Titilope Arinola Aleke ( Nee Omotoso ) was born in Ibadan on
 the 7th of August 1965. Born into the family of Dr
 Theophilus Ibidapo Omotoso and Mrs Eunice Subulade Omotoso
 from Emure Ile  Ondo State Nigeria.  She was the
 third out of six children and the first daughter of the
 family.
 She had her Nursery and Primary education at Sacred Heart
 Private School Ring Road Ibadan from 1970 to 1977.
 Her secondary education was at Queen’s School, Moor
 Plantation Ibadan from 1977 to 1982 where she obtained her
 WAEC qualifications with excellent results. Whilst at
 Queens’s School she was a foundation member of the Maths
 club which gave support and assistance to students who were
 struggling with maths. As a young chap her initial interest
 and passion was to be a teacher and to take good care of
 younger ones.
 In the same year she gained admission into the University of
 Benin where she graduated with a B.SC degree in Industrial
 Mathematics. She was throughout her stay at UNIBEN a very
 active member of the Christian Union, CU, and participated
 fully in the fellowship choir throughout her stay. She
 graduated in 1988 having stayed an extra academic session
 due to a health challenge. She did her compulsory NYSC in
 Oyo State.
 Her first experience working as a young graduate was when
she did her NYSC at  Ilesa, in Oyo State (as it then
 was)  where she taught Mathematics in a Secondary
 School. She had such passion for teaching Maths that after
 her NYSC she applied to the Federal Ministry of Education
 and was appointed as a Maths teacher at Federal Government
 College Ijanikin. She worked  at Ijanikin from 1993 to
 2001. Again at FGC Ijanikin, she kept a close fellowship
 with some of her students especially the girls and spent
 time counselling, conducting deliverance and baptism of the
 Holy Spirit.
 When she moved over to Lagos, a colleague Mrs Iloba who had
 been transferred to Abuja offered her an accommodation in 7
 Ikale St Okoko which was close to FGC Ijanikin. She later
 joined and became a full member of He’s Alive Chapel where
 she met her husband who was then a newly ordained Pastor
 with the Church. They got married 9 December 1995.
 In 1998, she and her husband pioneered a branch of the
 Church in Victoria Island. In view of this development she
 sought a transfer from the Federal Ministry of Education and
 was finally transferred to Kings College in 2001. She was an
 active member of staff and rose to become Head of ICT Unit
 in the College, Member of the Exam Committee and Patron of
 Master Mind Club. She was promoted in 2013 to the position
 of an Assistant Director of Education on Grade Level 15. She
 had between 2001-2002 run a certification program in Oracle
 and had desired a complete switch into the world of ICT.
 In 2002, she and her husband moved from the VI Church to
 start off the Berachah Centre of the Church. In 2009, she
 pioneered the Vacation Bible School, a weeklong program
 during the long vacation and which program grew over the
 years and became a legacy perhaps for which she will best be
 remembered for.  In 2012, She launched out the Teenage
 Church in Berachah Centre which she had so  longed
 for.  In 2010 She was ordained a Pastor in He’s Alive
 Chapel.
 She was ever passionate about full time ministry and longed
 to be involved in mission visits outsides the country. She
 dreamt and planned to have a Teenage Camp. She was also an
 avid reader of literature novels in her earlier years and
 even until her death so much loved detective movies whenever
 she found time. She was also a keen fan of Joyce Meyer and
 spent her last few days watching Christian programs on TBN
 and Christian music on 1Gospel Channel.
 She was frequently down with health challenges and was a few
 months ago diagnosed with a health condition- AUTO IMMUNE
 DISORDER which ultimately took her life even after receiving
 medical treatment outside the shores of the country.