Life is ephemeral. Rest in peace Keke Nwobi Iwe

Despite the immense anguish in our hearts, we have to let go this time.
De KeKe God was aware that you were the one to be saved,
He brought you back home so you may rest at Jesus' bosom.
I'm pleased you looked calm and at peace with the Lord even though you departed before I could get to the hospital. You fondly called me ‘Obinosa’ and we laughed all the time, Your memories will endure.
Goodbye, my senior legal luminary. God loved you more.

It’s still hard for me to believe that Keke is gone but God knows best. Keke, May your soul Rest In Peace and May God comfort your children , your husband, your mom and your siblings . Amen.

To the family of Keke and her siblings, I had the pleasure of having met this beautiful lady when i was at my uncle's house (Mr Ted Offor) together with my cousins. Double K as i often call her would brighten your day with her beautiful laugh and she will always call me NCHERISTIC, knowing her was a great privilege but when i heard of her demise I was shocked as in i didn't want to believe it until i called and it was confirmed to be true what a world we live in. Keep resting Double K till we meet to part no more.
To the family, please accept my condolences and prayers, may God continue to be with you all, to comfort and console you, give you fortitude to bear the death of your beloved sister Keke . Eternal Rest grant unto her O Lord and may she rest in perfect peace with God, Amen

Nchee.

Keke, I struggle for words to express the way I feel on hearing of your transition to eternal glory. Death didn't break you; you fought till the end and kept the faith. At this challenging time, my thoughts are with your family: Mom, Adaobi, Obika, Obioma, Chioma, and Ujuaku.

My prayer is that God Almighty grant you smooth and serene journey to heaven and with celestial melodies, may you be welcomed to the abode of Angels, as you spend eternity glorifying the Almighty Father. Rest well young woman. We will always remember you with Love.

Ije oma!

To Aunty Keke,
I am so sad of your passing and here are a few things that you left with me. I will never forget the way you made all things possible you always wanted all the holidays me my siblings and muna, chiny and ezi wanted possible, I will never forget the time you took us from Devon, to Liverpool to blackpool too wales all in the space of one week.
Aunty Keke always defended me, even though I know I used to be troublesome, Aunty Keke always defended me. I will never forget her contagious laugh and when she called me ‘Uche Bo Bo’. I remember all the times I would go to your house and all the money you spent of me just for the sake of my happiness. You put other peoples happiness before yours and that a quality you can not teach.
Rest In Perfect Paradise Aunty Keke

To my dearest friend Keke. I’m truly lost without you. Words do not express how much you will be missed in this world. Over the last few years we have bonded through the friendship of our sons. In times where I needed a sister you were there. Thank you for all of your wise words, encouragement and support. Your presence in our life will truly be missed. Rest in peace Keke, From Margaret

Our most sincere and heartfelt condolences to the family Keke leaves behind.
We shall be eternally grateful to her for taking such good care of our former Temple President during his time of need.
May the Almighty Lord bestow blessings, mercy and protection unto Keke and her family today and all the eternal days to come.
Your servant in the service of the Supreme Lord,
Nila Madhav Das
Bhaktivedanta Manor
Hare Krsna Temple

Keke, there's an indescribable pain your passing has left in my heart. I keep thinking it's just a dream. But, with each day that passes by, it becomes my truth, our truth, that you are no more. You lived a good life, you finished early and we can't question God. Your beautiful infectious smiles will be missed.
Rest in Peace, Keke!!!

Death has struck its sting again!!!

My time knowing you was short , yet you left fond memories in my heart!!!

To hear of your passing,brings me to some depth of consciousness.

Again, I am reminder that we live before the Audience of One..

Dearest Aunty Keke!! Rest Well!! May the Lord receive you into his bloosm.

IDU AGORUA

On behalf of the Offor Family.


It is with deep sorrow that we write this tribute about our friend and ‘sister’ Keke. Fondly known to us in our family as “Keh”, “K-girl” or “The K” . Keke was 1st a Nwobi then really an Offor by induction. A relationship of almost four decades based on acceptance of all things perfect and imperfect, the different phases of our lives, through sorrow and joy, especially joy. Keke loved to make things happen, solve the problem whether it was getting her best outfits so we all can crash a wedding where only one of us were invited or learning to drive so she got some of us girls to the next places we needed to be. Keke and her stuff were in our home as much ours were at hers.
At a point, she only went back to the apartment she shared with Chioma only to get more of her stuff and prepare food for her immediate big brother. She mastered speaking Igbo in Ihioma Orlu dialect and can switch to Owerri and fluently get back to Oguta all in *one* breath . She built a big bridge to connect our families where her parents, her brothers, ‘sister’ Adoo and her siblings’ spouses all accepted us as Keke’s other family and friends.
Keke is a remarkable force to reckon with for good.

As broken as we feel, there are too many great memories we shared with her that reassure us that she is alright where she has transitioned to with no pains or uncertainties and we would be alright over here soon.

Hopefully time will heal us all as the days roll by, but we will surely miss her after all there is “one Keke, any other one is a propaganda l” as she and her dad will banter back in the days.
We pray and wish God’s best for her children and the entire family.

We also appreciate the Nwobis for letting us share in her life, love and this grief. By no means do we underestimate you people’s loss. We have continued to pray for you all

Ke Nwobi as I fondly call you.

I don't even know where to start. Can somebody please wake me up from this dream.
Ke Nwobi, we cannot understand how you left us so soon. I saw a clip of your cousins 50th birthday celebration and you were full of life little did we know that you will be leaving us soon.
You are always ready to help and values family and friends.
It's so hard to believe that we will not be seeing you again.
God knows the best and I believe you are in a better place now.
We will surely miss you, Keke and may God grant your soul eternal rest.
Forever in our Heart.

Adieu Ke Nwobi and FARE THEE WELL

Chyke Gbono as you fondly call me

Keke, truly your short life was a blessing, you had a heart that cared completely,your memory a treasure, you are loved beyond words and will be missed beyond measure. However, we take comfort in the fact that the life of one we love is never lost for as long as there is memory, you will always stay in our hearts.
Good night Keke.

Tribute to my dear Aunty Keke.
Thank you for making us laugh all the time . Thank you for buying me a cooking gingerbread apron set and a doctor’s set. I will use it and make you proud.
I miss your very much Aunty Keke.

Idu Nwobi

Posted for Chukwuma Nwadiaro (Chibidu)

Aunty Keke I love you and will miss you so much. You were the only the one who took me to swimming enthusiastically, Rest In Peace!
- Chukwuma Nwadiaro (Nephew)

Posted for Dumkene Nwobi


Dear Aunty Keke,
I really miss you. I remember when I last saw you almost four or five years ago. The moment that stood out for me was when you complimented me saying “What planet are you from”. I have taken that quote everywhere since then incorporating in my life. Everyone was heartbroken when you left us. You were such a great person. You always cared for everyone in the family. Another thing I loved about you is that you always cracked the funniest of jokes and lifted the mood in the room. We will all miss you. Rest well in your journey.

Dumkene Nwobi (Nephew)

Posted on behalf of Chisom Nwobi

We Had a Wonderful Aunt, Aunty Keke

We had a wonderful aunt
One who never really grew old;
Her smile was made of sunshine,
And her heart was solid gold;
Her eyes were as bright as shining stars,
And in her cheeks fair roses you see.
We had a wonderful aunt, Aunty Keke
And that’s the way it will always be.
But take heed, because
She’s still keeping an eye on all of us,
So, let’s make sure
She will like what she sees.

Chisom Nwobi

Posted for Kate Nwobi

Tribute to Aunty KK

Aunty KK,we still had a lot of vacations to plan for with the children. You would call and we would gist away, laughing about anything and everything.
You were my advisor and confidant. You were a realist, generous with everything. Anything that needed to be done …. In your hands..consider it done!
Our conversations always ended “I sent through ….. for …… chat me what else you guys need.
I can’t even believe I have to pen down a tribute for you. You have left us too soon,but you will always be in our hearts. We will continue to put our trust in the Almighty God, who knoweth all things and makes all things good in his time.
I will miss you so much Aunty KK. You treated me like your little sister. Mbona inuna. I know you will keep watching over us and your children will live to make you proud.
Rest in perfect peace Aunty KK. Gone, yet definitely not to be forgotten. Adieu Sis!!

Kate Nwobi

Posted for Ijem Nwobi

Aunty Keke
Aunty Keke was a blessed woman, she was always there when you needed here, she was sweet, kind, loving all of the above. Aunty Keke made the most of her time and we love her for that. As she has passed on may her soul rest in perfect peace and we her relative’s will continue to live honoring her memory.

I will miss you-

Ijem Nwobi

Posted for Egondu Maduagwu

It always seems to amaze me how quickly change occurs, like a constant flowing river of near icy cold waters, like the tides change bringing newness, like the wind blows in fresh air. I know things never stay the same, but this time it is not just fair. That you were snatched from us so soon... just too soon...It broke my heart to lose you Keke... if tears could build a stairway and heart aches could make a lane, I’d walk my way to heaven and bring you back to us again my sweet sister. In life I loved you dearly, in death I love you still, in my heart you will always hold a special place. Your life was a blessing to many of us that were privileged to share great, loving and irreplaceable memories. You are loved beyond words and missed beyond measure.
You are forever in my heart Keke.. until we meet again.
ADIEU!!!...
Your God sister, Egondu Maduagwu

Dear Aunty Keke,

You were such a bright light in all of our lives. Your charm, kindness, and liveliness contributed so much to my life. Every time you came from England you would always be so generous and bring us gifts without us even asking. Your magnanimity is the reason why you were a fantastic mother, aunt, daughter, and sister. I love you so much Aunty Keke and I miss you tremendously. I am very proud of everything you have accomplished and I will continue praying for you everyday.

Love, Nikky ❤️

Keke Nwobi or Aunty KeKe as I would call her, a person larger than life itself. It’s still so hard for me to wrap my head around your passing. You were a person who managed to make everyone in the room smile and always created a happy and relaxed atmosphere, it's a trait that no one else could emulate or hold a candle to. There are many words in the English language but none come close enough to describe the kind of person you were, however in the next few sentences I'm going to try and capture the legacy you left behind and the impact you had on me. When I was child I had heard so many stories about you from my Mother and my Grandma and I would always ask myself, “ Who is this person they’re describing?” This person who was always full of energy, this person who would always have my Mother and Grandma smiling when they would reminisce about her, this person that I had the luxury of being related to. I had seen pictures of you here and there whether it would be from my mom showing me pictures of you or seeing pictures of you when I would scroll through my Baby album. But all those things paled in comparison to meeting you in person for the first time, it was amazing to be around. You never failed to make laugh and smile, you never were bored with long stories that I would tell whether they be about Track and field or some other third thing. And you never hesitated to do anything with the kids, whether that be going on roller coasters, going swimming, or going on walks to the park. The memories we created will always remain near and dear to my heart, from the first time you came to Maryland, to the time we went to Disney World, and all the other events in between.
Your ability to find joy in life and to transform any moment into an unforgettable one with ecstatic beauty is what I will miss most, you were able to portray the ecstasy, joy, and magnificence of our world like no one could. We can’t turn back the clocks but we can remember and uphold the legacy you left behind, a legacy so bright it’s blinding. We remember you for not how you died but for how you lived.
Rest in peace

My Sister-in-law Keke
Lee! As I fondly called you. Farewell until we meet again.
It’s hard to believe that we’ve been Sisters since 1990. We played and did everything sisters did together. Most people may not know how smart, vibrant, playful, funny, and strong you were. I remember when you would tell me that you will change my name to “Number 100” any time I would disagree with you. I still remember all the fun memories we had together to keep me from this unbearable heartache.
A mother like no other. Many people will testify how difficult it is to raise kids abroad and that you did perfectly well. You dedicated your life to those kids and provided for them. I commend you a lot. You were an epitome of strength and resilience. You dropped everything by the side just to make sure you came to take care of your mom when it mattered and that you also did very well.
Lee! you will always be missed. I just want to wake up and it’s a nightmare. I still remember your last words to me. I’m so glad that your last moments were filled with the words of God. In the background I could hear you listening and declaring all the promises of God. You never gave up hope in God. I know that you are spiritually alive and that’s what I am still holding on to because I know you are in God’s special place
May your soul rest in perfect peace.
Your sister-in-law
Franca Nwobi.

My Aunty Keke
It was heartbreaking when I heard the news. I had the best times when I was around you. You were a very good aunt. You will be missed very much by all of us.

Nephew-Ikechi Nwobi

My aunty Keke
I burst into tears when my mom told me what happened. I will miss how you called me Nero instead of Neto and how you laughed so hard. You were my fun aunty. We are going to miss you so much.

Nephew-Netochi Nwobi

Posted for Uche Obua


Keke Beanyi as I fondly called you. Where do I start. Your passing is unbelievable. I learned about your ailment just a few weeks before you passed on and the agony this unpleasant surprise has caused is indescribable. They say that God gives and God takes but taking you back so young???? We can’t question the Almighty whose reasons we sometimes cannot understand but in his Omni consciousness he still provides solace to those of us left in this sinful world with the provision that we will all see again at the time of the second coming of his son and our Lord Jesus Christ. “Keke, nga, jea nke oma inuna”. As we have lost you on earth, the heavens have gained an angel. May your soul rest in perfect peace in the bosom of our Lord.

Your “Big Cousin” Dr. Uche Obua

It is sad that this happened to you. When I spoke to you in August, I didn’t know you had any ailment, and you sounded tonic. I didn’t know that was last time I’d hear your voice. This feels unreal, and always will; however, life unexpectedly hits hard with unreal circumstances. I’d always remember the fond memories we shared whenever you came to America in the summer. Rest In Peace, Aunty Keke!

I am still shocked and stunned that this has happened to my beloved aunty keke. Aunty keke you were always so energetic, joyful, funny, and loving. You always managed to do your best at what you did and you excelled . You are a successful mother, aunty, sister, daughter, friend, and cousin, and you always will be. You never failed to make me laugh. You will be missed, sleep peacefully.
Niece- Precious Nwadiaro

I’m deeply saddened by the passing of my Aunty Keke. You brought light into any room entrenched by the dark and gave a smile to everyone’s faces. It breaks my heart knowing you passed so young and hurts hearing my mom and grandma mourn. May you rest in eternal peace now and forever.

Posted for Ujuaku Nwobi


Keke. Keke.
Where do I start from? Is it from our childhood days with our sibling rivalry or to our adulthood? You changed me a lot though I refused to believe so. You made me to take school seriously. While we were in primary school, your constant harassment about me not being good in English made me to start reading novels so as to be able to beat you in English. When you entered university to study Law, I knew I had to study a professional course- reason I studied Engineering. You were the one that gave me my nickname, JAKUS B.
In our adulthood you were always there for me through thick & thin, especially when I was down.

I remember when I called you late in July & you told me that you weren't feeling well and that I should pray for you. I was angry & disappointed that you didn't tell me that you were sick. I even had to call our elder sister, Adobi, to complain to her.

I won't forget the day before your passing. As I was sitting out with some friends in the afternoon, a cold shiver just went through my whole body from head to toe. I started feeling dizzy and started sweating profusely. I then had to excuse myself to go home to rest. I came out in evening and the same thing happened again. Little did I know that by the next morning you will be no more.
 I am still in shock about your sudden passing. As I write his tribute, I haven't gotten myself yet. It’s like am drifting.

 Rest on my dear Sister, God knows best.
 
Ujuaku Nwobi “Jakus B”

MY TRIBUTE

It is said that, the life of someone we love can not be lost rather its influence goes on through all the lives it ever touched. Words cannot express how deeply we are pained and feel,we can not grieve for now knowing that you have followed the paths of God your maker which he has made for you.

Keke when you were alive am sure,you cared completely for all around you, you brought pleasure and smile , you even gave joy beyond measures. Now that you are gone, I am also sure no road will be too far, nor hill too steep for you.
Yes! Weeping may endure for so long a night but am sure also that joy will come in the morning.
Family, children, friends and foes will miss you but God surely will rest your beautiful soul. You have ran the race to a finish. Good health nor sickness will have no power over you anymore.

Keep resting my dear sister and friend till we meet to part no more.
To my bosom friend Dr. Obioma, please accept my condolences and prayers, may God continue to be with you and your siblings to comfort and console you, give you fortitude to bear the death of your sister Keke. Ndo nu oh!
Eternal Rest grant unto her O Lord and let your light shine upon her and may she rest in Peace. Amen

Rev Sr.Nkeiruka Attracta Njoku.(M.S.H.R)

For Chuks and Valerie Uzokwe

Keke my beloved cousin, I have watched you grow from a young girl to a strong, supportive, loyal and loving woman. I am still in shock but God knows best. Missing you so much. RIP

Chuks Uzokwe

Kk my precious Inem, I’m still numb. From the first time we met there was an instant connection - as you said ‘my sister from another mother’. You were an amazing mother and I always told you so. You have been a blessing to so many, God wanted his angel back. I take comfort knowing that you are no longer suffering and are in the arms of the almighty.
Valerie Uzokwe

Keke

We can never understand how you left us so soon and so suddenly. We were all together only a few months ago. You were radiant and full of life. Little did we know that it was the last time we would see you.

You were always there for everyone, ready to help and support. Though short, you served humanity and touched lives.

You will be sorely missed and will forever remain in our hearts. Rest in perfect peace.

My dear Cousin Keke, I am actually short of words but I will definitely never forget your grooming and training those days at Raymond street Yaba which contributed to moulding me to the man I am today. All I can say and know is that you are in a better place where there is no pain or sorrows.
It’s well with you soul Cousin Keke. It’s well as God knows best. Adieu!!!

Dear Keke,

This is unbelievable, am still hoping that it’s all a rumour. I called your number but got no response.

I was so happy when we reconnected after 30 years we left secondary school. We chatted on the phone, you celebrated my golden jubilee birthday with me and we talked about meeting up at intervals to catch up.

Little did I know that was the last time we will see and talk. The cold hands of death took you away so soon from us all.
I will miss you my dear friend but God knows better, we can’t question him.

I pray that God comforts & strengthens your children, family, and friends.
You are surely missed! What a loss! Gone too soon!

Adieu Keke. Rest on dear friend. It’s well.

My dearest Kgirl, like I fondly call you. We grew up together and I thought we'd have so many decades together until the end but the cold hands of death snatched you away. I still can't believe this horrid news and I pray that the hands of time will change. Your memory will live on in my heart. I miss you and pray that the Lord will give solace to everyone who knew you. Rest in peace my dear cousin and sister.

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My dearest Cosuin Keke, I am still in shock about your sudden passing from Mother Earth. You were so strong physically and spiritually . I remember our days from Raymond street and Iwaya, Your smile and laughter , I still remember our last discussion and can’t still believe it that it’s all over.
God our father, this is hard and this is so painful, but I hold unto your promises that in your presence, there is no more pain , but fullness of Joy. Rest well Cousin, Big sister till we meet again.
Adieu my Cousin Kk, Ogbuefi sleep in the bosom of the Lord.May your soul continue to Rest In Peace, Amen.

Ijeoma Olisekwu

My KEKE

My darling Keke, nothing has shaken me more than the news of your passing. I never really envisaged this scenario as I always thought that I would go to our Lord before you, this may be why it is so difficult to really process what has just happened, but I know that we have to accept God’s Will at all times and in all circumstances.

Keke, you were a God sent sister, my good friend and a great supporter of my entrepreneurial initiatives from the outset of my journey into entrepreneurship. You never ceased to send me books to aid my accounting and consulting business, and as I commenced my property investments and construction activities you and Sister were my number one supporters. Any construction tool you saw in UK you thought would be useful you quickly bought for me and we discussed strategies to improve quality and expand to other countries up until your last moments. The last tools you gave me on my last visit in August are still unopened, I will never forget the love with which you gave me those tools.

Our partnership in many charitable causes showed your practical love for God and your fellow human beings. Your statement: “Chummy which project are we doing next in the Church” which you made to me a few months ago says it all. I will really miss our discussions and sharing of what we learnt in the bible and doctrinal classes which helped to deepen our faith, and which you clearly displayed in your last days. This made me very proud of you and very grateful to God. These are wonderful lifetime memories for me and which I forever hold dear.

The K I have had this terrible piercing pain in my tommy since the moment I heard of the diagnosis which is yet to abate but I have not lost my Peace as I know ‘it is WELL with you’ and it will be well with your children.

Keke dear, you were a sister like no other, you ran a good race and I pray our Lord Almighty will accord you a warm welcome.

Adieu

Chummy

To Aunty Keke,
I'm still heart-broken about your passing. I have and will continue to be looking up to me forever in my life. I will miss and God bless you.

It is so hard to say goodbye to you my beloved cousin Keke. You were my bosom friend and I will miss you with all my heart and soul. Even though you had suddenly gone from this world, you will never leave the universe of my heart.

May God Almighty accept your soul in His kingdom.

Eternal rest be granted to your precious soul and let the perpetual light of Our Lady continue to shine upon your soul in Jesus Mighty Name.
Amen.

Your Cousin
Onyinye

Keke you became part of my family when I joined FGGC owerri. I was taken as the 3rd daughter in your family. Sister will always bring things for us every visiting day. You have a kind heart. I will really miss you.The offors will really miss you. Our consolation is thayou are in better place with God.

Ngozi Ezirim 

Dear KK….. Your exit has indeed created a huge vacuum and you’ll indeed be forever missed.
We pray God for the repose of your gentle soul and for His Grace and Mercy upon your family, siblings and friends at a time such as this.

Rest on…..Nwa Eze ka ibe aya ‼️

Ine m Keke

Odiekwu ooooo, words really failed me because writing this tribute does not feel right to me due to I am still in shock!.
It is difficult to come to terms that you are gone and there is no pain that can be compared to losing dear ones.
The thought of your departure swells tears in my eyes each time I remember that you are no longer here.
You kept faith in the race of life with its seemingly insurmountable challenges, even when I was told that you might not make it,  I was in doubt because I know you as a good fighter in Christ and in flesh. Especially the last time we spoke on the phone when you were in hospital, you never showed or sounded frail.

Ine mu Keke, you were brilliant, hardworking, caring and disciplined person with wisdom.  You truly bring the best out from people and those who came across you can testify your endowed qualities.

Kay, you left good memories which will ever remain green in our hearts.

Adieu ine m Keke, may God grant you internal rest

Giaa nkeoma!!

What can I say to make this believable or deal with this ache?

Kekere…you have no business not being here. 50 is too young…see all the dreams you had for your self and your amazing children.

39 years of knowing and loving you.

39 years of knowing deep within that distance wasn’t a big enough barrier! 

The memories truly overwhelm me….our innocence, the pranks, mischief, crazy actions, huge ambitions and even serious life decisions we made. 

How do I think FGGC Owerri or ABSU without you in literally every scene? We sure had mega fun!

Ke d Ke, this isn’t fair but we will bow to the superior will of God - the One that has called you home. Who would have thought we had so little time?

Thank you for being a friend closer than a sister….I truly appreciate you and sincerely wish I had said it often enough.
Thank you for being another daughter to my parents.

If I could turn back the hands of the clock….I would do so many things differently. I have learnt painfully. I promise to do better.

Love you Keke…..you’ve left us broken.

Rest in the bosom of God.

Of all days! My birthday!!!
I’ve been numb and still living in denial.
Fond memories! My dearest Godmother Prisca Obii Nwobi ( your mum ) brought me to your family and I became your lil sis.
Once you look at me and say “ Tique , ibidona “, I will laugh and stop whatever mischief!
I knew how to “ Stage “ you!
It’s hard for me!
Daddy will send a car for me to visit you. From FGGC Owerri, to ABSU (all your friends knew me)
We continued in Chummy’s house in Lagos.
We had different names for different occasions
“ Kk in Daddy’s voice “
“ when Tique was Tique in umu Ogbuagu Ononenyi’s voice!

Kai. My mum and siblings came to be with me immediately they knew I’d heard!

Will miss you KK. Thank you very much for being part of my life. I trust umu mma mmiri CHUKWU m, they will not let you down.
Till we meet again KK

Cousin KK, words cannot begin to describe the shock and pain we all have at your early call to glory. God knows best and his will, will be done. Your are in a better place, where pain and death does not exist. You will be very much missed. We will carry on with the many beautiful memories you made us with. We live in comfort knowing that we will meet again in the glory of the lord. Rest in peace my sweet cousin. It is well.

Uzo

On behalf of 6x girls (89 set)
Our dear Keke, our Oguta girl..

Words not enough to express our shock and dismay.

Your charm
Your wit
your smile will forever be missed

Your laughter...LOL has got nothing on you.

Your kindess
Your loyalty
Your optimism
Your hope....you hoped.

You did not want us worrying
You looked to The Authour and finisher...

He has given...and he has taken.

As we bow to his will, we are grateful for every time spent with you.

Your legacy lives on, and you'll forever be in our hearts

Rest in peace our Ebony girl.

Rest in the bosom of the Lord until we meet again.

Adieu!

My dearest Keke,

I can't believe i'm writing this. We were classmates in FGGC Owerri for 6 years and reconnected after over 30 years.

You were one of the most brilliant in our class, bubbly, warm and kind.

We spoke some months back and you were so full of life. I can't believe you're gone. This all feels like a dream.

I thank God for the good life you lived and that our paths crossed.

May God grant your children,family, friends and all those you left behind the fortitude to bear this painful loss

Rest on in the bosom of God Almighty.

Adieu!

Dear Auntie Keke,
I love you so so so much! I will miss you a lot but know you are in a better place in heaven with God.

Words cannot express the shock at this untimely death. Dear Keke…. This is impossible! The humble bursting laugh, the no wahala personality, the ever ready to help, dependable Keke. It is difficult to write a tribute to someone who has been taken so soon. Death, where is your victory?
Keke will be missed by all who spent a few seconds in her presence.
The Lord knows best. Rest on my dear cousin. We miss you but God needed you sooner.
Ijeoma o.

The “KK D KK” as I fondly called you. This is so hard . I’m deeply saddened by the tragedy of losing you. I really cannot believe that I’m writing this. Neither do I believe that I will never see you again. The KK, It’s very very difficult to digest your demis. My heart bleeds, I’m in denial that you’re dead. We chatted few days before you left this world to be with your creator not knowing that I will never talk or chat with you ever again I will miss our jokes, your cheerful face and laughter.
   A river of tears won’t bring you back, but my thoughts and prayers are forever with you and your beautiful young Children, Muna, Chinny and Ezii.
I have no doubt that God is happy to have you.
Rest well with the angels my dear cousin till we meet to part no more.
  Adieu! Adieu! Adieu! Rest in perfect peace My beloved cousin