Heaven's gain, rest on in the bosom of your God. 

Oluwayemisi  miiiiiiiii....uhmmmmm

what can i say?

 How will i even say it?

First time i met you was on a flight to the UK and you introduced yourself as a sister from TBWF. Even after we both came, you still had to remind me several times. 

I am still in deep shock. I think of you every night, waking up and hoping that someone will say it was all a joke. But seeing this tribute, reality has set in

I remember we used to work together in treasury and all i have left are your memories.

Rest in peace dear sis

For the life's that you have touched.

For your care and love .

For your giving and helps.

For your encouragement.

You preached and lived for what you believed.

God bless you now and forever.

We will miss you, your husband, your children, family and nieghbours.

On thing I am assured of is that heaven is rejoicing over you.

Rest on in the Lord.

Peace.

Hmmm, the news of your demise came as a rude shock to me. You were such a sweet woman, always smiling and had a word of encouragement at all times. You will be greatly missed, your memory will linger on.

Rest in the bosom of the Lord dearest sister.

It is with a heavy heart that I am writing this tribute to you my covenant sister Oluwayemisi Ayinke Adeniran. You are such a blessing to our generation but is so painful that you had to go early. 

Your life though short but impactful, you are selfless sister, friend and confidant, a lover of God and always willing and ready to serve. You always think about everyone around you and want the best for everyone, that most of the time you forget about yourself. A praying woman, on her phone she has a prayer time for every member of her family, her siblings and even her inlaws, always ready to help, a woman with a heart of gold, a giver per excellence. Even on that faithful Tuesday that I don't know is the last day we will serve God together and we were still planning our trip to Abeokuta together you still open your giving hands to give to the people around you, haaaa a! LORD this is too much for us. 

Oluwayemisi Ayinke Adeniran, ore mi tooto, I love you but God love you more. My solace is that you made it to the bossom of your maker. Sleep on ore mi. 

Your humor and care for everyone will be remembered.

So hard to believe that you're no more my Royal Lady. Your smiles, smartness and greetings(how's you?). I was still thinking and comparing the last word you said on March 5th when I received this painful news. I only rest on that God knows the best.

Ayinke my twin..just when you promised never to be far away from me on the 5th of March at about 12.22am uhmmm you prayed against death for both of us uhmmm not knowing that will be our last discussion. I was happy and relieved from my worries with your words of encouragement especially when you promised to get in contact every day...never did I know that death was already knocking. We spoke like never before Ayinke you promised to pick me from the airport as usual in November hahaha God...this is a big loss to me ooo and my entire family infact words are not just enough. God take all glory oooo and preserve my life to take up responsibilities from where my Ayinke dropped off. 

My wife as I fondly called her was full of wisdom. Since the day she knew me as an Ijesa babe we became very close. I am still in shock of the news of her death. I knew her to be someone that loved God and ready to go extra miles to shield people from shame. Always very appreciative of little gestures. If money could keep her with us at this side of eternity, we were ready, but our God decided to have her to Himself. Who are we to say NO. 

She planned with few friends to join to celebrate my Mum on the 29th March in Ilesha, alas the same day is now for your burial, uhmmmmm...............

Continue to rest in peace, my wife. 

God Bless the children that she left behind and her entire family. 

Yemisi Olojede, is how I knew you and remember you.  I remember you standing and chatting to your friends in primary school. Your uniform, your hair, your smile and my God your laugh. I remember playing table tennis at your place and losing badly. You were such a gentle, generous and funny person, easy to get along with. The world has truly lost an angel.

I can't believe you've left this world behind so quickly, you were a true light. Orun re o Yemisi, until we meet again.

And for those you left behind, may the good lord continue to comfort, shield and provide for them. 

With ever loving thoughts, Debo Doherty

Hmmmm, Oluyemisi Ayinke Ade, I am short of words, I still find it hard to believe you are gone. The good Lord will take care of your sons and your Hubby.  

I will surely miss you my darling friend.

May your beautiful soul rest in perfect peace Ayinke

Yemisi Olojede Adeniran "ologede" as we fondly called you.  We were five girls that came together to form a clinque when we were in secondary school. When i heard about your demise from one of us i dropped the phone on her because never in a millions years did i expect you will leave so soon ore mi. You were so full of life . We had not spoken for a while but we shared  so much when we were younger. I thank God for the life well spent . I read through the testimonies and im so happy you served God with everything you had. This means that heaven has gain a another soul and you didnt live a wasted life. I will miss you my dear friend . Till we meet on the other side adieu ore mi tooto.

Sister Yemisi! It's still like a dream i wish i could wake up from. 

You're such a sweet sister, fun to be with and very witty.

I pray that the good Lord will keep, protect and preserve the lives of the loved ones you left behind.

We will miss you greatly.

Adieu, till we meet to part no more sister.

Yemisi, my memories dates back to our primary and secondary  school days but then our path crossed again through vpwm. You truly encouraged me, seeing your zeal and undeniably service to the work of God. You were truly virtuous, easy going and ever ready to help.  Your death indeed came as a shock to me especially seeing you some days before the news at PMOs birthday event but God wanted you into his rest. May the Lord grant your family and friends fortitude to  bear the loss. Rest on dear frien and Sister

Hmmm.

What can I say..? Rest on my ever smiling 'Royal Sister ' we met on our trip to  Jerusalem  in 2015. Then I became a member of VPWM thereafter.You were so respectful and kind.I can't forget the day you traced my shop at Alade Mkt just because you had invited your 'customer' to fellowship and she said someone had already invited her.You insisted she bring you to see that person! Wow! So many more sweet memories...we still danced together on PMO's  Birthday!!

Rest on Dear Sis I love you but God loves you more!!

Huuummm!  

You're were amiable,  your charming smiles, selflessness,  your life of impacts. ..see memories. Short in human eyes but impactful.

An untitled Prophetess of her time, those words were acurate and confirmed,  they would forever linger on.

Strength and comfort of God for all loved ones and the body of Christ. 

Sleep on ma. Adieu 

It is with great shock that I received the sad news of your passing away. Before now, I had made frantic efforts to locate you but all to no avail. I knew you were in Lagos and strongly feel that one day we will meet again but I never knew it may not come to pass.

When I eventually joined The Polytechnic Ibadan Old Students Association, my hope was raised that indeed I will locate you someday and i kept asking everyone and anyone, please ,please where is Yemisi Olojede as you were fondly called in school years back.

Death, Oh Death, why would you take away such a Generous, kind hearted and ever smiling Woman?. I remembered vividly in our school days, how you used to assist me financially by buying me one or two handouts when I was not financially buoyant. This generous act contributed to where I am today because you contributed immensely to my educational growth even unknown to you. This was 18 years ago.  Hence, my searching for you and looking forward to seeing you someday, only to hear the sad news. 

My heart is with your loved ones you left behind and I pray The Almighty God will grant them the fortitude to bear this irreplaceable lose. 

Adieu A Rare Gem

MESSAGE  TO MY SISTER  MRS. OLUWAYEMISI AYINKE ADENIRAN

        ... your parting has left a void...

On that fateful day when we received information that you had passed on to eternity, we screamed in disbelief and we wished it were not true. What a shock! When did you fall sick? How did it happen? 

Sister Yemisi, was an epitome of courage, burden  bearer, strength and power. She believed in herself and in God. She was much more available to serve God than most and demonstrated that in a variety of ways. She touched many lives and had unmatched kindness in her heart. Indeed you have been a strong pillar of support, strength in our life and have always been there for anyone in need of help. 

 She lived life to the fullest, and we’re grateful to God for the time we had with her. 

“Those who leave the scene of life feel not the pain of parting. The shock and pain are felt by those left behind.”

1. HER SELFLESSNESS – she could never be charged with selfishness. She was a giving and caring person, to a fault. She would give you the wrapper off her back if you asked. She was utterly selfless. She was always thinking of others before herself. “It is more blessed to give than to receive” was something she really believed in, and she lived accordingly. Sis yemisi Ayinke Adeniran would, and often did, do without herself so that others might have. She lived to make other people grow and  happy.

HER SWEETNESS – “sister Yemisi AYINKE ADENIRAN was a wonderful, selfless, goal getter, lovely, brave Christian woman and a role model to many.” “I looked forward to seeing sis Yemisi at fellowship every Tuesday because of her grace, charm and humility” These tributes were uttered frequently by some of her natural attributes, chubby cheek smile was enhanced by her inner beauty– she radiated genuine love, and loveliness to all she met. Even in her low moment, she never lost her Christian spirit. She was always thankful to all who did the least thing for her. 

HER SERVICE – Your service to God was exceptional. In terms of your prayers for people, taking up people's problem, always willing to give a helping hand. I remember her as the warm face with smile  when she arrives for service every tuesday , she served all, regardless of age or status. 

"Sometimes God picks the flower that is still in full bloom. Sometimes the rosebud’s chosen, we feel He’s picked too soon. Sometimes the flower is fading with petals floating down but God knows the perfect time to gather flowers from the ground". because He chose our very best.

Kehinde Ajao

• Oluwayemisi Ayinke Adeniran Mi Owon

I'm Blessed to call  you 

Sister, AYINKE MI 

I wish you sweet sleep, my dear sister,

Although there’s so much that you’ve left bare
I hate that you had to endure such pain
On my mind, 

your saddened eyes have left a stain.

Not just as a wife not just as a mother.
For all of us you gave your best,
Now the time has come for you to rest.
So go in peace, you’ve earned your sleep,
Your love in our hearts, we’ll eternally keep.

You’ve loved us unconditionally,
And stood through thick and thin.

You’ve shared our joy and sorrow.
Our laughter and our tears.
You’ve been our inspiration,
Over the years .

We laughed and played together;
Then u discovered alot about us & you stood by us.
Through good and stormy weather.

There’s something God has given us,

That’s more than family in you
Your love for people is undiluted, 
Deep down in my heart i admire you!

You gave us strength, you gave us might.
A stronger person would be hard to find,
And in your heart, you were always kind.
You fought for us all in one way or another,

How i wish I could hug you

and just see your face.
But now I have memories
to stand in your place.

Gone but not forgotten,
that’s what they say.
Of course that is true…
but if only you could stay longer.

Oluwayemisi mi you're indeed an angel!

God has giving you a new assignment.

AYINKE MI my sister forever.
the tears I shed since I can no longer hold
you in my arms but in my heart.
You earned those wings dear sister OLUWAYEMISI AYINKE MI
and you will always be an angel to us

That faithful tuesday was when mummy asked about you and to speak with you cos she has called earlier.

I couldn't tell her what happened  but i kept on asking myself

Why did you go,
why did you leave,
How will life be without you for Lase&Lope

Our hearts are damaged,
and scarred severely.
We shall miss you,
much more than dearly.

For having you in our lives,
we’ve all been blessed.

Your memory is such an happy one and a glow of smiles

A good name is better than fine perfume, and the days of death better than the days of birth, it is better to go to a house of in mourning than to a house of feasting, for death is the destiny of everyman, the living should take this to heart. Amen – Eccl 7: 1-2

Martha sat in a damp world, cloudy, tearful. And Jesus sat in it with her.

I am the resurrection and the life. Those who believe in Me, even though they die like everyone else, will live again. — John 11:25 NLT

Hear those words in a Superman tone, if you like. Clark Kent descending from nowhere, ripping shirt and popping buttons to reveal the S beneath. “I AM the Resurrection and the Life!!!” Do you see a Savior with Terminator tenderness bypassing the tears of Martha and Mary and, in doing so, telling them and all grievers to buck up and trust?

I don’t. I don’t because of what Jesus does next.

He weeps.

He sits on the pew between Mary and Martha, puts an arm around each, and sobs. Among the three, a tsunami of sorrow is stirred; a monsoon of tears is released. Tears that reduce to streaks the watercolor conceptions of a cavalier Christ. Jesus weeps.

He weeps with them. He weeps for them. He weeps with you. He weeps for you.

He weeps so we will know: Mourning is not disbelieving. Flooded eyes don’t represent a faithless heart. A person can enter a cemetery Jesus-certain of life after death and still have a Twin Tower crater in the heart. Christ did. He wept, and He knew He was ten minutes from seeing a living Lazarus!

And His tears gives us permission to shed our own. Grief does not mean we don’t trust; it simply means wecan’t stand the thought of another day without the Oluyemisi Ayinke Adeniran or Lazarus of your life. If Jesus gave the love, He understands the tears. So grieve, but don’t grieve like those who don’t know the rest of this story.

My darling sister as you always call me, I can’t still believe you are gone. I still imagine that you will call me and check up on me. It’s not even up to one year that we became very close not knowing you will be gone so soon. Your love was so kind and selfless 

You wanted me to do well in everything and you looked out for me. The many different things we have discussed and I was looking forward to starting together with you and I didn’t know this would happen

During your final days you called me everyday to check on my myself and children because they were not feeling to well at that time. Even onthat Tuesday we spoke twice and suddenly I couldn’t reach you anymore. I called to give you update but your number was switched off, I kept trying and trying and sent messages not knowing you were at the hospital. 

When I heard  I rushed after the election  and I saw you and I prayed to God with tears in my eyes for you to get better. I didn’t know it was the last I will see you.

This is just to painful, very painful. I have cried so much and wished it was dream. 

I will miss you and I know that you are with our Lord resting. 

I have to stop and say my Sister and friend Rest In Perfect Peace and the Lord will give strength to your family and protect them always.

My Beloved Sis that's what you call me. 

Truly you're such an amiable person. 

You are so much into me as if I've known you for so long and I reciprocated with the same gesture. 

No air around you at all so down to earth and always smiling. 

I'm a fan of your business and so were you with mine, my private trips out of Lagos, even airport pick up it's just a call and you will sort all out you were that detailed. What about our night chat, I call you my night crawler cos I can buzz at any time even 1am she will respond. 

You brought your fabrics to mine and you were like you have to make the clothes for PMO birthday and my birthday too but it took over 2 months before you finally came for measurement. The day you came for fitting, you met a client in my office and  as usual you were into her and you help me sell one of my new product cos you were just on and on about it and she paid instantly. 

When I heard you were in coma I was so sure you'll come out of it cos I believe you're a fighter and you're strong. But alas your demise came as a shock cos I just left Lasuth and I was told you were responding. 

Haaa my beloved Sis you will be greatly missed. 

Your joined the VPWM family and I can say that you made a mark in your short stay with us. 

We took solace in God because you a firm  believer of Jesus Christ. Rest on in the bossom of our Lord  till we meet to part no more. 

Hmmm!  Sis Yemisi Adeniran, it's so sad to know you are no longer with us.  I'm so short of words.. But I will ask God to take care of your children , husband and every other precious one you have left behind.. You are heaven's gain my sister.. We love you but God loves you so much more.  VPWM loves you !!! Continue to rest on dear sis... 

This certainly was sudden........ My heart ache as I write this. I can't even believe I will be writing this..... 

My wonderful sister, I am still in shock over the news of your demise. You are such a loving and wonderful person. I could remember how you went all out to get me the ministry account number when i needed to sow a seed. And our conversation during HFIC 2017. You were so down to earth and very funny and ever since you always ask me Sister mi Bawo ni. Even on your last day in fellowship you still asked me so full of life.

God alone knows best and He will comfort your husband, children, parents and loved ones.

We at VPWM miss you greatly.

Sleep on beloved. Your memories will forever linger with us.

I have tried to accept the fact that you are no more, we spoke on the phone on the 4th of march and we were to see on the 5th at VP. Somehow we did. not.  I told myself I will call you but never did. 

And the next thing I heard, you were in a coma. I so much believed you would come around, but God knows best.

You will pass by me and say Ayaba, se wa?  I wish I could turn back the clock and undo what has been done. 

So many wishes. 

I am consoled by the fact that you have gone to rest in a beautiful place void of all the troubles of this world. Rest on dear sis. May the Lord be with your Husband and children. 

Hmmmmm . How is you my pelzin, that's how we used to great ourselves. I came in close contact with sis Yemisi Adeniran when Tedc was birthed, we were the first set of students, she was the class governor and I was her assistant. She can be very bossy but if you get to understand her she is a very loving woman. 

When Tolu her first son was to go to college she called me to get the form for him my sons fell in love with Tolu and today they are one family in Crc.

Weekend calls she will always poke me, have you called them? When it visiting and I have to go to work I don't fret if my hubby is not in town because I know that sis Yemisi will take care of my boys. You grabbed me to snap four shots of picture with you your last day in fellowship, my boys n I will miss you.

May the Lord comfort your husband, your boys, your aged parents a Vpwm.

 Sis  Yemisi, you came, you saw and you conquered. 

Aduie

I was down casted when I heard about your demise. It was a shock to me. I asked alot of questions of which I never expected answers. How can one full of life today is gone tomorrow?

• I pray that God grant you eternal rest and also grant your family the strength to bear your absence in Jesus Name.

Rest on sis!

Word failed me, I sat down thinking of where to begin to write this tribute, I then read through all the tribute your loved ones penned down and I just started laughing in between tears, and it Dawn on me that you are gone to be with our maker....

Aunty yemisi se wa nile, ki le se, and you will respond saying Joe ,wa se ouje joor.., the way you call my name no one will ever call it that way, you scold me when I needed to be scolded, you encourage me to be a prayer warrior, you always say to me ,Joe ni suru..

I can go on and on, the way you love temiloluwa my son, you always give your cake to him in any occasion, you will make sure the cake get to him, you love my husband all the same, I mean I met you in less than 3years and all your family member accepted me as one of you, your mum love me so much, your brothers call me sis, people around us think I'm your you get sister which I am, your husband accepted me as a member of the family, you gave me shelter when I needed one, you open the door of your home to me , your entrusted your home cooking in my hands, you are the elder sister I never had, you made sure temiloluwa had bread all the time... When I call for a shoulder to cry on ,you are there right on time... Sis I can go on and on.... It still feels wierd pennin this down... Olwayemisi Ayinke Adeniran ,you Love your name like that , tunde and temi can't still believe they won't see you no more...

But I know we will see you in heaven where you are looking down and laughing, joyful , right now... Yes it was soon and sudden but God can't be questioned, Him alone knows the beginning from the end, on that Tuesday you scolded me that you don't want to hear that I am on admission in the hospital again, we ask you the meaning of HFIC and you said as usual you will pay oo, you were full of life.. I told you I was going  home and you handed yet another cake for temi to me.. and I said my good bye, not knowing that is the last I will see you ... I have cried ,ask questions, only if tears can bring you back...Rest on my lovely sis, till we meet to part no more, Toluwalase, Toluwalope will be loved as you have loved us all, keep resting Ayinke... We love you and you will be greatly missed.

I still can't believe that you have gone! 

My birthday mate mum. 

You were so jovial, generous and caring.

May God Comfort your family, VPWM and our mum PMO.

I hate to face the reality of your demise.

It makes me cry but I take solace in God and grateful for a sacrificial life that you lived.

RIP

I am amazed at the news of your passing I saw you so joyful in one of PMO’s birthday celebrations, I thought to myself pmo will just have to do something special for this wonderful sister only to come to fellowship to hear of your passing haaaaaaaa God is so so faithful if only we know what He has planned, such stupid things we won’t do, I will indeed miss you but obviously God loves you much more, words can’t express the way I feel rest on dear till we meet at the feet of the Almighty love you.sincerely 

Folukeolude EDGA

it was a rude shock when i heard of your home calling I can't still believe that u are gone! We stood together on d 27th and we were just gisting as usual never a dull moment wt u, U were such a great soul my few interactions wt u attest to it. Always willing to help and ever ready to offer advises whenever u were called upon. Always working behind the scene, very humble and selfless. Sis Yemisi u will be greatly missed in VPWM. I pray that d Holy spirit himself will comfort ur family and keep d seeds u left behind. God rest ur soul sis. 

Goodbye.

It's really hard for me to write, your passing was a shock to me. 

You will say Sister Jennifer of God 'how is you' (in Jenifa 's  voice). Always happy to help,  you gives suggestions with ease. 

You have done your part, though too short for us as human. But God is ever faithful. 

Rest on dear sister till we meet again. 

It's still a big shock to me and a bitter pill so hard to swallow.  I remember your constant smiles and encouraging words and my heart breaks all over again! 

You fondly called me "My Wife" and up until now I still hear your voice, the smiles, jokes and complements that always followed. 

I was transfixed by your story about how you joined the TBWF family and how you followed hard with dogged commitment to a body you so believed in. 

Different memories flood my mind at this point,  but every memory comes with a sharp pain! 

#Deepsighhhhh it is well!

All I can say at this point  is, may your sweet gentle soul rest in peace till we meet to path no more. 

May the good Lord comfort your family and lived ones. 

Adieu Ma. 

Oluwatoyin omotola Ipaye. 

It's still hard for me to believe you are gone sis Yemisi but who am I to question your maker that had called you home. You were such a pleasant sis with a beautiful smile. You were one of the people I admired at tbwf. It was your testimony of piggybank at tbwf that spurred me to join the program because I was skeptical initially. Though, your exit was unexpected and painful but we will not mourn like the unbelievers. We take solace in the fact that you have ran the race and finished the course and returned home. Continue to rest in the bosom of your maker till we meet in glory. The Lord will comfort the family you left behind.

TRIBUTE TO MY BIG SIS WITH  BEAUTIFUL SMILES!

I joined Our Ministry, Victorious Praying Women Ministry in 2016.  For me ,I like observing and learning my new environment. One of the things I observed was you, big sis , as I fondly call you. I thought you were the HOU of Treasury unit. I thought you were the one heading and deciding for the Unit. Little did I know that you were a  normal member. Were you contesting for power? Not at all. Were you robbing shoulder with the head of unit? Not at all big sis. You were just a committed and consistent member. You were so committed and very into this great unit, that one would thought you were the head.  I picked that from you.

I love people calling me pet names, than my regular name. That same year I joined our ministry.  We were all planing for our 10th  year anniversary. You were one of the people assigned for the Aso ebi. I remember, I  Came to you for mine. Didn't have much money and didn't know how to put it across to you. Immediately you said to me," sweetheart  how may I help you". I was like wow ,she called me sweetheart, a pet name. That alone gave me the courage to open up to you. You promised keeping one for me, till my money was complete. Which you actually did. For me that was a big relief, because we were running out of the materials. I badly needed one. 

You supported my Business, we were privilege to launder and dry clean your clothes. You referred me to others. 

You called me repeatedly, sometimes in November and told me there was an office you wanted me to handle, to Clean. You said " sweetheart, I want you to go clean that office. I want your company to handle it.  Hmmmm that's believing in me so much and trusting that I will deliver. Indeed you're s Helper of Destiny.

You will blow me kiss from afar, and say "sweetheart How's You". When we're close you pat my back or touch my cheeks, and say to me, "How's you sweet heart."

The first time I heard this phrase " We can't box God". Was from you.  When our Mum pastor Olumayokun Oreofe, was giving testimony, telling us how great God is. I was privilege to sit beside you , in a program, at Ibadan centre. Each time I hear this  I  remember you. Even before you passed on.

Ahhh big sis!  you will greatly be missed by all all of us!? You've left a big vacuum. Huge one, I must say!

There is a big vacuum you've left in the friendship between you, minister Yemi,  and Iya adua (My big sisters). I love seeing three of you together.  When I just see three of you at your corner ,after fellowship, I smile and come to tease you people. I will call you names like , Awon Iya meta, Yeye meta, oo, Agbagba meta. We'll all laugh together.

You've left a huge vacuum with our dear mother, Pastor Olumayokun Oreofe. Who can fill this? Whose leg will the shoe  you left, fit in? 

Still can belief you're gone. Just like that?

Who am I to question our great God, your maker. As it pleases Him, so He's called You Home.

May the Holy Spirit  , our great comforter. Comfort your age Parents, your dear Husband, lovely sons, your wonderful siblings. And comfort us all, your family, at VPWM. 

Go well big sis. 

Rest on big sis, till we meet to part no more. Love you even in death.

Blessing Ben...

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Hmmm its hard to belief you are gone Sis..

Not to close to you though but the few times we have been together still rings in my memories... Especially the trip back from Ibadan when I had to go serve as Protocol when the Center was newly opened ..you were fun to be with never a dull moment with you.. You respect everyone cordially both young and old.. The last time I saw you was on Saturday the 5Hours praise when you walked pass briefly... Its had to believe you are gone.. We love you but God loves you more... Ma sun lo Olufe simi le aya Jesu

Sis Yemisi like I Always call you....And then the next word that comes out of your mouth is how's you with smiles...One thing I saw in you was your heart for the the things of God, you were so passionate. Service brought us together more closely the very last few weeks of your days on earth, this alone made it so uneasy for me to still accept you are no more. When I heard about your state of health in the hospital, I couldn't summon up the courage to come see you in that state at all cos it was unbelievable and unbearable for me. 

You supported my box making business since the day you knew I make gift boxes, every of your friends whose birthday it was, I must make a gift box for you. There was even one you already told me I will do but you didn't wait to order for that. 

Hmmm, death where is thy sting!!! Isa oku osegun re da? You will be greatly missed dear sis. The thoughts of your great nations alone keeps breaking my heart ooo but I trust your maker who chose to call you home at this time to take care of them. Won oni rare loruko Jesu. Lord will raise helpers of destiny for them in Jesus name, they will surpass even your own dreams for them in Jesus name. God will uphold your husband and grant him the required strength to bear this irreplaceable lost. 

Rest in peace dearest sibling (I hate to write this) but then we can't question your maker .

Oluwayemisi Ayinke Adeniran, my prayer partner, what can I say still finding it difficult to believe that you have gone, remember talking to you that very Tuesday that you took ill, asking after your son whom you have previously told me that was ill and you told me he much better that you will be taking him back to school the following day being Wednesday, little did I know that will be the last, then on Thursday that is our prayer slot that both of us usually post prayers waiting for you to post your prayer but didn't hear from you unlike you, if you won't be available, you would have call in and say mama as you fondly called me that you be available, little did I know that you were hospitalised and that the urgent prayer chain that was created  since Tuesday night was for you. It is still a surprise and shock to me but like mom will always say we have put it into the mystery account. you will be greatly miss. sleep on beloved in Bossom of your maker.

Adieu.

Oluwayemisi Ayinke Adeniran (as you always fondly call yourself)☺, how I wish what I'm about to write is in your lifetime, and not the other way round.

You are a gift to me as a person, my prayer partner,  a woman of God, a prophetess, a burden bearer, an encourager, one I will call a friend indeed,  A TRUE FRIEND. No pretense around you. A genuine lover of Christ, A passionate missionaire, a Godly mother, a committed intercessor, an evangelist, a righteous course crusader, a selfless woman, a comedian, fun to be with at the same time firm.

You came into my life few years back and looking back now, looks as if I have known you for ages. Everyday since I met you we gist not about frivolities but about our spiritual lives, about the work of God, about fulfilling destinies, touching every lives we are purposed to touch and impacting them. Majorly encouraging one another to live daily fulfilling purpose.

One major thing that endeared me to you is your genuine love for God, and your transparency. You are so passionate about God that you never allow His word to you or anyone falls to the ground. You treasure God's word more than life. You run at every of His command. You live daily being conscious of eternity, because daily you say "Ah I can't allow anything or anyone stop me from making heaven" and you walked this talk. I never knew your transition, relocation will be so soon.

Since you came into my life, my burdens become yours, I see you carry others burdens like someone being caned for not doing it, not for showmanship, not for any accolades, you just want to please God. You will say "iya adua Mom said any good thought should not be trivialise, this that God lay in my heart I don't have it but I will do it once He gives it to me" Oluwayemisi Ayinke Adeniran I see you do them and with excitement (like a woman who just being delivered of a baby) say "ah I have done as He instructed me" 

You live daily wanting others rise and progress, I see you travail in the place of prayer just for the betterment of other people's life. You never hear of opportunity and hoard it, you are the more lifted the merrier. 

You are not an official member of House of Prayer but your love for intercession move you to most of our meetings that we see you as our member. You will call me and say "Iya Adua you know I'm still in kindergarten, Im still learning how to pray, you will culled the prayer for this that I saw but we must pray" and there and then we will pray and pray till we see result.

Oluwayemisi, though not officially titled a prophet but your prophetic gifting is unfaulted, apt and precise. 

How will I forget you Oluwayemisi Ayinke Adeniran, your signature on my business is indelible, you market my business, push and run with me to see my business stand and grow, you sacrifice your time, ready to take me anywhere even when you don't feel like leaving your home. My family knows your role in my life, no one around me that did not know you or hear about you. The transformation in my sitting room was orchestrated and implemented by you and our covenant sister Olayemi Aribigbela with the backing and support of our spiritual mother Pst.  Mayokun Oreofe.  My husband will jokingly say 'ah iwo ati sis. Yemisi e like ejo' (you like gisting) I will laugh and say he can't understand.

I ride home with you every Tuesday and every meeting days since we got hooked up. 

There are angels we meet and do not recognise as one because they are not white with feathers on horses BUT OLUWAYEMISI AYINKE ADENIRAN YOU ARE AN ANGEL

My heart is heavy writing this because no area of my life that you did not touch, Melo in mo fe so As our Mom said you are a gift and the giver decided to recall His gift, who am I to query Him. I know you are in heaven, sleeping and resting. Forever will your memory be sweet to me and my family.

I pray that every seed of intercession and righteouness you sow shall be harvested by your children Toluwalase and Toluwalope, as you desire for them in line with the will of God so shall they become in Jesus name. Amen

SUN RE ORE OTITO

Dear Sis Yemisi

What I choose to remember you for is your passion for Christ. The things of God and His works excites you and you are always so eager to serve at every time there is an opportunity. 

I remember sharing a room with you at Galilee Retreat years ago. You gave me a snack when i was so famished because getting something to eat was farfetched. 

Hearing the news of your demise is like a dream I'm yet to wake up from.

I pray for your handsome boys, dear husband, extended family, friends, Mentor, and the body of Christ that The Lord will grant everyone the grace to be able to pull through this situation. 

You shall be greatly missed by us in Victorious Praying Women Ministry.

Rest on beloved of God.

I may not have had much close encounters with you ma'am but your sudden death has been a rude shock.

I have had to share our sitting area with you in fellowship for several months and misses not having you around any longer. One thing I have observed is your entrepreneurial nature and the day you walked up to me and shared a personal prophecy with me would forever linger on in my heart. 

I pray that the Lord comfort the entirety of your family and the body of Christ at large at this time.

You are sorely missed!!!

Sleep on Dear Sis

Your transition is hard to believe...

You will be greatly missed. You have indeed torched lives. You were so supportive, full of smiles and ever ready to help.

We have hope knowing you are resting at the bossom of our Lord Jesus.

May the Lord strengthen the family and loved ones you left behind. You lived your life as if there was no tomorrow.

Adeiu 

My dear Sis, 

I’m all here by myself lost in the shock, it’s been 10 days that you left us. Death why? I keep saying “how’s you” to myself cos that was our sisterly code. We both connected financially as you where my go to person anytime in need of “quick” cash and vice a vice. 

I remember sharing my relocation idea with you and how I needed a financial guarantor, you didn’t obliged but advised me on how to go about it. You were always ready to open doors for one. So much to remember...your selflessness, your openness. 

Somehow, God always reveals things pertaining to me in your dreams and they are always true. You stand in gap anytime such is revealed to you spiritually and we share our testimonies together. This makes me wonder why it wasn’t revealed to you ahead or me or someone  

Oh why??? How I wish time and moments could hold still and allow us more time to cherish those moments lost. How I wish time would permit us... oh why??? Alone in room relishing those moments and thanking God for your life. If only we knew that you were on an assignment to make great impact cos time was short. If only we knew that your boisterous smiles where signs of your memories to be kept forever. Oh why???

Got so much to say

Your commitment to service speaks volume, looking back I can understand the passion. If only we knew! You were always confident, a loyal person a trusted sister. 

I’m confident knowing that heaven gained a lovely angel. Till we meet at the feet of our Master Jesus to part no more.

Adieu!

Ma sun lo ololufe ma sun lo

Gb’ori re  le aya olugbala

A fe o sugbon Jesu fe o ju

Sun re sun re sun re

Uhmmmm how I wish I got down from the car on that Tuesday the 5th of March that you waved bye bye to me when I was going home. You were the last person that greeted me as I drove out of Victory Place. It’s so fresh in my memory. Mrs Oluyemisi Ayinke Adeniran ‘my triple sake’ as we fondly call each other; you have gone too soon my sake. But what do we have to say to your maker who wrote the script of your life and deemed it fit to take you. My sake you have affected lives positively, you have sown seeds, you have impacted lives, you have fought the good fight of faith, and you have gone to be with our Saviour Jesus Christ who loved you more than we do. It’s indeed heaven’sgain. 

I pray for the entire family you left behind that God in His infinite mercy keep and watch over them. 

Till we see to part no more, sleep on my beloved sake.