Aunty Labake, as I used to call you. Your death came to me as a shock, but we thank God for the life you live on this earth. Sleep on in the bossom of your Lord Jesus Christ until we meet to part no more. Adieu.         

Mummy was an extraordinary woman who left an indelible mark on the lives of everyone she touched. As a nurse, she dedicated her life to caring for others, especially mother and children, with unwavering compassion and kindness. Her selflessness and devotion to her work earned her the admiration and love of her patients and their families.

One of Mrs. Obe's greatest strengths was her ability to connect with children. She had a special gift for making them feel seen, heard, and understood. Her warmth and caring nature put even the most anxious or fearful children at ease, allowing them to open up and trust her completely. Her love for children was palpable, and she always went above and beyond to ensure their well-being and happiness.

As a mother figure to many, mummy nurse was more than just a nurse - she was a confidante, a mentor, and a source of comfort. She had a unique ability to understand the needs of her family as well as patients and their families, and she always had a listening ear and a reassuring word when they needed it most. Her kindness and generosity were boundless, and she touched the lives of countless individuals throughout her career.

Mom legacy lives on through the countless lives she touched and the memories she created. Her selflessness, compassion, and love for others continue to inspire us all to be better people and to make a positive difference in the world. Wole and myself and others are testimonies to her legacy. Keep resting mom in the lord.

Tribute to my auntie Labake , whose accommodation knew no bounds during her lifetime. Your kindness, patience, and open heart have touched so many, leaving an indelible mark on our lives. Your legacy of selflessness and warmth will forever be cherished. Thank you for the love and care you shared with us. You are dearly missed, and your memory lives on in our hearts.
Temitope Bello

I joined other loved ones to pay tribute to a soul who touched our lives in profound and beautiful ways. Auntie Labake you may have left this world, but the love and memories you left behind will forever be etched in my heart. Your kindness, warmth and unwavering love brought joy and comfort to all who were fortunate enough to know her, to me, she would make me feel cherished, valued and loved. I remember your infectious laughter and unwavering strength in the face of adversity. Though I may grief the loss of your physical presence but will never forget the beautiful legacy you left behind.
Rest in peace Auntie Labake. You will alway be loved, never forgotten and forever misses.
Taiwo Timothy Bello

Tribute to my beloved aunty omo labake when I fell into labour she decided to stay with me rather than staying with her elder brother's graduation at unilag
I miss you sister your love will forever remain in my heart.
 Toyin Adamu Adedipe (a.k.a mommy Toyosi

It’s hard to fathom you are gone, still feels like a dream. A plus to heaven and minus to planet earth.

You were not just an aunty, you were my mother, friend, confidant, playmate, gist partner, counselor, encourager. And you were good at all those roles. I will always remember your kindness, compassion, humor, you made everyone feel comfortable and good about themselves around you.

You were also a hardworker, never slacking in your duties and responsibilities. Not just a Nurse a nurse filled with empathy and compassion

Thanks for loving me effortlessly, thanks for nurturing me, thanks for teaching me kindness, humility and whole lot more, thanks for showing me the way of the lord.

I take comfort in the fact that you have gone to rest and that there is resurrection and eternal life with God. I LOVE YOU and am glad this is not the end, we’ll see in heaven. REST ON LEGEND.
Nurse Kofoworade Abosede Oluyede

Tribute to my dear Auntie .
  I could remember when I was in primary school she came to Ayede Ogbese for a usual visit to checking on families from Owo Town where she practiced as a medical practitioner . She came around to visit my mum aka “aunt mi as she normally called her” fortunately for me and unfortunately for that moment I was holding a book which I was pretending to read and her attention was drawn to me and she asked me to read aloud to her surprise I couldn’t read nor write fluently as at then despite the fact that I was in primary 5 she felt so disappointed and on that spot she sought the consents of my parents to take me with her to Owo town where she lives and worked and the approval was the quickest decision I have ever seen or heard of up till date. Getting to know I couldn’t read and write the same routine was repeated for sister fisayo “aka small mummy and Niran Obe and to her surprise we were slightly different from one another, while sister fisayo was chairman equivalent of OLODO I was equivalent of Governor while Niran was presido of OLODO RABATA. She decided to relocate all of us to Owo town and in a null shall that was a turning point in our lives she got us all enrolled in then Government school Owo which in all honesty was one of the best primary schools in Owo if not in Ondo state at large. The standard of education and the city live we were exposed to in Owo town put us right ahead of our pears in the village. She will always pay more attention to me for a reason best known to her and she will take my side in 99.9% of time when stubborn NIiran OLODO PRESIDENT come near me with his troubles . I could remember I had terrible skin sensitivity which always led to terrible skin reactions when ever I came in contact with un hygienic environment or diry water and that was adequately dealt with due to her profession “ I remember her then jokingly saying I was lucky to be human that if I was an animal no one would be willing to eat from my meat, that was how terrible my skin reactions was and she relentlessly made sure she got the right treatment for me till I was free from the skin problems. It will take me for ever to mention her positive impact in my life. I will forever be grateful my auntie continues to rest in peace till we meet again and part no more.
Titus Bello

Death hits differently when you lose someone dear to you like an aunt who probably played an important role in your life there is no specific pattern or way to cope with the realities of death thanks for everything you do to me she credited her strength and her survival to her faith in God and his favor in her life Good bye AUNTY LABAKE.Prince Oluyede Olakunle Samuel.

IN as much as death is inevitable, your death at the time you passed on was shocking aunty Labake. My prayer is that God will grant you eternal rest aunty mi.

Death changes everything,but time changes nothing. I still miss the sound of your voice,advice,wisdom,stories. I remember you every time I sit alone my dearest mother. You will always live within my heart. Keep resting in the lord. I miss you mom,Bye.

The new of your death came to us as a shock, but we thank God for the life you spent on this sinful earth. We pray that the good Lord will grant you internal rest in the Bossom of our Lord Jesus Christ. We take solace in the Lord till we meet to part no more.                  Sleep on our dearest aunty Labake. Adieu!                               Princess Akinyede Bukola.              On behalf of Late Oba Ayodele I. Oluyede.

Aunty Labake as she was fondly called was a big sister with a very big loving heart ❤️ we used to look up to in our growing years. Despite she was much older than us, she was so friendly and kind to us. Always full of laughter, kindness and jokes. I was always happy to see her come to our house being my father’s niece and my cousin.
She would make us all laugh as she throws banters with my father……
I was pained to hear about your death but glad you have gone to a better place where pains and sorrows no longer exists.
May the good Lord comfort us all and may your love continue to radiate on Oluwagbotemi and numerous sons and daughters you left behind.
Sleep well my sister.
Princess Adeshola Oluyede.

I met her once and she left a good impression on me. May God comfort every one she left behind and may the peace of God continually strengthen my good friend Wole Oluyede. Stay blessed

Still short of words rest well mummy

A mother to all…I remember coming to your place for long vacation as a child. You lived a life that pleased God and that gives us joy that we will see you again
You were my mum’s trusted pal
Our Nurse
I have a lot to write about you mummy
Your service to humanity is incomparable
Rest well Mummy Nurse️️and keep ur watch over Oluwagbotemi❤️

Mummy Nurse! Oh heaven gained a soul. Thank you for making yourself a vessel of hope, kindness and love. With little or no charge the health of people around you matters alot, not bcos it's ur profession but you just find a way of doing it effortlessly. May ur soul rest well. Till we meet and part no more
Goodnight beautiful Matron

Big mummy am so short of words hearing about your death, may your soul rest in perfect peace... Mummy you full of life and hopes, my best nurse of all time from infant. mummy you are irreplaceable in my heart.

Mummy Nurse!!!
The news of your death came to me as a shock, but who are we to question God!very kind and accommodating, always ready to be of help!
Sleep well my mummy's childhood and only friend, sleep well iya matron. Odaro ooo
O di owuro ojo ajinde

IYA NURSE, the only woman that gives me REAL definition of MOTHER. I hope you can forgive me for not been there when you needed me the most … Words can’t explain how caring you are to me, so accommodating and filled with genuine love and kindness… the only woman that always put in her best in satisfying people around her with the little she had regardless of who you are … pls forgive me mother for I don’t know what to do anymore .. Words can’t explain how loving you are … REST ON LOVELY MOTHER

My second mummy, the mum that pushes you to achieve goals, the one that provide shelter and feeds every soul that enters her house, the mother to all. Goodnight mummy, we love you but God love you most.

Mother of all…Fun to be with, Understanding and caring..Rest on mama

Aunty Labaka as we fondly called her was a lover of peace, a good mother to many and a friendly neighbour. We will forever miss her. May God grant her soul rest.

You are indeed a mother ,you loved all I will forever miss you ,rest on mum

Iya nurse as popularly called. A kind and jovial person to be with. Your death is painful but knowing you are with the lord gives us confidence that we would see again. Rest on ma

We believe that you are only resting till our FATHER will come and wake you up. Soldier don't die, but rest.

You fought the good fight of faith.

Till we meet to part no more.

Rest on great mother.

Mama Nurse! What a nice and kind-hearted woman you were. You invested in the lives of everyone around you, just to make sure they live a better life. It is so painful that death took you away too soon. Until we meet again I will continue to love and cherish the memories of you. The whole oba ile will miss the free drugs you give to the sick and help u render to the poor. Sleep tight good mother. I love you but God love you most.

"Iya Nurse" was by all standard a Mother. Always ready to give her best to saving lives. She ran her private house as though it was an orphanage home. If for nothing, she would forever remain in our hearts as one who gave us Shelter when we had none, one who gave us food when we were hungry.

Sleep well Mother, till we meet to part no more.

I share my thought with the family our big mummy left behind. May the good Lord grant us all the fortitude to bear her lose. It is my prayers that the family "IYA NURSE" left behind, would grow stronger and richer in love.

May Jehovah Grant Mummy Sweet Rest.She will indeed be greatly Missed.
Rest Well Mummy.

I remember this wonderful woman.
I remember tasting her food when we traveled to ogbese a few years back.

I'm so sorry for your loss, sir. May her soul rest in perfect peace.