Beloved Sis, 
I thought of you all day yesterday... Sweet memories we shared, plans for LOF, PH convention etc. Hmmm! Your vision was great & I thank God you let me share a little of it. Your shoes are big but from that 'little' we shared I take steps to that heavenly vision. I will put smiles on your lovely face for I am certain we will meet again & will have a lot to share. Rest on, you are for ever fresh in my memories!
Frances

It was a rude shock to hear of the home-going of Mrs Nnedi Odedo, the beloved wife of the National President of Full Gospel Business Men's Fellowship International- Nigeria, but I thank God that it is well with her soul.
She was a virtuous woman who touched and influenced many lives for the Lord Jesus Christ. She will be greatly missed in the Fellowship and all other places where she impacted people's lives, especially by her husband, Arc Ifeanyi Odedo.
Our joy & consolation is that she died in the Lord, therefore she's blessed and her good deeds are following her.
The Lord shall console our NP, Arc. Ifeanyi Odedo, their children and the FGBMFI- Nigeria, as He grants our departed sister eternal rest.

It was shocking news, a dark and heartbroken news? We're short of words and weak to question God as how and why? As believers we are always reminded of this transition to always be prepare.
May the peace of God which transcends all understanding guide the family's heart and mind in christ Jesus. 
We will forever missed Mummy's ever smilling face, the radiance of God's glory that surround her presence wherever she was. We can only be comforted because we know where she is.
The psalmist says. "Precious in the sight of the Lord is the death of his saints" ps 116:15 Remember this song writter; "When peace like a river attendeth my way, when sorrows like sea billows roll; whatever my lot, thou hast taught me to say, "It is well, it is well with my soul."
Mummy Mrs Odedo has fought the good fight, she has finished her race and has kept her faith. We shall all see her someday and celebrate at the feet of Jesus.
It's well with the family. Peace 
 Pst Moses Kuzhe and Family 

Precious in the sight of the LORD Is the death of His saints. Psalms 116:15.

The Righteous is delivered from the evil to come... 

We are not pained because the Kingdom has gained. 
We missed you sorely but surely we will meet to part no more. 
We shall meet on that beautiful celestial shore.

You have  immortalized yourself by your impacts in us. Your legacies will forever live on. 

Rest on ma! 

NCCF ABUJA CHAPTER WILL FOREVER MISS YOU MA!

It's a pity you left so soon! i had some  childhood experience with Nnedi Ododo. The first period i met her was around the 80s and i was still in primary school when she came to live with her uncle Joe Ike (blessed memory) in Enugu. She was one of those people children couldn't forget easily. I read someone here describe her as 'shy' but i think now its something that runs in her family and i call it 'fearless humility'. My siblings and I fondly remember her beautiful face and smile. Always smiling. No wonder the Lord used her ambience and humility to draw many women close to Himself. You fought the fight and now you've gone to be with the Lord. 
I pray that the Lord will console Arc Ifeanyi Odedo your husband and also those beautiful lovely children you both brought forth. I also extend my condolence to Eloka (Fct), Mrs Ike (UK), and all the members of Odedo family.

Our flag in the Full Gospel is flown half mast, every full gospel member has tears in his eyes. We are shocked and disturbed, it's a difficult time for most of us, we are troubled. But am convinced that God understands, He will console us. Especially our President and his children. MAMA our sister, our friend, a humble daughter of Zion always showing forth the glory of our God. You have gone ahead of us, we will meet again. But for now FARE THEE WELL. I am particularly pained for your soon departure, but i can't ask GOD why. For the Full Gospel family, if you wish to cry, cry. If you must fast, fast. If you have to shout, shout. If you want to have intimate discussion with God on this matter do. OZOEMENA. Take heart. dr Chris ENYI.

Mrs Nnedi was a woman whose life modelled that of a true christian woman. So gentle ,meek and calm .The news of your demise shocked me...but God knows best... I glorify God for the life you lived...Allowing yourself to be used of God for the betterment of others. As I with your loved ones friends and well wishers bid you farewell,I pray for God's comfort on  those you have left behind. You left a dignified mark in the Full gospel fellowship of Nigeria especially the Ladies of the fellowship. Always teaching about prayers ,submission, love , respect and family. I will always remember all you taught us about marriage in my future family....I love you Ma!But God loves you more ,you were an angel on earth,now join the hosts of heaven and other angels in singing the unending Alleluia!!!
Adieu Ma....
Till we meet to part no more....

I first met late Mrs Nnedi Ifeanyi in 1987 around August/September, when as Chapter Supervisor (that was the designation then for what came to be called Fiteld Representative) - over Kwara State, part of Sokoto State and the Federal Capital Territory, I travelled to Abuja from Ilorín and encountered Arc. Ifeanyi Odedo at a Breakfast meeting in Agura Hotel. (The Fellowship had only one Field Representative then, resident in Jos: Mr. Pat Odiyi.)  I had asked late Mr. Olusegun Bamgbola to introduce me to someone in Suleja with whom I could work so we could launch a chapter there. It was Arc. Ifeanyi he handed me over to. On my return from Abuja after that first encounter, I travelled with Arc. Ifeanyi and spent a night with them in Suleja where they lived then, before proceeding to Ilorín. Nnedi, though very shy, yet deeply respectful, displayed such hospitable on that first meeting, you would think she had always known me. I must have stayed with the Odedos some four/five times before Suleja Chapter was launched in 1989. Throughout all those visits/stop-overs, Nnedi always gave me fatherly hospitality. I had the opportunity of a close chat with her after her testimony at our Enugu NEC meeting in 2018, and we thanked God over what God had done. I least realized then that that would be my last opportunity of sharing a chat with her. 
Thank God, she knew her Lord and Saviour closely. Her homecall has created a vacuum; and as someone who had lived as a widower close to a quarter of a century, I know it is only God can uphold and strengthen Ifeanyi on this journey. The great thing is, He knows best how to and is always there. Glory to God!