My very dear Bisi words are not enough to express the bond we both had together since 1966 when we met at Queen's School Ede.We were in the same S class,went to different universities,yet we kept in touch one way or the other,till you left this world. Each stage of our lives,we  always bonded despite the fact I had to relocate to London to take care of my family.I really miss you and expected you back in England to continue your treatment, lo and behold you couldn't make it which i attributed it to the Covid-19 lockdown. You came from a beautiful family and you had a beautiful heart. I really miss you as I never thought for a moment that you will pass on so soon. You were a fighter and I believed you would win the battle but God had a better plan for you. I have come to terms with your passing on to greater glory. In your own little way,you impacted a lot in the lives of so many people.. It is nice to be good Sun re o, Bisi omo papa ati mama Philip.Goodnight dear.

...my mother, my inspiration God's gift in my life, a true daughter of christ, who lived a true life of a true Christian, mum you reached out to so many souls, the joy within me with assurance ur with the lord, thanks for the moments mum, i still see the smiles on ur face, the dancing steps at every given times in God's presence, i feel so pained within me i couldn't express the love you and care you showed to me....till we meet again mum.

We got to meet her when we were getting ready for our wedding in 2001. We were introduced by Mrs Abiola Olubiyi(another wonderful Egbon). She made my wife's dress for next to nothing. Mrs Egejuru was a sweet soul. Very accommodating with her wonderful smile. We never regretted knowing. She did a lot for us during the wedding and it left an indelible mark in our lives. When I heard about her sickness I felt so bad that why should such a thing happen to a sweet soul like Sister Bisi. We prayed along. We would have loved to see but we were told visitors were restricted. It was last week we heard the sad news. It was so so painful. 
We love you Sister Bisi. You came, you saw, you sowed seeds of kindness and goodness through out your journey, you left a footprint that is so big to fill and you conquered death. Rest in peace ma. We love you dearly and we are so happy you were part of our journey. God bless and keep your loved ones left behind, especially your loving husband. Goodnight ma.

Mother in Israel, a virtuous woman ,  women leader , His husband pride... is pity that it has to end this way , i asked you by November last year , when are you coming home (your house) , you said by April . I thought we were going to give testimony on how you defeated cancer.
Today makes it 7days that you have been snatched away by a senseless and wicked phenomenon on earth calls death . I loved you with all my heart and still. . You were the mother I never enjoyed , you showed me love like your own child. 
 Rest on ... mummy General .