My condolences to everyone, I really hope y’all take heart and God will strengthen you. Rest In Peace and I’m very sure you found peace with the Lord

My darling Lollipop, as I used to call you, can’t believe you’re gone so soon but God knows best. I thank God for the beautiful times we shared since secondary school days. Those amazing times spent at mine, when we’d stay up late and talk, pretend we’ve fallen asleep when mum came to check on us. Our chats and meet up, I can still hear your beautiful jokes and laughter ringing in my ears. So caring, loving and thoughtful about everyone. You’d literally ask after each friend and classmate to know they’re all well. Who’s going to say the long stretchy Fofoooooo? I’m missing you badly and will love you forever. My comfort now is that you’re with Jesus. Sun re my darling Lollipop till we meet again. Foluso (nee Aderogba)

Dear aunty Lola, I wasn’t happy when my dad broke the news about your death. I’ve been praying for you since the day I heard you were in a critical condition, hoping you would get better, but God knows why he took you, like they always say, “God knows best”. I have a very strong feeling and a very strong assurance that you found rest With God. You were a fighter We love you but God loves you more, REST IN PEACE dear aunty.

Dear Lola,
It was great to reconnect with you after such a long time. You were full of strength - a fighter indeed. Never complaining about the pain you were in - amazing! Rest in the Lord. May the good Lord be with all your loved ones at this time........ You will be missed.

Antonia’s bravery and selflessness was an inspiration to me.
Even in her most painful and troubled moments, she seemed to be more concerned about my welfare than anything else. She would check all the time to make sure that I wasn't too tired to visit, even though she was desperate for company and so wanted to be connected to the world outside King’s.
Moreover, she fought like a lion and never moaned.
I will treasure our friendship always and I am so grateful that she was part of my life.

My dear sister, I love you so much, you would be missed. you are such a fighter, full of love and selfless. a giver and a strong woman. I cherish all the time we spent together. I am so happy you made heaven, the most important thing is Christ in you the hope of glory. no more pain. now it only joy and glory. you fought a good fight you finished your race in victory and you have inspired so many and made so many dear to believe. your last few hours was just inspiring you made up with every one and worked in love
sleep on my dear sister
I will forever miss you.

As a child she was my saving grace. Always let me stay with her during the summer holidays and always doing her best to make me and my brother happy. We have a big family tree but very few branches, you were one of the strongest branches of them all. I love you and I will miss you

My dear big cousin Lola, thank you for the wisdom that you have taught me. I won't forget our long late night calls laughing, sharing secrets and giving each other advice. Our sons were born a few weeks apart and we always had a bond. Our secrets are ours only. Thank you for seeing things from a mature and non biased perspective. That's what I have always loved about you. You are the cousin that I spoke to for years and no one ever knew! I will miss you my dear! Thanks for being one of my Yoruba teachers, I can still hear you laughing at me. Talk about the blind leading the blind. Sun re o, arabirin mi!
Your cousin,
Adetokunbo

Lord I thank you for the life of my sister. I thank you Lord for giving her two lovely sons. I thank you she was a fighter and that she made a difference. Just before the end she brought reconciliation to family and friends.
We love you and appreciate all you did.
You will be deeply missed. Rest in Peace
Your sister
Eny

Lola, you were a fighter and you really faught to the end. I was shock to the bone when I got the message that you accepted the ghost last night. My children and I prayed for you because we love you, but we can not do anything because God love you more. Lola, I remember your struggles when we were together at Ilaje Rd. Bariga, Lagos, Nigeria. I also remember the good time we spent together the last time I visited London. The unconditional love I have for you will keep you in my mind for ever. You will forever be missed Lola.
Chief Ayo Falade.

Lola... I still remember our last conversation... I said I would come to the hospital I did not... Still in shock... You fought and fought and fought and had a positivity about you that challenged me and I am sure so many others. You were such an inspiration.... You definitely left your mark and made a difference. Praying the grace and comfort of God on your loved ones at this difficult time. Rest my friend...