We miss a great mother and sister. We are proud of your exemplary character as a mentor to all of us. You have left a big vacuum that will be difficult to replace. We miss you greatly. We are resolved you are resting peacefully with the Lord. Rest in peace our dear mum and sister, Folasade AdeAina. We love you.

I just find it very hard to comprehend..This is so sad.Mama Ayo(aunty Lara) she was so loving,caring and want the best for the entire family and that includes us the cousins.She was a home builder.well our only consolation is the ressurection hope.forever be in our heart.she lived a fulfilled life.Jehovah will comfort us all.From Eyitayo Olukade.(cousin)

My gentle sister rest in peace Afolabi Rose Ominira

It is dificult to come to terms that our mother, grandmother, sister and in-law is gone to rest. She was a lovely woman, kind, gentle and was a lover of children. I will miss her usual calls and the fun we had together. My consolation is that she is in a better place. We shall meet at the resurrestion day. May her soul rest in peace. Amen.

My darling Omolara Folasade, I will miss you dearly. You were so gentle, always trying to make peace within the family and connect everyone. You take people for who they are and relate with everyone in love. Your love and fear of God is worthy of emulation. I will miss your early morning calls on my birthday. Our consolation is that you have gone to rest with our Lord, till we meet to part no more. A rare gem you were.

Its still very much like a dream. I remember my internship in 2009 so vividly; how I always looked forward to visiting you and daddy every Saturday. Your smiles, generosity and love to me and even to your maids was evident to all. I always came with a burdened heart because it was the first time I was living away from my parents and siblings but I never left your house without being joyful. At my wedding, I could see you cheering me all the way. Mummy, your life truly impacted me because I saw the love of God in your eyes every time. We are comforted knowing that you lived an impactful and purposeful life. We give God all the glory.

Mummy Ade Aina as I often call her was a woman of a gentle and quiet spirit, always wearing a smile. Throughout our growing years in ECWA Fate Tanke, it's very very difficult to see her without a smile, never, not for once. She was a loving and caring mother. May your gentle and beautiful soul rest in peace!

I can not believe that I am here writing a tribute for our dear mother Mrs Omolara AdeAina. It actually grieved my heart. Our mother was an epitome of humility , peaceful , loving and will not want to hurt anyone. I missed her mannerisms and sense of humor. May the Almighty God grant her eternal rest. Goodnight until the morning comes when we meet at the feet of the Almighty God.

Iya Ayo (Mummy Fate), I never notice your anger for once all along growing up around you, I wonder how you were always pleased with everyone and in all situations..Only for death to made you break my heart and I can't stop asking God WHY??NOT NOW?? I wasn't expecting anytime soon???hmmmmmmmm?? Very hard to let you go!

Tribute to our In-law


We are greatly devastated to hear the bad news of the death of our amiable In-Law Aunty Lara. She was an epitome of kindness and hospitality that bind the family and associates together in ever glowing love. We share in the melancholy and deep pains that her demise has brought about as she has left a vacuum that would be very difficult to fill, and she would no doubt be sorely missed.

Therefore we wish to commiserate with you and express our profound condolences to you, all your siblings and all other members of the great Ologe family on this sad occasion.

May the Almighty God Jehovah give all of us the fortitude to bear the irreparable loss.


Dr. & Mrs V. B. Dada
In-laws to the Ologe families
Ogba, Lagos State, Nigeria.

“We would like to extend our heartfelt condolences to you and your family during this difficult time.” “ we were so blessed and honored to meet your mom when she visited Austin Tx. She was truly a wonderful and God fearing woman, we noticed we were free around her and she will be missed.” “Grief can be very painful, but I believe God in His infinite wisdom will guide you and family.

Mummy Ade-Aina, we heard of your transition from this earth with a rude shock, but we are grateful to God that you lived for Christ, and left a worthy legacy. Your soft-spokeness, kindness, and genuine love for the well-being of others will remain memorable in our hearts. Rest in the bosom of your maker.

Ipade di ese Jesu.

We will definitely miss you.

The children of Deborah Obikanye

I have been in denial and finds it really hard to accept that mummy is gone to be with the Lord. I could not make many calls on this because I believe someone will just call me back and tell me it’s not true. This hits me hard and maybe it’s more painful because of the beautiful moment we shared last at my brother’s birthday in Dallas Tx. Oh mummy, the gentle embrace, your soft words, your tender touch, your smile and well wishes, how can I forget how you brought us our most cherished soup ingredients on your trip to the US last year? How can I forget sending mine all the way regardless of distance?
 You radiate love, exemplified the true essence of motherhood. Your love remains etched in our heart. Odaaro ma.

Mummy, you came, saw, and conquered. You have done your part in this world, and I know you're in a better place now.
All of us will deeply miss you. Good night, ma

We write with heavy hearts to honor a remarkable mother and grandmother who touched our lives profoundly. Her dedication to Sunday school classes was a testament to her boundless love and unwavering faith in the Lord Jesus Christ.
Her presence lit up our Sundays as she shared wisdom and kindness with all who crossed her path. She embraced us with open arms, fostering a sense of community that made everyone feel cherished.
Though she has left us, her legacy lives on in the lessons she shared and the love she showered upon us.
Rest in peace, dear mother. You will be deeply missed, but your light will continue to shine brightly in our hearts.
We love you, but Jesus loves you more. Good night, ma!

-RCCG, Fountain of Life, Georgetown, Texas, USA.

It is hard to believe you are gone, “aunty Lara”, as I often called you.
May your sweet and gentle, loving soul, rest in perfect peace.

You exemplified what it meant to be a follower of Jesus, through your humility, kindness, gentleness, love and so much more.

You left a rich and wonderful legacy for all who knew you and we are comforted to know your labor was not in vain and “to be absent in the body, is to be present with the Lord.”

We all prayed for physical healing on this part of eternity, but abba Father, who is all knowing and makes no mistake, gave you the ultimate healing by calling you home, so we say, even with hearts broken, “Thank you Lord,” death does not not have the final say, “death has been swallowed up in victory”, and we shall meet again, never to be separated through all of eternity.

We find peace and comfort, knowing we are not home yet, but you are finally home and we will continue to love and serve your Jesus, our Jesus, until we meet at the feet of Jesus❤️

May God bless her soul and grant her eternal rest in His bosom. Condolences to the family.

I never anticipated writing this tribute for Mummy Ayo at this point; I had imagined we'd have another 25 years together at the very least. The news of her passing has deeply shaken me and our entire family. She was a gentle and kind soul, always wearing a smile and offering her generosity. My memories of growing up with cousins Ayo, Deji, Femi, and Kunle are filled with anticipation for visits to Fate, where Mummy made sure we were all taken care of.
I also hold a vivid memory of her unwavering support when I faced trouble in Ilorin with the police due to negative influences; she employed all her connections to secure my release. This act of hers will forever remain etched in my mind.
Whenever she was in the U.S., she made it a point to visit me and my family in Texas. The most recent encounter was at my 40th birthday celebration last October, where she graciously accepted my invitation. Unbeknownst to me, it turned out to be our final meeting. I find myself wishing I could embrace her one last time, expressing gratitude for everything she did. Yet, I believe that God's plan is beyond our understanding, and she now rests in a better place. Goodnight, Ma.

Grandma, we thank God for your life, we celebrate you woman of God per excellence. You lived a life full of testimonies, as we continue to hear about you and the things you did in your life time. Yonan, Yanni and all of us will truly miss you. Sleep on in bosom of your Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. ❤️❤️

You were a gentle soul and soft spoken. We love you but God loves you more. Continue to rest in the bosom of your Lord dear aunty Lara until the resurrection morning when we shall meet to part no more.

What a loving mother. I can remember my first encounter with her in 2011. She was ready to go beyond borders just to make life comfortable for me without even knowing my parents or were I was from. Thank you for your trust and kind advice that is still yielding

Oh wow!!! Her warm smile and comforting presence are still vivid in memory, even though those moments are about two decades old. May her gentle soul find repose with God. Thoughts and prayers are with the family.

The best words that can describe Mum are kind, gentle and loving. I can't recall if ever saw her frown, she was always radiating joy.
Even when we were naughty as young boys back then, lovingly she corrected us.
Her Godly prints on the hearts of men will forever remain.
May her soul rest with the Lord till we meet to part no more.
May God comfort the family at large.

It's hard to believe that you have gone, but the thought of you resting at the feet of our Lord Jesus Christ is comforting. You played a vital role in my journey to becoming a responsible adult, and I will forever be grateful for the love and kindness you showed me. Continue to rest in the Lord, mummy Ade-Aina. May God strengthen the families you have left behind.

We will miss you but God has taken u to be with him in a better place...easy and gentle speaking mother, took good care of her children and others which I am part of too
We stayed close to each other in Ilorin and we became family friends. She is a gentle soul and may God grant her rest ijn. Ayo,Deji, Femi and kunle pls take heart and know she is in a better place.

A very accommodating mother, she never segregated between her in-laws and her own family, she is a lover of God, a mild and gentle soul that everyone wishes to be with. For all the years I knew her, I have never see her get angry. She is a true mother that takes everyone as her own, her house was never empty, families from all over the country are always in her house.

Mummy I miss you, I miss your beautiful smile and your gentle voice.

May Your soul rest in peace
Joshua Ibimidu (Florence mosebolatan)

Hmmmm still finding it difficult to believe aunty Lara is no more,very sad but she will forever be remembered for her show of love to everyone, including the extended families,may her soul rest in perfect peace,may the Almighty God console the family,this is a great loss.

The Sunday school teachers condole with our brother Elder Ade-Aina and the children. May the soul of our sister rest in peace. The holy spirit of God will comfort the entire family in Jesus' name

Beloved mum, You took me as a son and you loved me till you departed this sinful world untimely to be with your maker. You were a loving and caring mother to me and a whole lot of other children. I pray that God will console the family you left behind and comfort every one of us. Till we meet to part no more mummy.