Mummy, as she was fondly called by all, was such a lovely mother, an amazing woman, Who created an open-door affair for all, an inviting atmosphere of warmth and love, not just for her family but also non family members.Anyone who came in contact with Mummy for the first time, would feel loved immediately just because of the way she welcomed you with her sweet smile.She was a woman of style, Mummy is so stylish that even her walking steps attract every passerby, she was beautiful both inside and outside, an icon of beauty, fashion and style.
I can't forget all the times we spent together, as NDC members, as mother and daughter, as Counsellor and Patient, and all the amazing meals Mummy cooked.
I can boldly and proudly say that if Mummy had established a restaurant, the business would have taken over the whole Lagos and beyond . Apart from Mummy's culinary skills, she liked to serve others rather than been served
Mummy received guests with joy and so much pleasure, as she made sure nobody left without eating her food, and if you refused to eat in her house, compulsorily, you will go with a take-away.
Apart from knowing her as a Deliverance Minister of our church, I have also worked with her in her Little School, Trestle Towers, where we teach and care for children,and mummy surprised me with the extra time, care and love in which she pampered the children with. Though I have a lot of memories of mummy, but one outstanding aspect of her life is the fact that,She used hospitality to minister to those around her. Mummy is a lover of God and she served Him even with her last breath.
Indeed, we will miss Mummy Dosumu, even in death, she will continue to be in our hearts. I pray that God will continue to comfort her family especially Grandpa, and also grant each and everyone of us the grace to bear this irreparable loss in Jesus Name, Amen.