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Great woman, woman of substance, you'll be forever be remembered

This memorial website was created in memory of our loved one, Sholabomi Felicitas Robinson 80 years old , born on March 6, 1939 and passed away on March 25, 2019. We will remember her forever.

As you can imagine, the family is planning a befitting burial for their mother right now and thanks everyone for their prayers throughout this period. If you’d like to support the family with your donation towards the burial arrangements, here’s the details:

M&T Bank account number is 9879222983

Routing number: 052000113

Name: Ajibola Robinson

*** You can do Zelle or CashApp transfer using email address aji002@gmail.com

Please remember that giving is completely voluntary.

Thank you for all your support and prayers for the Robinson Family!

Remain blessed!

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Oluebube Okpalaoka
March 28, 2019
March 28, 2019
“If you do not make it after attending FGGC BAKORI you have yourself to blame “ these were the golden words of MAMA F.S.ROBINSON challenging words that prompts you to hard work
A rare gem committed to making all her students responsible. I owe my success story to those words of this wonderful passionate disciplinarian
Your legacy lives on, you are A RARE EAGLE.
SURE HER SOUL IS RESTING GREATLY IN PEACE
Zainab Ladan
March 28, 2019
March 28, 2019
As a 12 year old girl eager to come to Bakori not knowing what to expect,was so Amused and optimistic the very moment I met and understood who you really are  
    You were truly an inspiration to me and I guess to every soul that crossed your path.
     You made me appreciate hard work, honesty,integrity, discipline.......... REST IN PEACE MY MUMMY (Princy)We'II always miss you
Zainab Ladan (92 set)
Funke Ibidamitan
March 28, 2019
March 28, 2019
Our darling Princi, Mama F.S Robinson.
I recall several years after Bakori how you met my sister Linda and I at Balogun market Lagos and you did not only recognize us but also asked after our parents . You were simply a rare gem and treated us all like your biological Children.
We are consoled with the reality that you have gone to a better place where there is no more pain. Rest on my Principal till we meet to part no more. May God console the entire family especially our own very dear sister Kemi Robinson........ Daddy Prof Robinson the boys and indeed all your Bakori daughters.
Esther Kolawole (Class of '86)
Jolayemi Dolapo
March 28, 2019
March 28, 2019
You were a mother indeed! I don't ever get stained during my m.p ever since you taught us not to. Your words on how to be a decent and neat lady have become part of me since you impacted me in Bakori. I still remember your domonstrations to us on the assembly whenever you had to pass any message across! I can go on and on!..........May you find eternal rest at the Lord's bossom, ma! Rest on till we meet to part no more!
Adieu Mama Eagle!
RIP Principal FS Robinson!
Adebisi David-Eneobong
March 28, 2019
March 28, 2019
A rare gem has gone to sleep. May God bless your soul for the love and discipline instilled into the lives of so many of the young girls destiny made to go through your tutelage. I am yet to out grow the memory of how you threatened the supplier who brought substandard loaves of bread for your 'daughters' breakfast. I knew how much you loved each and everyone of us on that day and so did my respect for you go on the increase.
I have followed in your footstep. Discipline is a keyword in my life, home, place of work and the lives of every young one committed to me. I will forever be grateful to God for giving me a mother in you.
Sleep on in peace, Ma. We will sure miss you but our joy rest in the assurance that you are in a better place. Adieu, Principal.
Toyin Adedayo
March 28, 2019
March 28, 2019
Adieu mama you were simply the best principal ever.Rest on in peace!!
Sabina Oduaran
March 28, 2019
March 28, 2019
Mama, that was what you were to us all. We came from distance parts of the world, to live in Funtua in Kaduna Nigeria, unaware of what will become of us. But we met you and the empty abode became like a home. Everything I learnt as a teenager came from learning at your feet. Though you are no more , I wil strive to make sure that the legacies you left behind including what I am today, burns on a hill for all to see.
Adios great one. Sabina O
Jacqueline Peters Moni
March 28, 2019
March 28, 2019
I first heard the word “AUSTERITY” at the assembly and then felt it when our meals changed to Alkama cereal, wheat meal and some leafy soup etc.
Years later when interacting with Bakorians I heard of how you travelled severally on our behalf to the ministry of education and seminars arguing why ‘they’ could do better with funding and all! My respect and appreciation to you leapt many levels!
To a lover of Education and girl child, I say Adieu ma, you’ll always be a part of my memories and a reference subject in my drive for what ONE person can do to cause a change in a seemingly daunting environment.
Forever loved
Ibitade Jawonisi
March 28, 2019
March 28, 2019
Adieu Angel F.S.Robinson.....
The best of the best principal you were,a mother and caretaker per excellence!
I mourn your departure but I'm comforted by the legacies you left behind.Iam one such legacy, I will forever make you proud!!!
Bakorian Number 1,you are, Heavenly rest dear princi.Good night
Dr.'Tade Jawonisi
86 set
Bolade Olarewaju
March 28, 2019
March 28, 2019
Dear Princi, we celebrate you today and always! You have built great legacies, you have nurtured and molded little girls to become great women and mothers. You have left your foot print in sand of life! You will live forever in our hearts, we love you but God loves you more! Adieu Sweet Mother of Bakorians! Keep resting in Peace
KEREN CAIPHAS
March 28, 2019
March 28, 2019
You've left this world but ur memory & legacy will for ever be in our hearts.You are a rare gem & a great icon.......... mummy rest peacefully in d blossom of our lord Jesus Christ.
Laitan Lawanson
March 28, 2019
March 28, 2019
Adieu Princy. May your soul rest in perfect peace. We are grateful for your time, service and sacrifice in the molding of Nigerian girls. It will be said of you - 'She raised strong women'. Bakorians are all over the world - doing great things and living your legacy.
Zara Musa
March 28, 2019
March 28, 2019
May your soul rest in peace dear Princy. You were a true leader and mother. All those young kids that passed through you are now great leaders and mothers in their own right. You will always be remembered.
A Matriarch has gone to rest.....
Modupe Ohimain
March 27, 2019
March 27, 2019
A rare gem and a mother with a golden heart.

You impacted every life God brought across your path ensuring that the individuals fulfil purpose and destiny. You were not just my Principal but a mother, mentor, guardian and a disciplinarian. You followed the biblical principles of not sparing the rod and not spoiling the child. Thank you for the valuable virtues that you instilled in all your students. I could not have prayed for a better Principal. I join your children to call you blessed and also your husband to praise you. Many daughters have done virtuously, but thou excellest them all​. Proverbs 31:29.
Adieu Mrs F S Robinson (Princy). Mother of many and great nations. You are a joy to many generation. Your legacy lives on. You will be greatly missed. Gone but not forgotten.
Bukky Idoko
March 27, 2019
March 27, 2019
Principal F. S. Robinson; my dear Princy
As a young still impressionable child from a sheltered background Bakori was a bit of a shock! Your words of wisdom and calm brought a kind of relief in that storm that I will never forget. I still remember you telling my dad how much promise you saw in me and I remember thinking ‘but how could she possibly know me’. But you did. You saw beyond our scraggly little frames. You saw way beyond and you nurtured us. Look what your girls are doing around th world today! I’ll forever be grateful you were my Princy.
May your family find comfort and peace through this trying time.
Fadeke Awobem
March 27, 2019
March 27, 2019
Oh Princy. May your soul rest in peace. Thank you ma for all you did for us. Helping us to dream to be women that would make a mark in our generation. May your soul rest in peace ma. You taught us ma to carry ourselves with dignity, to be ladies in the real sense of it, to master discipline and to believe in ourselves. We are eternally grateful. May your soul rest in peace ma. I pray that the Lord would comfort your family, your friends and all Bakori girls, in Jesus name Amen.
FGGC Bakori, Class of 1981-1986
Judith Obatusa
March 27, 2019
March 27, 2019
Princy, may your soul rest in the bosom of our God. Your teachings continue to serve us well as we navigate life's ups and downs. I pray God's comfort for your loved ones. All of us that are your children, biological and not, will continue to shine the light you passed on to us. Adieu Mama, till we meet on eternity's side. ~ FGGC Bakori '86
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Nneoma Obineche
March 6, 2023
March 6, 2023
Dearest princi

Thoughts of you always warms my heart with lovely memories of the fun, good, bad and ugly times at FGGC Bakori.

The memories are never too far away because my best and lifelong friendships were formed there and we still have a lot of good laughs whenever we have the opportunity to remember those good old days ... and the role you played in helping to prep us for life beyond FGGC Bakori.

I thank God for the you
Maureen Gbagir
March 6, 2023
March 6, 2023
Happy post-humus birthday, Mommy Felicitas! May God's perpetual light continue to shine upon you. Rest on Ma.
Love from me, Maureen Gbagir (Iwueke) 1985 set.
Maureen Gbagir
March 25, 2022
March 25, 2022
Rest on mummy Felicitas Robinson. I still love and miss you, just as if you were my own mother.
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Adieu to a Rare Gem - Mrs. FS Robinson

March 27, 2019
by Ajibola Robinson

Mrs F.S Robinson born March 6, 1939. She attended Holy Child secondary school in Lagos for high school. She attended Fourah Bay college in Freetown, Sierra Leone where she met her husband of 54 years Adjai.

She also attended the Hunter College in New York, USA. She taught in various educational institutions. She was appointed principal of FGGC Bakori, the founding principal of FGGC Zaria and also principal at FGC Ijanikin.  She retired from the ministry of education Abeokuta directorate. She spent her retirement time living in Lagos, Nigeria and Baltimore, Maryland.

She is survived by her husband, 4 children and numerous grandchildren, a brother and sisters.

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Celebrating a Rare Gem, Educationist Extra-ordinaire!

April 8, 2019
by Adebayo Olafunke

I bless God for your life and for causing our paths to cross. I am ever so proud that I was in the prestigious F.G.G.C Bakori under your tutelage. I look back and wow! did I have a great time in school! Going to school in those days for me was pure fun. Because of the balanced, growth environment that you cultivated, not only academics but in the discipline, creativity, nurture of the female child. 

So great was the impact of school life in Bakori on me, that my  junior sisters earnestly looked forward to getting into school.

When barely a term after your sendforth, I along with a few other girls got suspended from school. I recall saying to myself, 'Princy wouldn't have suspended me'; because you would never have punished a 'first-time' error with a 'sledge hammer'.  You were a strict disciplinarian, who knew the right measure of correction to apply at all times. We absolutely trusted your discipline. 

Though the curtains are drawn on the stage of your life, the backstage ranges on, your influence, your impact is indelible, forever in the lives of your girls. We celebrate you ma!!

Sleep on our dear Princy; 

Sleep on Mrs F. S. Robinson.


March 31, 2019
by Jummai Adegbesan

I can see you walking from room to room in the dormitory on inspection days, I can see you walking into the hall on assemble days and complete silence enveloping the atmosphere, I can see your car packed in the administrative block and every student running back to class shouting "Princy is around"......Many years have passed but it's still all fresh in my memory. I learnt so much:- cleanliness, punctuality, respect, self esteem, hard work etc from you as my principal. If I am to write my autobiography, it would definitely not be complete without telling your story as my principal in the highly esteemed unity college (FGGC Bakori). Thank you , Thank you, Thank you. Rest on in the bossom of the Lord till we meet to part no more.

I will miss you forever

March 28, 2019
by Olubunmi Odedeyi

you are not just my Principal

You are my Aunt.  My Mummy.

My Mentor. I did every thing like u

U meant so much to me in my older years and I prayed for my success thru you everyday. It's so sad u left now but God knows best. Your example if a Mother and  a Wife I emulate. When I was younger u didn't spare the koboko on me and I felt sad but when I grew up I realised I needed it then and it shaped my life and am doing so to my children and everyone around me

Am a better Woman today because of u..

Love u plenty Rest In Peace mama

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