This memorial website was created in memory of our loved one, Omonike Akinjide, 48, born on February 22, 1969 and passed away on May 28, 2017. We will remember her forever.
Funeral Arrangements
(Colours: Hint of Blue or Pink)
29th June 2017
4:00pm
Service of Songs
St. Luke’s Church, 12 Kidderpore Avenue, Hampstead NW3 7SU
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30th June 2017
11:00
Funeral Service
Holy Trinity Brompton,
Brompton Road, London, SW7 1JA
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13:30
Cemetery
Hendon Holders Hill Rd, London NW7 1NB
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15:00
Reception
Hendon Hall
Ashley Lane, Hendon, NW4 1HF.
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Some of you have kindly offered to make contributions to the funeral arrangements and we've made it easy by setting up this page. https://www.leetchi.com/c/memorial-omonike-akinjide
Thank you for your generousity.
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Commendation Service (Lagos)
30th of June
11:00
Trinity House,
Water Corporation Roas,
Victoria Island,
Lagos, Nigeria
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Tributes
Leave a tributeSleeping sweetly,never forgotten xx
Love you always.
Bosola Akinsete
Needless to say that God chose you ahead so you can have an angelic celebration with the hosts of heaven and other souls.
We miss you here but rest, assured that you are better off there.
Your legacy lives on, in your works and in the success of your children.
When listening to the classics - I remember how we played our favourites on the vinyls (trying to memorise the wordings) and singing our lungs outI
Oh how I remember you so fondly
Love Always
Kemmie
Eternal rest grant her oh lord
Time has passed but the memories of you have not dimmed.
Thank you for the beautiful scent of you, which lingers on.
Today and everyday: never forgotten ❤️
Your vibrant spirit remains fresh in my memory.
Rest on, in perfect peace.
I don't have any photos of us, unbelievable..
Just thinking about you, as always..
Forever in my heart - rest in peace Nike..
From all the post I can see the family is doing fine, we thank God always Kemmie Williams
Continue to rest in peace dearest Omonike.
Looking at the gallery of pictures has left me with feelings of sadness and joy. You came and fulfilled your purpose. It’s not how long but how well we live our lives. You have run your race and finished well and strong.Continue to rest in the bosom of the Lord sweet Nike❤️❤️
RIP Nike.
Bosola
God has been faithful to Yomi and the children.
We say to the righteous that it shall be well with them.
You remain in my thoughts and your family, in my prayers.
Happy posthumous birthday Omonike.
Rest on……
Ani & Nike BASSEY-EYO
Such lovely and irreplaceable thoughts - my lovely friend,
Resting peacefully with your creator
Kemmie
Even though you are not physically here, who you are lives on. It’s nice to read your friend’s memories of you and what you meant to us. I haven’t forgotten your voice, your giggles, and the way you intuitively cared and reached out.
It's been four years since you left us. It feels both like forever and yet only a moment ago.
What's heaven like? I'm confident that you're there for if not you, who..
I remember our trips to play groups in St John's Woods with a young Simi and Demi; always the only black women in the groups. We formed a bond and I remember wondering if we would drift apart after the children started school but we didn't.
You were always so concerned about my health, advising me to take care of myself yet all the time you were carrying this burden. How amazing is that?! I was so cross at first when I found out because you had let me whine, comforted me in all my petty dramas while just placing your worries at his feet. You truly are a woman of faith.
I will never forget you. Those little babies that we ran after are now grown and in university. Time flies. For us all, the journey on this side is a mere whisper compared to what awaits us.
Soon enough we will meet my friend.
Oloyinbo e
Love you Nike
It still hurts..... The thought of not being able to reach out and just hear your voice. You were so full of wisdom.
I chatted with Demi recently; he is all grown and surely reflecting you in very good light. I visit your mum; she is so full of life and her plants are still vibrant. She tells me of how beautiful Dayo’s little girls are. I am sure you would have adored them.
I know Yomi, Tiwa and Dunni are doing great also. Continue to rest in perfect peace.
Much love.....
I come here often just to read the tributes that make me wonder over and over again why it's the rare ones that go first.
I bought a bottle of the YSL perfume we both shared in Lasu( and thought we were the bees knees ! ). I remember how we still had the bottle on the dresser, months after the contents were emptied.
Every time I think of you, I just spray a bit and I am immediately transported to the beautiful time we shared a flat.
Keep resting in the lord , dearest.
Lola xx
Continue to rest in the bosom of Our Lord and savior.I miss you and wish you were here to share in our celebrations.
❤️❤️❤️❤️
I believe that all who met Nike got somehow changed by her.
She was a balanced mix of kindness, innate elegance, warmth, intelligence, heart... not to mention her beauty.
I was lucky enough to spend time with her in London and Nigeria and share precious moments with her and her family... I often find myself thinking of them too and would like to see them again one day. I hug you all tight. Monia
Leave a Tribute
Sleeping sweetly,never forgotten xx
A gem of a woman
Can you not see the shimmering aura around her? That IS (not was) the quality and carat of her being. May that shine light the way for your three children. May your legacy in Christianna foundation immeasurably affect the lives of Nigerian children, so that your spirit lives on and on and on... AMEN!