Continue to rest in peace. God grant you eternal rest and console your loved ones.

So hard to believe! My hands are so heavy to write. Ngorr, you were the first to wish me happy birthday on March 13th only for me to hear about your departure from this sinful earth on 14th? Too bad. I will always remember our discussions about Man U issues - all that gone? 
You will always call me Elder Andy.... humm. Ngorrr.... so hard to think about not discussing with you again. You were so lively and concerned about the welfare of others. RIP Ngorrr. (in tears)...

Ng, Sis like no other,it still feels like a dream,but God knows best. Ngozi is one sister I always looked up to when there is no hope.Anytime she walks into a gathering everyone smiles. She has this gift of making everyone smile. I will always miss the times we watched football together."Ndi Man Utd Ka anyi bu".
 Ngozi was a loving,caring sister with the biggest heart,even when the work load was too much, she always a way to give her best,like she will always say"more experience in my Job Description".
One thing I learned from Ngozi is PATIENCE.She has a way of bringing the best in everyone. She is one lady that can gist with everyone starting from the Boss to the gateman.she never looked down on anyone. ADANNE MU you fought the good fight. WE WILL ALWAYS MISS YOU.

You have run the race
You have fought the good fight
Now the Master welcomes you home, into his Wonderful Light.

We will miss you here
Earth's loss has become Heaven's gain.

Zukwa ike na ndokwa.

We are short of words and can only pray that God will comfort and strengthen Ifeanyi and the family left behind. Rest in the bosom of Christ.
Femi & Ngozi Edun

May her soul rest in peace.May God grant Ifeayin and the entire family the fortitude to bear the loss.

No words... None whatsoever. It’s completely heartbreaking. Our consolation is the beautiful footprint you left behind...

Rest On Sister Ngozi.

So sad and I am shocked. Ng......Nne you will surely be missed. May your gentle soul rest in peace. I pray that God gives strength to your family to bear the grief and pain.

Hmmm Ngozi, it's tough to write this. The news of your passing was and is still a shock. It hurts plenty...
You were my first Mbano friend and sister, we would always greet in the popular Mbano greeting (nwanne anwu nu o).
Indeed, you ran your race worthily.

You will be missed nwanne m!

Rest in peace!!!

Madam NG, i cant still believe that you are gone just like that, i remembered whenever you wanted to get food or withdrew money you always call me to help you bcos you have trust in me and i think am the only one that has the PIN to all of your ATM.

My sincere condolences to your family, you have been a steady compass at work, supportive and a truly wonderful boss, i thank you for the encouragement and the teachings shown to me, i prayed that may the Lord forgives you all of your sins, Amin.

Continue to rest on with the Lord.

BYE BYE
O DIGBA
KA O DI
SANNU SANNU.

Ngo,
Your life here in these realms was only a beginning. And its end the beginning of greater beginnings.
You have left a remarkable mark and it will never be forgotten.
Rest on in glory.

How does one express the amazing essence and spirit of Madam Ngozi – her selfless generosity, uncompromising belief in all that is good, and her unwavering commitment to family and friends? Words, even the very best of words, cannot pay tribute or truly capture the sense of loss that we are all feeling today.

Sorrow fills our hearts this sad moment, a sorrow that is deep and personal. Madam Ngozi has silently closed the door of life and departed from us and our lives will be empty in the areas that She had brightened. The loss is there, tangible and real within everyone but her exemplified life, love, laughter and an irrepressible belief, and faith in seeing the best in everything and everyone.

Albert Einstein said, “The value of a man should be seen in what he gives and not in what he is able to receive.” In one word, Madam Ngozi was a woman who gave, She gave much to her work, and that is why we are gathered here to say goodbye to her, speak in celebration of her life. Here was a life that demand notice, a life that exemplified brilliance, a life that inspired emulation, a life that burned so that others’ paths were lit, an amazing person who has played a unique and special role in all of our lives.

I have known her for this few months since I joined Cloud Exchange, She was a strategic thinker, a visionary who was brilliant, innovative, and creative. She contributed much to the development of Cloud Exchange while She generously gave us her knowledge, her expertise, and her skills.

We’ll remember her with all the special nuances and our memories from all the days gone before that we were privileged to share with her and today we’ll grieve for her, and cry, and even smile because of her.

Rest Well Our Beloved!

I remember the first time we met. You encouraged me to be confident and take on every task that I'll face at work. You first called me Mr. Muscles then Black Panther then Johnny Bravo. My fellow Man-U fan, I'll miss you Madam Ngozi.
Rest in Peace.

I still can't believe you are gone, its so hard passing by your desk everyday and not hearing you shout my name to come and work on something.
You were such a hardworker, a force to be reckoned with, so strong and always the life of the party.
I miss you dearly and I know you are resting in perfect peace.

Madam Ngozi!!!!! Sometimes I feel as though it’s not real, sometimes I feel as though you probably travelled or something, when I got the news, I honestly didn’t even know how to react, I’ld cry and when I’m not crying I’m just in shock, then I’ld cry again..very confused feelings because even though we’ll all die, and not to question God but you weren’t meant to go now, not now madam Ngozi! You were just about to reap the fruits of all your hard work.. There’s a lot of pain, there’s soo much void, I only comfort myself by imaging what you’ll do or say.. “ebere, that’s life, just be at peace with God in this life and move on” You’re worthy of admiration, your strength even when nothing was motivating, madam Ngozi you were my Mother Hen in the office, I’ll greatly miss you and I pray that our good Lord in His infinite mercy grants you peace..Amen! You deserve the eternal win Madam Ngozi and thank you, thank you and thank you for all you’ve taught and done for me!!! Rest easy ma.

Ngooooo like I always call you. Your death is Still a shock to me but God knows best. Heaven gained an angel. May you soul continue to rest in perfect peace in Jesus name AmenGod will give your family the fortitude to bear your loss.Amen

Ng Bebe...
Your hearty laughter and distinct voice take me back to Nsukka with memories of your your love and zest for life.
So sad that I would not be seeing you again...Lagos reunion would have you absent.
May your beautiful soul rest in perfect peace.
Rest in the Lord's blossom...you loved Him and served Him with your all.

How can we describe someone so special in plain words. Ngozi was ridiculously happy in this life. So today, I celebrate your life, no grieving. You left us too soon, instead of seeing us become the success that you always prophesied. We love you, but God loves you more. Rest in peace my friend.

Bekee'mu, I can't believe you are gone! It's really a tough one. You have run your course.Heaven has gained an Angel. You were full of life,hopes and dreams.

I appreciate the times we had! Your passing has made me realize that tomorrow isn't promised.

May God console all your loved ones whom you've left behind.

Rest well my dear friend!

Love always❤,
Bu Sugar(in your voice)

Life is a mystery. Rest well dear friend. Ngozi, we planned to meet up so many times like we used to, but we never did. I wish we did. You were a kind soul. So funny and full of life. Never a dull moment around you. You will be missed dearly. May God comfort your entire family and soothe their pain.

Mmm. Ngozi can't believe you are gone. Fggc Onitsha, UNN, Lagos camp, Lagos. Memories, memories. That beautiful face, that charming smile!! Adieu, till we meet to part no more. RIP.

Speechless is the way to start. I came to DD and I met you. An amazing observation about you is your ever glowing "SMILE", a smile that changes the dynamics of every difficult situation, a solution thinker and very passionate about Corporate matters. We chatted a few times and in those moments you have always had a pure heart.

It's sad how life can sometimes take the best people who make our world so beautiful. NGeee!!, we miss you so dearly. I miss you so so much. Still like a dream to me. I am in shock still....I believe God who is the author and finisher knows the best.

To Ifeanyi, you are a great person with a heart of genuine love. May the Holy spirit comfort you in everyway. God will bring peace upon your heart and household. Please accept my condolences. We love you.

Ngoo,Knowing you in UNN was indeed fun. You were full of life Adangozi. A mother chicken. You were never a quite type and you combined it effectively with academic intelligence. It beats my imagination that you are gone too soon. We will sorely miss you. Chinwokwu as you fondly call me is still puzzled. Our last telephone conversation was really for catchups. I never knew it would be the last. God likes good things too, so he called your Beautiful soul home.l pray him to grant your soul eternal rest and console us all you left behind. Its hard for me to let go nor believe that l am bidding you Goodnight my dear friend turned sister. Jee ije GI nke oma. Great lioness roar into eternity.

NG, as you were fondly called. I knew you for few weeks. You were a good person. I'm still shocked of your passing away. You lived a good life. Dedicated to a great course. Never compromising. You'll surely be missed.
I am confident your name is written in the book of life.

Rest on dear. Rest on.

I guess writing on here makes it so final. Death has dealt me a couple of hands in the past year. And just when I seemed to “accept” it all and thank God for the lives, it came and took you away.

You, Ngzee, were a good friend to many. I have so much to say about you and I am really sorry I never came for you to give me that squishy hug after my mum passed last year. I am also sorry for those who never got to experience you, your bubbly self, your encouragement, your laughter, your love, your fights, your gists and most importantly your passion for Manchester United! They should make you a special jersey up there with your number on it.

Ng, you left your mark and I think I’m consoled with that. That there’s no way you’d ever be forgotten. Everyone will remember you because there will never be another you.

One of the amazing things about you, Ng, was that your parents knew your friends and colleagues. Even those they had not met. It said a whole lot about you, Ng. You carried people “on your head.”

You were our friend. And you remain forever in our hearts.

I hope you’ve met my mum. Please give her a hug for me.

I love you and rest forever, dearest.

Madam Ngo.... Never tot there would be a last time I would call you that. You were a light, joyful and so full of life. Your voice alone sounds like a party even when the day was just dull. You were brilliant and a truly wonderful person. You will surely be missed. Rest in peace. God is in control.

It is with great sadness and shock that I learned of your passing, it is true "the good ones go first". I will forever cherish your friendship and time we spent together. You are gone from our sight, but never from our hearts.

Aww nne o, where will I start. It has been so hard since I got that call. Our friendship was one of a kind with all our families included. I wished we had stayed longer on our video call the last time we spoke a few days before I got that dreaded news. I have tried rationalizing and playing different scenarios for a change but alas nothing has changed. I love and cherish you my BFF. Your godson is so sad, but I told him you are in a better place. We had a different plan but those won't come to pass on this side. I am holding on to all the memories we shared. Rest on my beautiful, happy, bubbly bestie until we meet to part no more. You will never be forgotten!

Ngo, it hurts a lot to say goodbye when the story has just begun. Death! You have left us vulnerable.

Onwumeregini? This is often a question we ask ourselves when death leaves us helpless. Most times we plead with death to spare us (onwubiko or onwuegbulam) but it still comes, steals the ones we love the most and leaves us in ruins.

We grieve this day not because we are weak or lack faith but it is a price we pay for love.

The sweet memories of your lovely smile and cheerfulness will always be with me and my hubby who calls you on your birthday because you share the same birthday with him.

Laa na Udo!

Nne as we fondly call each other, it feels so unreal writing this tribute. You were an amazing soul, a friend turned sister, you loved selflessly. Your positive attitude to live was second to none.Thank you for the beautiful years we shared together, the memories will linger. You stood by me through thick and thin, always cheering me and all those around you. I know you are in a better place where nothing hurts. Rest in peace my dearest.

Ngozi nne m, so we didn't get to conclude on our Lagos reunion plans. Na was oo! We are all devastated by your demise, but we will always remember the fond memories we shared. Ohalete, as I called you, jeh ke oma.

I vividly remember my reaction on hearing the news of your death. I was stupefied, shocked, confused, angry and a little betrayed. I know we’ll all die someday but not this way, not at the peak of our success. You were a pillar of strength to me, a beacon of hope. Your smile and super happy nature kept me going. I can’t count the number of times you encouraged me when I’m about to throw in the towel, or the times you made my fight and troubles yours. I am who I am today and attained the height I am today all because of you. In you I saw a big sister, a confidante and a fellow party buster.
I miss you tremendously, I miss your constant gist, movie recommendations, admiration of handsome actors, food recommendations and every other topic worth discussing.
Dear NG, I know your kind and happy soul has earned you a beautiful place in heaven, I need you to know that you’re forever and always in my heart, till we meet again.

Jee nke oma.

Hmmmmm, Chai, onwu eme aru. How and why is the question i keep asking. Friendship of over 30yrs turned sisters. I came to lagos about 16years ago as a JJC and was stranded. You, only you gave me a roof over my head. I was treated like family. You have stood by me through thick and thin. My last conversation with you was on a friday, as we were planning a weekend hook up the next weekend only for death to snatch you away on sunday.

My happiness in all these is you are resting. Though gone, you will forever be in my heart. Say me well to my mum, if there is a functional kitchen there i trust she will feed you well. I love you and forever. La n'udo.

Hmmm...we all are casualties of the death of our dear Ngozi. She indeed left am indelible mark in our hearts. Indeed she shall be fondly remembered. Let her soul rest in perfect peace. Naa nke oma

There are no words to explain how shocking & heartbreaking the news of your death is. You always had a smile for everyone, always ready to make jokes and you were the queen of football banter. I’m sorry that you had to leave so soon but I am also confident that you’re resting with God. Rest In Peace Sister Ngozi, I’m thankful to have had the opportunity to meet and experience you in this lifetime. Until we meet again, Chukwuemeka Obi Jnr

Hmmm... Honestly, I do not know where to begin from. Olybabe as you fondly call me and hail me. You were simply an amazing cousin, 'good time' person, gist creator and all the fun activities packed in one! You know how to make a dull moment come to live. A cynosure!

I will definitely miss you Ngozi, definitely.

Keep resting in the bosom of our Lord till we meet to part no more.

Ngozi ur death was a rude shock. I always considered u as Family and a big sis. May u find peace with ur creator. Rest in peace Ng dear

Ngozi m,

I write this with a broken heart. My Ace, My Sister, My Bestie. My beautiful diva, inside and out. My gist partner. I met you in UNN over 2 decades ago, we became roommates and just clicked then our friendship turned into sisterhood. Whenever I faced challenges, you were in my corner lifting me up and supporting me without any judgement. Through all the ups and downs of life, the good times and the sad, from university days to our older years your friendship never wavered. You always cheered me on during my accomplishments and told me the truth whenever I messed up. Enyi ka nwanne, nkea etipiala m obi. There's a saying that God only takes the best.Our friendship is forever. Although you're away physically, You're always in my heart. Ngozi m, laa n'udo. I will always love you.

We all surely miss you. Our Big Heart

My darling Ngo, words fail me as I type this. We were the best of friends, from that first days you walked into the accounts department while on NYSC, our families also come a long way. I remember how you would tease me then Timothy and Gashau will protect you when I want to harrass you. You had such a beautiful heart, you loved jist!!! Oh my dearest Ngo, no be so we plan am o! But me, Onyi and the kids will celebrate your life. Thank you for confirming to me that you are fine. I take comfort in that, the angels are with you. Go well our darling. Rest in the lord.

Dear Ngozi, This is hard but I know that GOD loves you much more than we all do. You are now singing along with the angels, past the pearly gates, walking the streets of gold. I will miss your cheerful self and the passion you brought into conversations. Rest on dear. May the LORD be with your family and all who loved you in the Name of JESUS. Amen.

We last met several years ago when I visited your office, didn't know it would be our last meeting. Well what can I say? Good bye.
May the Good Lord give the family strength to bear the loss.