We were "forming" Sister-Sister at Deji's wedding...first time really that we made a conscious effort to. Turned out to be the last time we'd do it all four of us this side of eternity..

I met Ajoke in the early 1990s as a member of the Calabar Christian Church, She was quiet, a bit shy,  loved God and courageous to speak the truth concerning issues and people as they arose. Her love and care for her mother and siblings was apparent back then as she always looked out for them – wanting the best for them.

She was consistent in her faith, as I recall the years we spent evangelising, discipling one another and generally being hopeful for a good future etc.

As she was undergoing treatment for cancer, she was thinking of what she could do to help others not go through some of the treatment challenges she had encountered, and provided advice to me for a relative of mine I had told her about.

Her last BB message to me on 15/1/2014 “ …Waitin for my miracle. God is going to send me a new pair of lungs . Believe it with me  and keep the faith. It is well.”

Ajoke, you are and will be greatly missed, you fought the good fight and have finished the race - the legacies you leave behind are testaments to that. Rest with the Lord. Amen

Enobong Enyenihi Ozor