You were one of the senior members that everyone heard about. Everyone spoke about, everyone emulated. Knowing you personally in the last two years, showed me exactly why everyone had so much to say. I can't still believe it even as I type this, but I know that His ways are not our ways. The testimonies that came from your life have moved me to do more.
Rest on dear, till we meet again and rejoice eternally.
Ngo babes....I've listened to you sing this song again and again....I remember that trip to spend a few days with you just after you started your treatment....it was tough for you but it did not take away your joy...you told me about the drama that was presented at the last 'Jawanu' you attended in Isuikwuato....it was all about worshipping God for who He is.....I loved the song so much that I said you should sing it again so I can have a recording of it....little did I know that someday that will be all I will have to listen to if I want to hear you sing......Engie dearie, the pain is still so raw...I pray God to help me 'see' through the pain so I don't mourn hopelessly....I know He knows all things and truly there is none like Him.
Ngozi my friend, always had a tug in my heart whenever you where away from work, you smile always & say you're okay. But my inner witness continued to pray for you. You never wanted people to be pained by your challenge, you didn't give up/give in but held on & finally submitted to God's sovereignty.
You Never missed an opportunity to be a blessing, had a good control of her emotions & gets back on track after office work scuffles (women tinz!).
Always admired you, I remembered when we mourned a friend together, your soothing words mended hearts.
Thank God for the grace to fight & overcome victoriously, your dear hubby, adorable children & loved ones only have fond memories & your legacy will speak for them in time to come.
Loving you so much & missing you sorely. RIP dear Sis!
My dear sis (as I tended to call you hoping you will forgive my bouts of silence here and there), the things we take for granted...
NG, when I realized we were connected asides Pharmacy School, I felt blessed. You were always a wealth of information and wisdom I could draw upon at anytime. Your willingness to help me carve my path through life’s seemingly difficult course surprised me many times. I eventually chucked it up to the Onyekwelu thing which my Aunty Chioma possesses in abundance.
Why does God take His own home early? You’ve left so much behind. So much it hurts. You were indeed an angel on earth.
I pray God to give your entire family the strength to bear this huge loss.
They miss you dearly. I miss you. God loves you more.
Rest on, my dear friend.
This just adds to the many unanswered questions I have. One of the things I can never understand irrespective of how hard I try. You were 1 in a million. Sleep easy sis. You will forever be missed. </span>
Ngo,amiable young girl!I can't believe you 've gone to the great beyond with that your smiles,natural beauty?I remember the last time I saw you in Abuja,in your cousin's (my wife Chioma)house,you had returned from abroad after going through several pains,you still had that smiles.There was no sign of any illness.
I still will not stop to ask why God will allow our young ones to go before us?those that will stand at our bed sides to weep when we re gone?that will look after our old age after the toiling?I always hear "its God's time","God has given,He has taken","We don't question God".Well!I still will not stop to ask God,Why?
May God help all those she left behind;her husband,mother,children,siblings,uncles,aunties,cousins and friends bear this irreparable loss.Mama Ngo,Ndo ooh,I feel your pain.When you look at those children,see Ngo in them ooh!
Ngo,your good nature will be missed.You really fought a good fight,May your beautiful spirit be accepted in the Bosom of our Lord Jesus Christ,Amen!</span>
a beautiful beautiful sister true. Always smiling. Her faith so so strong.
In all honesty, the first time I would cry out to God concerning Ngozi. All I heard in my heart is "why do you look at death as a bad thing.". Ngozi would be home and free and if my thoughts are always of good then those she s leaving on this side will be okay.
I was scared to tell Njide or Chyel but I told Ekene. I didn't want to upset Nji or sound insensitive but I know God won and Ngozi is home and her family, all of us will be just ok.
Rest on beautiful sis . Ever smiling
