Faith Value
Acknowledging our faith development Mum, I am conscious of the fact it is rooted deeply in our growth development and comparing with those unfortunately living this generation, I am truly appreciative of those good old days. I honour you successfully passing down the mantle of faith to your offspring whom have all professes faith in Christ with own children. I remember your teachings, those early morning/evenings) prayers we often sleep through and praise worshipping gatherings especially after we had just returned from Church (Watchnight service)!
You taught us two Yoruba songs:
1) Elaworo inu iwe mimo John 14:10, Emi loluso agutan rere, emi mo awon aguntan mi, awon ti won sum mo mi. (Quick translation: I am the good Shepherd, I know my sheep and they know me).
2) Omo Jesu lawa se. Ojojumo lawa se ife re. (We belong to Jesus and every day we do His will).
And, I remembered when you gave me a personal Psalm (91); in fact you taught us countless others to target at various circumstances. Such is my faith Mum that I also sent you off to glory in the style you made us accustomed – I bade you farewell -lying in state- with Psalm 109.