in our home. I see you when I get out of the vehicle and remember how you taught me to always turn off the engine before the air conditioning, and I smile. Most importantly, I see you in my heart where one statement still rings loud and clear, the words you said to be when your response was to determine whether it would be a yes or a no from me, “Omolola, I will make you comfortable but happiness is up to you.”

I’m still creating smiles, and sharing happiness my love. To celebrate YOU; the man, the miles and the milestones we held a students, sports and leadership conference today.

My tears have not dried but I smile with strength through the storm your passing plunged me. For us, for you, for me, I’m standing STRONG.
June 18, 2021
June 18, 2021
Bola:

We miss you still. Your passing was premature. We leave the rest to God.
February 13, 2021
February 13, 2021
Another opportunity to remember you and thank God for the life you lived. Rest on sir.
February 12, 2021
February 12, 2021
Temi, as always I love you. You live on in my heart.

It has been 5 challenging years because of your wicked brother and others whi connived with him. But, through it all, God remains God and has continued to show Himself faithful. He and others took all they could take but you remain in my heart away from the madness of mortals.

Projects were done yesterday to share your legacy of love of God and for humanity - our team visited Kajola Community School in Ifo to give out sandals and uniforms. Our team also visited Little Saints Orphanage to make a donation towards the welfare of the children.

Before last year wrapped up, your wish of doing something for your friend came to reality in the book titled Singled Out to Lead with you and I as authors... I did it only for you.

The world remains shortchanged by your absence but your legacy lives on through all who genuinely love you.

Shalom.
June 19, 2020
June 19, 2020
Rest on my friend and Deacon. You’re forever missed
June 19, 2020
June 19, 2020
Happy posthumous birthday Brother Bola! You are forever green in my heart ❤️.Keep celebrating with the angels! Rest on Brother
June 18, 2020
June 18, 2020
Angel Ademi!
You waited for love.
You made the move.
You chose a woman of strength.
You widened the path to wealth.
You lit the candles of grace.
They blew wildly with craze.
It’s the fifth celebration of your biirth...
I’m glowing still in mirth! 
May 2, 2020
May 2, 2020
Silva a long term friend and business associate who was both warm and understanding while offering a sound business sense. Silva also had the ability to light up a room with his smile and generosity. I will miss him greatly!!
February 14, 2020
February 14, 2020
Another opportunity to thank God for the life you lived. Rest on sir.
February 11, 2020
February 11, 2020
The earth knows...

That today a great man - Bola Omoteso, went to be with the Lord.

The busyness of leadership could make even some close friends forget but I remember my beloved’s passing like it was yesterday...

Justice is yet to be served in hijack of successor rights, stealing of properties and impersonation but God remains The Anchor who has kept me STRONG. He gave me beauty for ashes, the oil of joy for mourning and the garment of praise for every heaviness satan attempted to serve.

Some say “sorry for your loss” but no! It was not merely a loss for me. It was the world’s loss... For every good person who departs suddenly, humanity suffers.

I thank those who have been there. I thank those who have not been there. In different ways, you all have had an impact in how I focused on what mattered and turned the pain into praise.

My joy is that heaven gained an angel and I am STANDING STRONG.

Earlier today, with a team of 10, I was in Abeokuta for SUMS Project. We gave out sandals, uniforms and meals following a short seminar in a Primary School. We defied all odds to be a blessing. I have survived by reason of the love few poured out. Giving back is my thank you to JEHOVAH SHAMMAH.

God bless YOU.
February 11, 2020
February 11, 2020
Deacon Bola, you are greatly missed by all that know you very well.
Four years was like yesterday, your teaching and experience cannot be compared with anyone. You are so passionate with the things of God.
Continue to rest in the Lord till we meet.
February 11, 2020
February 11, 2020
Bro Bola,
Your Candle of heart of love continues to burn, and it flourishes everyday and every time you are remembered. It is a light that forever shines as long as we have our breathe. The light will always be seen through you throughout eternity. Rest on Beautiful soul. 
February 11, 2020
February 11, 2020
Four years gone but never forgotten! Continue to Rest In Peace brother Bola
February 15, 2019
February 15, 2019
To live in the hearts of those you live behind is not to die...rest on sir...
February 11, 2018
February 11, 2018
Another opportunity to thank God for the life you lived. Grateful to God, our paths crossed...you were inspirational in your own unique way. Rest on till we meet in Christ presence...
June 19, 2017
June 19, 2017
"To live in the hearts of those you left behind is not to die." Yesterday was another opportunity to thank God for the life you lived. Live on sir!
June 21, 2016
June 21, 2016
Rest in Peace my dear Bola, you will live on forever in our hearts and memories and to the family my deepest sympathies.
June 19, 2016
June 19, 2016
May your Soul Rest in Perfect Peace Sir!!!
You will ALWAYS be remembered.
June 18, 2016
June 18, 2016
Today is another opportunity to thank God for the life you lived. Those of us you touched while on this side of eternity take solace in the promise of Christ...Till we meet again at God's side, rest on sir...
March 4, 2016
March 4, 2016
Dear Bola ... what can I say ... I am grateful to Almighty that our paths initially crossed decades ago ... you epitomize what is a true gentleman, a true christian, a wonder of a person and a great soul ... I regret not spending more time with you when we both had the opportunity ... a week ago today we celebrated you in a befitting ceremony ... the only solace I take away is that we are all a day closer to being reunited. Till we meet again ... Egon mi. Thanks for all the memories. Sun re oh!
March 1, 2016
March 1, 2016
Strange. I and a friend were with him at his cove in Fort Lee November 15th or thereabout. He was busy parking his stuff, and telling me hey Femi I'm heading back home, back to Nigeria. That darn it we've spent enough time in the States. Little did I know that my pal was bidding me a farewell then, never to be seen or heard from again. We were great friends. We came from the same street at Obanikoro, 4 houses away from each other. He landed at my place in Edison NJ, and we stayed together for almost a year. He loved my baby boy like his son.
So now, where has he gone.
Wherever that is I'm sure he's gonna be just as loved there as he was down here. And I suppose the place is called heaven, where we heard all things are beautiful there, up there with the Angels. RIP my friend, and my brother.
February 29, 2016
February 29, 2016
Please accept my heartfelt condolences, words cannot begin to express the sadness you are feeling right now, but am praying for you to get through this. God bless you and may the soul of your husband rest in the everlasting peace of Christ Almighty.
February 27, 2016
February 27, 2016
Your departure has shown you will be surely missed but never forgotten.
I never met you Sir , but you did light up the world of my good friend Omolola.
I like to thank you for being a part of her life and see her achieve so much.
Sleep tight Sir as you continue to smile from above.
February 27, 2016
February 27, 2016
Uncle B, words cannot describe the sorrow and grief your sudden departure has left us with...but we take solace in the assurance that you knew, loved and served God so you're definitely with Him in that Heaven that we all look forward to going some day. You've only gone ahead of us in the most unexpected time.

No leaf drops from a tree without the knowledge of my Father in heaven so, God knows...

Keep resting uncle.
February 25, 2016
February 25, 2016
Once upon a time there were two cradle friends who were brought together by the Almighty God. They were so close that their fathers also got to know each other. They shared Frendship and Love and visited each other’s houses regularly in a large town called Ibadan.

They went to the same primary school, Sacred Heart Convent School Onireke, from around the age of 6 years and went to the same secondary school, Loyola College Ibadan. Whilst they did not attend the same university, they reminisced about and enjoyed regularly the lovely journey God had permitted them to share together and rekindled their proximity in the last 10 years. Sadly everything comes to an end one day! But does it really?

I still see you regularly and remember vividly your everlasting smile, which reminds me of you honesty and utter friendliness. The way you handled the trials and tribulations of life, has been exemplary and I have learnt so much from you.

Your memory of our great teachers, Mr Desmenu and Mr Odunjo and the discipline and studiousness they imparted in us is what every person should have the opportunity to share, particularly these present days of failing discipline. I will never forget the day you reminded me of the late Brother Isagba’s speech in 1969 when he reminded us Loyolan’s of our pride and said we will not succumb to pressures of proximal Girls Schools, ‘God in Heaven Loyola First On Earth’- This was recently reiterated by Brother Pat Utomi at the last Loyo Day in London. We laughed regularly about Celingo Mucheche when he said- ‘When I say Matilukou you putty more’ and ‘ Malomo am I so small that you cannot see me?’

Bola you made me enjoy music, in particular the Saxaphone of Miles Davis. In fact, you made me purchase various CDs of his-I remember your vivid description of the music in these. You loved music so much that you revamped your entire music system with State of the Art technology to enhance the soul of the music. You loved Fela, including his works with Kula Lobitos, and made various recordings for me which I will cherish till the end of my life.

When you confirmed you were getting married to Omolola, my Wife and I were filled with joy. We had been waiting for this day for a long time. The perfectionist that you are meant you waited until you made the right choice and we your friends are grateful for allowing us to witness this. You made the right decision as she has lived up to your high expectations.

Bola we had so many plans but you were so much in a hurry you could not wait. But of course we are close friends and I will continue on your behalf whilst you look after us down here from up there.

Bola I still continue to pick up my telephone to call you as we always did. I cannot forget the Thursday morning I telephoned you and the vigour that was in your voice. Now I accept that the Almighty God has requested a cessation of this mode of communication and has allowed for a spiritual one. Though I had wanted more of the former, I cannot question the authority of my maker, the almighty God.

Bola you were such a strong person, such that when you were not well, most of us never even knew. For this, I will forever respect you even more.

We will continue our conversations and laughter regularly as our separation is not permanent but just a ripple, as our souls go on forever.

Rest in Peace Bola.
February 25, 2016
February 25, 2016
Deacon Bola, a man of distinction. A quiet and loving man, A great husband and dear friend to your darling wife. We love u and we will really miss u but we know u have gone to rest in The Lord and we know that u have joined The Angels in heaven this is the little comfort that we have. Thanks for being a loving husband to my dear Sister Omolola.
We know very well that u have joined the saints for your good works has gone ahead of u. Goodnight sir. Rest In Peace
February 25, 2016
February 25, 2016
Deacon Bola, a man of distinction. A quiet and loving man, A great husband and dear friend to your darling wife. We love u and we will really miss u but we know u have gone to rest in The Lord and we know that u have joined The Angels in heaven this is the little comfort that we have. Thanks for being a loving husband to my dear Sister Omolola.
We know very well that u have joined the saints for your good works has gone ahead of u. Goodnight sir. Rest In Peace
February 25, 2016
February 25, 2016
Bola, I will miss you a lot! I know that you are present with us forever in our hearts and our memories but I will miss your kind and noble words. I am blessed to have known you and work with you for a long time. You were an amazing person and friend. I will always remember your positivity and your boundless faith in God. Rest in perfect peace.
February 24, 2016
February 24, 2016
I did not get to know you but we spoke on phone when your wife sent me a message through you.you were very pleasant and humble I couldn't but appreciate God for the two of you having known your amiable wife,but God knows best .may God Almighty grant you eternal rest and console the beautiful Family you left behind.
February 24, 2016
February 24, 2016
You came, you saw, you conquered.. The strife is o'er the battle is done.Rest in peace beloved husband of my SIs Omolola. .I cant find the words---------. It is well ADIEU
February 24, 2016
February 24, 2016
Bola was a big brother, friend and mentor to me, during my graduate studies in the U.S. He was always there to listen, support and encourage me whenever i put a call across to him. His many insights to what it took to survive as a young student added so much value to my life, for which i will always remain grateful. On one occasion he actually came to pick me up at the train station in New York, to help facilitate my onward journey back to Nigeria, despite his somewhat busy schedule. Bola was not only a good, gentle and sensitive man, he was also extremely honourable. May the Lord continue to be the strength to all those he left behind, including his wife and dutiful brother Leke, and many members of his extended family. Rest well brother Bola in the bosom of Jesus, until we meet again.
February 24, 2016
February 24, 2016
KEMU IJEBU! From AWE.! Like U CONSTANTLY refer to greetings us AKURE indigenes express to each other.! I will NEVER forget for as long as I live your act of ALTRUISM to MORAK, KODA OSE MODUPE! and the joy U felt after we CLOSED multiple RE transactions! To LIVE in the hearts of those U left behind is to NEVER DIE. U live FOREVER IN OUR HEARTS & MINDS! OMO ODUA SUN RE O! RIP.
February 24, 2016
February 24, 2016
Dear deacon Bola omoteso:  I still can't get over the fact that we would never see you again,... when I heard about your passing I was so sad and angry at the same time and I was asking so many questions that I know I would never get answers to, every Sunday I always look forward to Sunday school knowing that even if you don't teach you would contribute and am always eager to hear your encouraging comments I can go on and on...... we will truly miss you but you will forever be remembered the good fruit you have sown through the word of God will continue to grow in own hearts......Rest in the bosom of your father.    " IJA DOPIN OGUN SI TAN "
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Continue to rest in heavenly peace bro Bola, amen.
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Colloquiums

January 15, 2021
Thanks for joining us for the Colloquiums in Nigeria and the USA. During one, which we presented the work “Employees from Heaven” to raise funds for programmes and projects in Bola Omoteso’s honour. May God continue to keep you and yours.

Thanks for honouring invitation to the Prayer Service & Colloquium in Honour of Bola Omoteso on Saturday 18 June 2016. This would have been his 59th Birthday! 

Arrival/Meet & Greet: 9.30AM Prayer Service: 10AM

Venue: RCCG Throne of Grace, Moloney-Lagos.

Those who feel connected to him or myself may join the family for prayers at The Vaults & Garden Ikoyi by 9AM. 

We had opening prayer and hymn, prayer for family, friends and alumni, exhortation on healing by one of our host ministers, short talk on economy by a retired banker and associate professor, mental health by a psychiatrist, law and your loved one by someone from a top-rated legal firm... Refreshment was served thereafter.

In his honour, we always start on time. We enjoin everyone to keep the family in prayers. As you very well know Deacon Bola Omoteso helped to shape the DC vision and few were blessed to be ministered to directly by him.

In Honour of Bola Omoteso

June 18, 2019
Temi did not speak much but his passion for Nigeria led him to discuss extensively on Nigeria and the hopes of a better today.
On this day which I would love to designate “SAN Founders Day”, I honour the memory of Bola Omoteso, my beloved who helped me shape what Solidarity Action Network was initiated to achieve. He would have been 62 this very day... 
The platform was created to campaign for Prof. Oluyemi Osinbajo. Following the win, we became an advocacy for change forum and a medium through which we encouraged those in power to do the right thing, serve with integrity. We were different in that we did not use abuse as a tool for engagement but advocacy. We have achieved much.
I got a promise then that he would meet with us physically. When that became impossible, it was agreed that it would be via a tweet chat but it never happened, perhaps due to busy schedule. To appreciate those who went over and beyond, I have reached out and continue to reach out in a number of ways just to strengthen our belief in positive individualised change which is what SAN is all about.
I take the liberty to share this direct appeal to the presidency which you are free to share. 
Anyone with a question could DM but this is a solemn day for me. A word of prayer for justice and safety for all members of my family would go a long way.
To all those who through this campaign have become real change makers, agents or advocates, I am proud of you. You are why I cannot stop. Effort for Nigeria through any politician could be a waste because the seat of government seems to affect their minds but energy expended to make people better ia a life seed with an evergreen harvest. 
I believe in the power of the people to create wealth in good health.
The legacy Bola Omoteso left is one of living joyfully in righteousness and expending wealth in health for the betterment of all concerned.
I thank you and pray God bless you and yours.

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June 19, 2022
Bola was an incredible man and a good friend.  We continue to miss him.  Next week, we will gather to celebrate the life of another friend who fell since Bola left.  We certainly will recall our mutual friendship.  May Bola's sweet soul continue to rest in peace. 

He Lives

June 18, 2022
It has been 331 weeks and 2 days since Bola Omoteso was called back into heavenly service.
In that period, some of those who made it to this page never made it to his people, to offer condolence, care, or compassion. I read your post and it leads me to how shallow your heart is. Some of you see the advocacy for justice and you shrugg your others. Some see how his legacy has been threatened and you wail but never went forward to speak truth to power...
Learn from all this. Will those you call brother, sister, children, friends, brethren stand for, with or by you when your time here is gone.
He touched more lives than I know or met. What matters is that the legacy satanists tried to kill like the vision, mission and legacy of Jesus, must lives and must be kept alive.
To keep that memory alive, we concluded Graceful Women Ministry Training today. Bola Omoteso remained minister in charge of Sunday School in his church. I helped him in that role and intentionally continue to keep this legacy alive. We wrapped the 5 day training by talking about him.
Someone called him gentle giant. Who was Bola Omoteso to you. Who is he to you..
On June 18, 1957 God gave us a beautiful son. Birthed in the image of God, built in the virtues of the Most High. He loved God and served humanity.
It is in his honour I share this piece: ou-journal.blogspot.com/2021/02/hold-your-should.html
Be sure comments there or here are about the piece or about him, if you met... He lives on in the memory of those who loves and remembers him.

Widow’s Wailings

August 30, 2018

When asked at Area F Police Command why adeleke was being wicked to Omolola and if he would have done it if there was a child in the marriage, he responded, “Of course if there was a child, I won’t but I want to punish her, I want her to know she cannot just come and marry in our family and walk all over us!” The venom he spewed was so typical of the madness that gush from men who are drenched in the ego of self entitlement! A Nigeria trait my beloved husband hated with passion.

The woman he claimed walked all over “them” hosted them in rooms she furnished. Cooked for himself and his family so much so that he asked Olubunmi to learn from her culinary skills, drive him and his family to stores and malls and was responsible for their welfare. Visited with gifts. Counselled and cared for his daughters... Yet, his myopic summation of all she did was “walk all over us.”

The truth, he HATED her. All she did was not strong enough to melt his iron heart. He hated her for daring to marry a brother who was condemn d to wifelessness. Being wifeless meant he could hatch his plan of manipulating him to adopt his daughters. That way, upon his death, his daughters being young, he would become the sole administrator. But this carefully masterminded plan, hatched at a time he thought his daughters were named beneficiaries backfired when he found out after Bola Omoteso’s death that he had edited his beneficiaries

It has been over two years yet family chose to bury my peace with my husband. But Jesus has kept me sane, safe and secure in God’s everlasting arms.

If you have read anything online, consider it the crying out loud of a widow who endured abuse and attempt to perpetrate fraud for over two years before she decided that having mourned her husband, it was time to defend his right to his labour being used to keep his name alive, not symphonies by a man who claims to be his brother yet whose complicity and negligence led to his death.

I call upon you to stand with me in prayers and in publicity, not for only #JusticeforOmolola but in many areas that would entertain justice once justice is served.

I have read more tweets on black widow spider than “black” human widows since I began the campaign! Please join me to make the campaign VIRAL.

#TimeIsNow #EndWidowAbuse #JusticeforOmolola #JusticeforWidows #ReformProbateLaws #WomenParticipate #BlackLivesMatter

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