Aunty Nnenna,

I'd always heard your name from my big sister, Ifeoma and met you in person 30 years ago. You were like an additional big sister, your parents, according to Ifeoma's children, were their third set of grandparents.
I admired your grace, elegance, simplicity and beauty.
I adopted your nickname (Nenusky) and even the flourish with which you signed "Nnenna" :-)
Fond memories aunty Nnenna. Rest in perfect peace.

Nnenna Ikeobi

Dear Nnenna, it's still unbelievable that I am writing this in your memory because you have left us. Just like that? We grew up together as young girls since 1981 in our Part 1 in U.I., to the ABH days in UCH and we came to work together again at the Federal Ministry of Health for years. The big question is, can all the eloquence, energy, intelligence, passion, vigour and vitality just disappear? I know that the Almighty GOD your maker knows and has the answers to those questions and many more words cannot express. The consolation we have is that because Christ lives, you just resting with Him and you shall rise up with the saints at His coming. I pray that GOD undertakes for the family and comfort us us your classmates who have lost a rare gem. Good night dear.

My dear Nnenna,
we didn't speak every day but we knew we were there for each other. A sister and friend rolled into one- the days of WACP exams in Ibadan bring back memories, visits to Abuja where you"mothered" me; the words of support and encouragement on my journey with Kema, involving me with your children when they were in the UK- so many memories of love. You were beautiful inside and out and i will miss those phone calls or whatapp messages. Rest in Peace my Sister, My Nnenna.

Dr. Nnenne we know that our human eyes cannot see you again but the loving, cheerful and motherly memories that you left in our hearts and lives are remarkable and will never go away. God gives and takes away. Rest in Perfect Peace in the bossom of the Lord. To the Ihebuzor family have faith in God for our sister, aunty, mother, wife of Bro Reg has gone to rest. Dozie Mezie Owerri sends our condolence.

With tears, Aunty Nnenna, I celebrate you! You were an embodiment of excellence, beauty, brilliance, integrity, love, humility, and sacrifice. You walked this earth with grace, amazing confidence, and fear of God. You indeed made us proud by your exceptional carriage and conduct. I greatly admired and often tried to copy your unbridled passion for and undiluted dedication to humanity through the improvement of health and wellness of all Nigerians especially those most in need. Since to live in the heart of those who love you is not to die, I'm most confident that your spirit lives on.

My dear Nnenna,
You will be forever missed. Words are not enough to describe the vacuum created by your passing.
God will grant your family the fortitude to weather the storm of this loss.
I know you, with your Mom Aunty Orie are smiling down on them.
Dr Ifeoma Ikeobi Eke.
(Your sister from another mother as you referred to me )

Dear sweet Nnenna,

One of us 3 Musketeers. We had such lovely happy times running around UI and UCH and before that learning together in Sixth form in FGCWarri. You were always happy and positive, caring and concerned about others and so full of life and energy. You saved my skin in many physics classes when you would work out the answers quicker than anyone else could and we would present them together. You grew up to be a lovely thoughtful and kind young lady, woman and mother and your faith in God’s love shone through the pain and the dark days. You prayed for His strength and sang of His faithfulness and He remained true to His Word. Now you’re running around on streets of gold with your Lord for all eternity. We love you and miss you my fellow Musketeer.
Until we meet again
Love and hugs
‘Gazi

Nnenusky......Wholesome person, peaceful friend, wonderful mother, sister, wife and great physician!!!
I pray that we will all be comforted.
Great loss! You will be sorely missed.
Rest in perfect peace dear
Evyamaka.....your friend and co-in law
Dr Evelyn Ofili-Adelehin

Nnenna,
I had not spoken to you since we left FGC until the time we spoke for 3 straight hours in October 2017 on my 6.5hrs drive to Pittsburgh. You stayed positive until the end. My heart ❤️ is heavy but I am so glad that we got to connect before we can no longer. No one can question God’s timing. I pray for your family for the fortitude to bear this loss and for God’s guide and guardianship to live the life you would want them to live. A beacon of light has been turned off but the glow lives on forever.
Adieu Nnenna
Idith

Nnenna, your death came to me and to many of your colleagues and friends all over the world as a rude shock. However, we are comforted by the fact that it is not how long but how well. You were a passionate and dedicated professional and it was a pleasure working with you towards improving the quality of life of our people through affordable and accessible healthcare. 

May the good Lord comfort the family you left behind IJN

May your beautiful and gentle soul rest in perfect peace.

Dearest Sis Nnenna, your passing was sudden to us but our God makes no mistakes. You sure are sorely missed. Your words of wisdom, your smile, your simplicity, your optimism and just that guarantee you always gave that things always work out for good. Your were a role model to many of us - the classic lady, terrific mom to the boys, loving wife to Uncle Reg, impactful professional. You were blessed on this side of the earth, as you rest with the saints, I know you have found peace in the arms of Jesus. Love you much and thanks for being you. A sister indeed!

Nnenusky,
I am so happy we reconnected again about 2yrs ago after losing contact for several years, it felt like nothing had changed, we chatted on the phone for so many hours. Then I had the opportunity to see you again in october, i am so thankful for that. You were so positive and full of faith in the lord. We will miss you but you are in a much better place now. My prayers are with your family that the Lord will be their strength.
Bisi

Nnenna you are greatly missed. I thank God for the opportunity to have spoken with you in the last weeks. Each time we spoke, it felt like we just left college yesterday, even though I had not seen you in over 31 years. Being in group E83 was fun and you were one of the smartest in the group  Each time I think about you, I wish someone will tell me it’s just a dream I will wake up from and still be able to call and speak with you. You were greatly loved by members of UCH class of 1986. I pray God will grant us the Grace to move on  Rest In Peace