Chioma, yesterday Foluwa said "my favourite Aunty Chioma" out of the blues. I actually forgot today was your birthday. Was he seeing you with the angels? Only God knows.
It's hard to believe we can laugh now when we remember you. I guess it's real you are not coming back on this side of eternity and we have made peace with it. But girl, as troublesome as you were, we still miss you. I do! Some of your stuff is still all over the house. Once in a while Lekan will start hailing Foluwa 'Mr. Folu!"...but the tears are not so quick to fall anymore. Rather, a smile here and there and sometimes outright laughter when we remember your antics!

I shall not be posting on Facebook but today as usual but I will look through your pictures and smile and yes, maybe shed a few tears.... Continue to rest in peace o Nne.

Chioms Oroms....Happy 2nd Birthday in heaven. Rock on with the angels nwanne m. As we laid the wreath today on your tombstone, I could just hear you say "Sugo, E buzi kwa onye ocha o : you bought me flowers??" Always and forever, you will be remembered.

Hello Chioma, second birthday you are celebrating with your mum. Hope you are smiling down at the Gboko's angels and having a blast at quarrel and makeup session.

Happy birthday day fine Aunty Chuums. Continue to Rest In Peace dear friend

Chioma, you must have settled into heaven nicely now. We remember you fondly on earth. Rest well.

Chioma, never knew you but am sure you are doing fine. Just fine in heaven.

Chioms, we may never understand...I cannot believe it's been a year already....Continue to rest in peace...We miss you. We will always miss you.

Chioms!! 1 whole year already. I think of you every time I drive past your street.

Continue to rest in perfect peace, my dear friend. You are always in our hearts . . . . .Love, Oyinade

Chioms - your first birthday in heaven! I wonder what you are up to.

Happy birthday in heaven Chioms Oroms. I trust you are having a big bash with the angels!! Now everyone knows how old you were ☺

The month of May is a special month for me, as it has a number of people who are special to me born in this month....one of these special people is 'Chi-baby'. I remember my friend today, on her birthday, knowing she is resting in peace though feeling the void as this year was the first in a long time in which I did not receive a birthday call from Chioma teasing me, in her signature style..... However, the fond memories slowly overtake the pain with each passing day. Always in our hearts....

Chioms!! Nne m.....as u celebrate with the angels in heaven..i pray you continue to rest eternally in peace. Happy birthday dear....#hardtoforget

Hey Chioma,

You are always fondly remembered especially today on your birthday. I sometimes used to mix up your birthday dates and thankfully you never used it as a test of our friendship. Love you always and continue to rest in peace my dear friend.

If the kind words on this page could bring you back, you would have been here with your loved ones. The words showed you had a kind heart that was cherished.

Find peace in the hands of God.

Peace at last...

Chioms!! Chioms!!! Kedu obodo i no? This was always Chioma Nnoli's first question anytime we spoke.
It was with great shock I received the phone call announcing your departure. It was so unexpected.
Chioma was more than a friend to me. From F.G.G.C.Gboko to Unilag and beyond. We kept in touch and never missed our birthdays. She visited anytime she was in Abuja and gave me wise counsel. She had an answer to every question and always had something to say even when not asked.
Chioma was a woman of great virtue, very wise, thoughtful, smart, vibrant , strong, courageous, intelligent and straight to the point kind of person. There was never a dull moment with her. She so much valued relationship. Above all, she was a disciplined christian.
When I learnt of her ailment, I kept praying for her, little did I know that she would go so soon.
But I have no doubt in my mind that she is with the Lord, for we do not mourn as if we have no hope, for by grace we have faith that she is with the Lord.
Chioms, your loving memories will be evergreen in my heart. Indeed, you will be forever missed.
My earnest prayer is that your funeral would be an occasion to bring glory to God and souls won to the kingdom. Indeed it was.
Chioms my dear friend, be well situated in the Lord where there is no pain and vitamins to take.
Adieu my dear friend
Adieu Gboko Angel
Adieu great Akokite
Adieu nwa Jesus

Nne,
Rest in peace! May God console all those left to mourn you.
This is such a sad loss!

To the friends and family of Chioma,

Please accept my sincere condolences for the passing of your dear loved one. I hope you will find comfort in this scripture.. "Do not be amazed at this, for the hour is coming in which all those in the memorial tombs will hear his voice and come out" (John 5:28,28)

With sincerity,
Joelle

Met Chioma at Bobby's salon many years ago..we were both regulars. Her originality wasn't difficult to see, no lagos airs, often the first to flash a smile( and educate any random visitor on any topic). Saw her frequently at vidas shows, randomly in church...and then on Vida's bbm display picture with the horrible rip message. Awesome testimonies I've read here, enough to make me feel like I've known her much closer, for much longer. May her memory be for a blessing always and may our gracious lord wrap his hands of comfort around her family, friends.....

Met Chioma at Bobby's salon many years ago..we were both regulars. Her originality wasn't difficult to see, no lagos airs, often the first to flash a smile( and educate any random visitor on any topic). Saw her frequently at vidas shows, randomly in church...and then on Vida's bbm display picture with the horrible rip message. Awesome testimonies I've read here, enough to make me feel like I've known her much closer, for much longer. May her memory be for a blessing always and may our gracious lord wrap his hands of comfort around her family, friends.....

I took note of you way back in sovereign army fellowship unilag, then city of david. We always said hi to each other with a smile. I didn't even take note of your name and I doubt if you knew mine. But one thing I took note of and I admired was your great faith in God and intensed love for Him. Your prayers were effectual and fervent. I felt it each time you came in and took a seat on the same roll at the back where hospitality members would normally sit in church...city of david, especially during thanksgiving service...the last dance. I know with all assurance that you are with God, our father. Rest in peace.

Chioma, rest on dear...

It is sad and my heart aches. I remember Chioma Nnoli. If only we could turn the hands of time, I would have made your hair as often as you wanted in Gboko. I remember we fell out when after eating your corn flakes and milk, I still refused to make your hair, pretending to have chest pain. You got so mad at me and we fell out big time. Thank God we made up after I got another corn flakes and milk from you and made your hair. You were very strong and daring. Adieu Chioma. You will always be remembered.

Chiom-Chiom,

Getting ready for your funeral services. Hmmm


Woman of faith, very strong willed. When you wanted something, you made the demand.

A mixture of fashion/style and spiritual strength. I remember driving to your salon to fix your curly hair, and discussing the sermon and the last prayer meeting.

I remember the cravings, the online shopping to get the house ready. Your presence at the inauguration. Hmm

You never gave up. You lighted up when we prayed. Didn't accept defeat. The thanksgiving service you planned still comes to mind. "Bolanle Situate me o" you would say. Get Nathaniel Bassey, I want him to play.

Angels are playing now, voices like the sounds of many waters. Thank your God face to face now. You earned it. Sing to your hearts desire

You will be missed

Ogochukwu,

I'm so sorry to hear this news. I remember Chioma clearly from University School (who doesn't?) and from the tributes of those who knew her later in life, she didn't even attempt to change. That sharp perception and quick wit that sliced through pretensions... what a gift!

I was looking through some old pictures at home during Easter and I saw one of a birthday party (we must have been about 4 or 5 years old then) and there was Chioma right in front, looking like a doll-sized version of the pictures I just scrolled through. My goodness, she really didn't change much. Chances are she is giving God an earful right now....

Ogo, biko ndo my dear!

Chioms! strong spirited, witty and full of life....... How can someone so full of life not be a part of life again! Fine Aunty Chioma to all the little ones you always showed so much love. You were courageous and full of faith through everything and you inspired everyone around you.

I remember how I used to look forward to your daily updates about life at Resourcery, you were so full of life!

You loved God and so I know that you are resting with God. I wish so many things but God knows best.

Rest in peace my dear friend...........

Chioma, a very active member of Mt.Zion house fellowship when you were with us. I recall your testimonies, amazing testimonies ( I guess I still have records of some), the last that comes to memory was the one of getting a house in Lekki and the landlord not only conceded to your terms but also asked the colour(s) you wanted for the house, bye, see you at the table when the feast shall begin in heaven.

May the Good Lord grant the family the fortitude to bear the loss in Jesus name.

ADIEU SMILEY!!
Smiley, I don’t know how to write this, because this wasn’t the plan. You kept telling me that the enemy was wasting his time, and that you would testify. I remember how we used to fight all the time, but thank God we were there for each other when it mattered most.

I remember the day I got in from Nigeria and went to the hospital. The next morning, you wrote down a long list of the food items you wanted from the African Store because you said the cheese in your stomach from eating “Oyibo food” could make Seven (7) big Pizzas. We would crack jokes that the nurses would think we were homeless ladies that checked into the hospital because every day I had to go to the African Store to restock.

We would heat up Asaro, Bread and Sardine with Akara, Fried Yam & Stew, Beans & Plantain and have a good laugh when the Nurses came in to check on you and perceive the foul fish smell from our room. You will quickly offer them the food and tell them the nutritional benefits.

You would always clown and speak Igbo to the Doctors till the day they said they were going to call a Psychiatrist to evaluate you and you quickly told them your full name, insurance policy no., employer name, date of birth in English and we all had a good laugh. You knew the names of all the Doctors/Nurses and would take time to ask after their families whenever they came into the room.

You would wake me up at 3:00am and demand for Holy Communion. You would tell me to lay it out properly and respect the body of Christ. After which you will take your time to recite the communion passages and expect my full participation so early in the morning. You would then say “what an awesome privilege it would be to sit with the Father and share the communion”.

Anugs - that was what you called Anugo. “Come and give fine Auntie Chioma a “messade” (massage) mimicking Anugo’s pronunciation. You preferred his hands to mine and would always say to me “Bon Di, these your hands are not situated at all”

Anugo prayed “Jesus, please make Auntie Chioma well, let her not need a nurse again, let her drive her car herself and let her hair grow back”. You recorded a video for him to show him that God had answered his prayers and also took him for a ride in your car.

"Grandma na-ese okwu, Grandma na eti eti (as you fondly called my neighbour) Biko, I want vegetable soup". She would bring the soup and both of you will start singing “Chukwu ihe nile E kere di mma, O di mma” your favourite song. 

With you, there was never a pity party. Very courageous, witty and full of faith. Always had a Bible passage for any situation, prayed very bold prayers and spoke with so much authority. No wonder you ended up “taking all our friends” because they said you were more spiritual than us. The few times I saw you cry, you told me they were tears of joy, because God has been so good to you.

I have no doubt that you are at peace now because the expression on your face that Wednesday morning said it all. Adieu Smiley, my Fashionista Sister. I know you have been well situated in heaven. Please say hello to our Mum whom we both never knew

To the family and friends of Chioma,
Please let me extend my condolences to you. It is unnatural to lose a loved one in death. When we read the account of Lazarus, it teaches us that the resurrection is a reality. Jesus taught that someday "all those in the memorial tombs" will be resurrected. (John 5:28,29) Not only will Chioma be resurrected to life on earth but she will have an opportunity to live forever on this earth in peaceful and happy conditions. (Ps. 37:11, 29) I hope that these expressions from the Bible help to bring you some comfort and hope.

My sweet friend Angel Chioma, I am still in denial. Rest in Peace and may your beautiful light continue to shine. My sincere condolence to your friends, family and all the million lives you touched. I am so happy you met Denzel! It's hard to write, Thank you for your love, smiles, care and your presence. I even went with you to your church. I really wished I knew though. It saddens me to hear you went through so much pain. I know you are in a better place, rest well. I miss you so much. I still can't believe when I visit Naija, you will not be there. Sweet hugs and kisses.

Its really sad to see young people die, it hurts more when the person has beautiful soul,i remember you going with me to pray with my dad when he was in the hospital just before he passed on, Chioma, you are an encourager, we became close a few years ago and you acted like a big sis,you loved God and was always beautifully dressed, I know you are with the angels and in a better place, i will miss your encouraging words, God knows best we cannot question his decisions may God give your family the fortitude to bear this loss, sleep on dear

Chioma.............Words fail me. I still can't believe that you are no more. Ani eligo nwa oma. It is well...my deepest condolences to your siblings and Dad. And most especially your Bossom friend Ogo..i still remember you trios in 41 Norman Williams (we at Healthgate thought you were actually sisters ...Hmmmmmmmmm how sad.... Ada Biali ije ...Sleep well ooooo.....

i am so sorry for ur lose may god conticue to bless u and ur family

TRIBUTE TO CHIOMA, MY DAUGHTER.

Chioma, is it right that I should be writing a tribute to mark your untimely exit from this mortal life? I know that if you had the opportunity, your response would be: “No ‘Daddy’; that cannot be".

But it has come to be and, indeed, is. That is why I am engaged in this painful exercise of penning a tribute to acknowledge the irretrievable reality of your sudden departure from this mortal stage to “the great beyond" - without a goodbye! Only God knows why!
We miss you, Chioma, but the Good Lord will bring soothing comfort and succour to all of us who miss you dearly. Rest in perfect peace as we commit you into the hands of Almighty God – Who knows everything!
“Daddy” G.E.K. Ofomata.
05 October, 2015.

Chums, Chums....my friend, my sister, my counselor, my prayer warrior. I first met you in 2000 when you came to Abuja to visit your sister Nkem, and over the years we developed tight sisterhood.

Its so hard and surreal to think that you have departed from this earth, that I will never have the opportunity of doing the many different things we did together. With you, there was NEVER a dull moment, we gisted, laughed, prayed and of course fought a lot.

Chums, my friend, you were a rare gem, extremely intelligent ,witty and a bit mischievous. A no- nonsense lady, with you, it was either black or white and cant be any shades in between. You often said there was no excuse for bad behavior.............sometimes it was frustrating dealing with you.

Chums, my pastor and prayer warrior, you loved God and His word passionately that you rarely made a statement without a quote from the Bible, your all time favorite book.......often I wished I could inherit that passion from you.

Chums, my sister and counsellor, you were the person I usually called and went to in my difficult times and you ALWAYS had time to listen, advise, counsel and subsequently check up on me to ensure I was doing well.......the amazing thing is that you were like that to so many other friends and family.

Chums, the fashionista extraordinaire, you loved fashion and always turned out looking like a million bucks without breaking the banks ......often I called you vain.

During the last few months, despite all that you were going through, you still encouraged me to pursue some dreams I had shared with you in the past. At the end of each of my visits, you will ask me "Chizzy, what are you taking away from this visit"...I would say in my mind "Chioma a biakwa", but will smile and enumerate the things I learnt from the discuss of the day. 

Chums, now the angel, you fought the good fight and held on to your faith till the very end.........now you have earned your crown and WELL SITUATED among the angels.

You achieved a lot in life and even much more in death.
Naa n' udo nwanyi oma..................you will forever live in our hearts.

Dear Chioma my namesake.... it's really hard to believe you are gone but God knows best. I knew you to be a lover of Christ; May He reward you bountifully as you served Him excellently. You shall surely be missed but our Lord knows best. Rest well beautiful daughter of the Most High! May the Holy Spirit our Comforter grant your family & loved ones the fortitude to bear this irreparable loss

Dear Chioms,

It has proven extremely hard for me to write this tribute, probably thinking that if I don't write it, then it cannot be true. It hasn’t truly sunk in yet that you are actually gone! You were so full of life and could be mischievous. I often wondered what was going on in that head of yours sometimes.

Our friendship started back at the University and you made it clear at the beginning that "you had been warned about all these Yoruba people..." It so happened that quite a number of your good friends did turn out to be Yoruba and we still laugh about that remark of yours.

We had such great times at school and afterwards that our families had no choice but to become well acquainted.

You were always a fashionista even from our University days. Thanks to Ogonna and Nkem's baffs you used to fap then.

You were fun to be around because you were so witty and had such a great sense of humor. I will often laugh and ask - "how do you come up with all these things"? I could also count on you to be forthright and I knew it came from a good place.

I smile when I recall how you showed up at my wedding even though you were supposed to be out of town at the time on one of your many trips to America. It was such a pleasant surprise!

How can I talk about Chioma without mentioning her "can do" spirit and strength? You were not one to be easily intimidated by any situation or anyone. We were all proud of you when you achieved your goal of becoming a Certified Project Manager and boy, you loved your profession!

Emeka is speechless...Akaolisa and Olisadinobi or Dinobs (like you used to call him) do not believe that their fine Aunty Chioms has gone to be with the Lord. My mum is in shock!

You loved GOD and believed in His word till the very end. It was your upbeat spirit that gave me faith that all will be well.

Rest in the Lord's bosom "ore mi atata"- The Chioms!

Hmmmmmm! Chioma…

Laide asked me yesterday if I left you a tribute and I said, "not yet"… Because in truth, I am one whose glands (tear glands) are always on overdrive….and I can almost hear you saying "STELLA (you always sounded so authoritative), WHY ARE YOU CRYING… CLEAN YOUR EYES MY FRIEND…

I met you through my darling friend, who is now like my sister, Layooo and I just loved your spirit… although I always said to Layo… this your Chioma friend sha… too too funny and strict… my thoughts anytime we jammed was "I wish I could speak igbo like Chioma and still flow in english (even though your accent gives you away so many times…) … you were so unashamedly igbo (and I loved that about you), yet like me, (undiluted igbo), you still surrounded yourself with "ndi ala", (as we often refer to the yorubas…) as most of our friends are yoruba…

Now I asked Layoo out of the blues earlier this year that I have not seen Chioma in a while… you know how you just remember that beam of laughter and fun, who you have not heard about in a bit… and i was just "checking" on you… I just casually asked how you were doing… and she told me you had been ill and I said a prayer that you will be fine…

Interestingly, Tolo (Tola Olashore) who I cannot remember having a "gig", to celebrate her birthday for sometime now (unless of course, i was not invited … lol), extended an invitation for some of her friends to stop by her house on her birthday. Now for a week day, "busy busy Stella" may have been unable to make it… But God must have wanted me to say my final goodbye to you… Tolo, thank you, for you created the opportunity to see Chioma one last time and to speak with her.

I didn't recognise you, Chioma, at Tola's but then, when you woke up, looked at me, smiled and in your usual "Chioma" fashion, you said "STELLA… Is that you Stella…and then you proceeded to hail me…I cannot for the life of me remember if it was my hairstyle or my bag or my shoes... (being the fashionista ( i used to shadow your baff from afar ooo) that you are…, I am sure it was my bag)… but your words that day were "Stella, gee them... gee them… kill them … lagos is in trouble...you look nice stella…"

Even with tears as I write, I can still smile at the memory of that day and I recall thinking as you hailed me, "she is clearly so weak, yet she is thinking to make me smile… and laugh…"

I cannot attest to knowing you that well but I knew that anytime i jammed you with Layoo… I couldn't help but leave there… (wherever it was) with smiles and laughs about "that Layoo's crazy friend"... 

You may not know it and I wished I had the opportunity to tell you thank you… but you awakened in me that day at Tolo's, the strength to smile and praise God and thank Him, no matter what I face…

Thank you Chioma… Rest Well. God Bless your memory!!!

Chioma, my eyes filled up with tears as I saw the news unfold. I found myself wishing that it wasn't real. Every time I think about it, pain is all I can feel. I can't imagine what your family is going through. I can barely see because tears are flowing from my eyes as I am writing this tribute. But I know you will always be with us. I am sure you are now living in a perfect land where there is nothing like pain nor tears.
You will always be remembered by all of us.
Fare well my sister and friend...

My darling sister Chioma, As tears trickle down my face, I try to find the right words to describe how I feel. Images of you, your smile, the sound of your laughter and your voice are constantly on my mind. It had all been surreal to me until I read your burial announcement today, then it suddenly hit me, Chioma is gone!!!! This has to be one of the hardest things I've done in my life. Words fail me at this moment but I know that you are in a better place. I thank the Lord for having blessed us with you as a cousin and sister. You are truly a unique soul, an adventurous and cheerful person, with a loving and caring heart. I remember growing up and being jealous that Ogo had a twin to do everything with but as I was older I finally got into the mix yaaaay. Our last conversation will constantly be a reminder of your awesome persona. Thank you for your faith in God which kept us all strong even when you were hurting, and even at your lowest point, you always held onto God's promises. This is not goodbye sis, cos you will always be in our hearts. Your contagious smile will remain alive in the hearts of all the people you touched, for nothing loved is ever lost; and you Chioms, my dear sister, you are very much loved. I will really miss you my darling sweet cousin, you are truly special. I love you so much but God loves you more!!!! May your soul rest in peace nwa nne m, jee nke oma!!! Rest in the Lord's bossom, may the Heavens welcome you with open arms as you watch over us in perfect peace. Your smile has left a permanent stamp in us and you will forever live in our hearts

Gone too soon........Chioma, my dear, your passing was a great shock to me. The last time I saw you when you came to my house in America. You were so vibrant and full of life. Little did I know that the end was so near. You are such a wonderful person, warm and pleasant, always smiling.

Chioma we will miss you greatly but who are we to question God. May God give your family and your friend the heart to bear this painful loss. May your good soul rest in perfect peace.

Amen

Gone too soon. It is well in Jesus name.
Rest on Gboko Angel till we all meet to part no more.

Chioma! ...hmmmmmmmm! it is well....Heaven Gained...Rest in peace Smiley..Ogo and Nkem , Ndo nu ooooo...

Chioms... Hmmmm words fail me right now.. RIP my friend.

Rest in peace Chioma(FGGC Gboko sista). Very strict, but always full of smiles n very friendly. D God of all Comfort, Comfort n strengthen ur loved ones in Jesus name, Amen. It is well.

Fine Aunty Chioms…so good to know I wasn’t the only one forced to call you that☺. When I first met you in UniLag, I thought this girl is too strict for me oh, but I succumbed to the power of your friendship. Your yaps couldn’t keep me away, but they certainly gave me something to think about. I always had to check myself when you were coming round, make sure I was in order….you kept me on my toes.

One of those many weekends I stayed with you, Donnie McClurkin’s Great is Your Mercy was on repeat in your car, it drove me crazy. For the longest time after that, it was the first worship song that came to my lips during my morning devotion. Two years ago you took me to your new place of worship, Dominion City. I came back to Abuja and started attending the parish here, my life has never been the same. I know as the angels present your rewards to you in heaven, God has approved a second mansion for you to accommodate it all.

Sometimes I sit and remember your humour; and I laugh, then I cry. There will never be another Fine Aunty Chioms to ask what my outfit is all about or ask me if all the salons in Abuja have closed down. Nobody to harass my life when I don’t call back in 5 minutes.

You have fought the good fight, finished the race and kept the faith. Now you’ve gone to rest in the bosom of the Lord. Pray with us here, that we too will one day make that everlasting journey to remain in the presence of Jehovah.

Chioms chioma!! My beautiful, brilliant, fabulous friend!! It's been 2 weeks now since your passing and I guess I finally have to accept it and start letting you go. I never knew thatthe thought of Chioms not walking the face of this earth will hit me like this. Sooooooo many wonderful memories, from sharing a 6 spring bed in Moremi hall during our first year in Unilag to sharing the air bed at Mma's last June. All our escapades, You were the leader of our tag team. I followed you and you didn't mislead me,babes we had so much fun!!I will truly miss you! My heart is so broke and I will never forget you. I will remember you whenever I enjoy a good meal,whenever I smell a beautiful fragrance, whenever I see 'Lucky' magazine, whenever I have to stand up for myself, whenever I need to strengthen my faith , whenever I have to be more confident and whenever I have to overcome a challenge. You were the wittiest most humorous girl I know.Babes I will alway love you but God loves you more, He probably needs you to come run the spa section in heaven. You are very well situated!!Jee nnudo nwannem!!!

Chiomsy! Chiomsy!!
It's so hard to believe you've gone. My hilarious, witty, intelligent friend. Your sense of humor was so amazing I always wondered why you didn't considered a career in comedy. You will always find something funny out of every seemingly difficult situations.

My greatest joy was your unwavering commitment to your faith till the very last minute. I didn't bother to pray when last we saw because I could see clearly you were ready to go home. You were at peace with your Maker. You fought a good fight of faith my dear and I'm glad you are in a better place. Sleep on dear till we meet to part no more.

Chioma, dearest Gboko sister, may your sweet and funny soul find everlasting rest with The Lord our maker. Earth's loss is surely Heaven's gain. Rest on dearest. May Almighty God console the family you left behind.

Dear Chioms,

Its soooo hard to write this cos I don't know where to start.....

You were such a ray of sunshine. Onye Lecha (smiles). You were always so put together. i soooo loved your sense of fashion.

What endeared me to you was your brutal honesty and sharp wit. That brutal honesty was also what I found exasperating about you (smiles). But with you, one always knew where one stood. You didn't have a deceptive bone in you.

I remember the last time I saw you in June. We spent the day together and went on a shopping spree. I remember how many times we quarreled that day (laughs). I just couldn't get how it was that you were trying to just be normal in spite of all you were going through. I remember the ride back home, you talked about marriage, kids and your up coming 5 states trip to the US. And I remember thinking but didn't voice it out that you should focus on getting well. That was how strong you were. And indeed you went on your US trip.

You are the one person I can boldly say LOVES GOD. You always had a way of weaving the scriptures into every conversation with you.That was who you were plus being a fighter, a strong woman, a goal getter and one who in the face of any adversity believes in the best.

Your faith in God was unwavering and you believed he was going to see you through it all.... Alas he had other plans. He wanted you more.


Kachifo Nwayiocha....