Good evening Mrs. Omokoson,

Nnem ezigbo nnem kedu? Thinking about you as usual and couldn't help myself.

We thank God for everyday and especially for today that can only occur in the next four years. What an awesome God we serve. I imagine that some children have been born today and some will be born before the end of the day. So it means they will celebrate their next birthday when they turn four years. Indeed what an awesome God.

Well mummy mummy, Mrs. Omokoson, nnem, we are doing well by His Special grace. We all miss you and pray that you remain perpetually blessed at the bosom of our Lord & Saviour.

Remain blessed my dear mother. My mother that sat and watched my infant and adult head. Nnem daalu shinne. Nnem nnodu ofuma ma.
Love you loads.

Nnem Ezigbo nnem.

This song below reminds me of you and the peace you will be experiencing at the bosom of your heavenly father:

Another year has dawned......Dear Father, it is our trust and faith that it dawns with my mother in heaven with thee.

My dear mom, I've not been sure about doing this because I heard somewhere that at some point we must let go. Although I don't know how that works, I'm trying very hard to learn because not many days pass when I'm not reminded of you, in your words, your encouragement, your wisdom, your works and even in your realigning my steps - she laughs........mummy mummy.....

All is well. 

Thank you for EVERYTHING.

A giant in faith, a mental giant, a kind giant and a forgiving giant. 
Our mother, grandmother, sister, aunty, sister in law, teacher, prayer warrior, role model, disciplinarian, trusted friend, dependable, mummy the coordinator, mummy the unflinching supporter. Indeed our earthly loss is heaven's gain.

Daalu, daalu, daalu shinne nneanyi. Daalu
Ije awele ezigbo nne.