Those who touch our lives, stay in our hearts forever. We cannot forget you. Continue to rest in perfect peace till we meet on Resurrection Day.

3 years today. I love you and miss you more than words could ever comprehend.

Yemisi, you indeed left an evergreen memory. Your geniality and generosity are unforgettable.
Continue to take your deserved rest in the bossom of our Savior.
Dr & Mrs Ogunlesi.

Rest on my cherished Ìyálé.

I cant stop thinking about you

I love you and i just wish you were alive right now


love you forever khloe

Happy Birthday, you will always be remembered

Happy Posthumous birthday to you Sis and please enjoy it with the Angels. We loved and still missing you but God loves you more. May your soul continue to rest in perfect peace❤️

Happy birthday in heaven mama ❤️ if wishes really come true, we won’t have to do life without you. Continue to sleep well mum. Not a day goes by that I don’t miss you ❤️

I will always love you it is not a goodbye but see you soon

May your soul continue to rest in perfect peace Ma.

We missed you Sis, may your soul continue to rest in perfect peace. Amen.

We thank God for your exemplary life

Rest on!

Rest on my ever caring and peace-loving Iyale. May the good Lord continue to strengthen us all, in particular the grandchildren and children.
We love and shall forever celebrate your memories.
To live in the hearts of us who love you is not to die my sister.

Thinking of you, so much is happening and so much good news, wish you were here for a chat.

Happy birthday to a sweet sister in Heaven. Always in my heart and forever by my side. I miss you every day. May you continue to rest in eternal paradise.

the day you left the day my heart sank never thought the time would come to say my good byes it was about three times that the doctor said you will die but you survived so I thought it was going to happen again but it did not
always loved always missed and most of all always thought about

Those who we love don't go away they walk beside us every day unseen unheard but always near still loved still missed and very dear just like you nana

I really miss you why did you have to leave me l am heart broken shattered into pecies l wanted you to be there for at least my 11 birthday love you much

Khloe

Hey mama,

Not a single day has gone that I haven’t missed you. Not a single day has gone by in the last 368 days that Khloè hasn’t mentioned you or dreamt about you. I pray it gets easier. Still feels surreal. I wish I have special powers to bring you back. ❤️❤️❤️

Always thinking of you. Missing you loads.

Can't believe it is exactly a year ago you went home! I really missed you my dear child hood friend. Gbemi, continue to enjoy your well deserved rest until we meet to part no more. May God Almighty remain the succour of your family in Jesus mighty name.

Chief Mrs Yemisi Agunbiade - Sanusi was more than a woman, three times a lady and a hero. Her strength and drive is immeasurable. She stood for nothing less than excellence.

I cannot just believe it that it is exactly one year ago that she left us without saying goodbye. I celebrate her today and always for she was a woman of many parts, looming larger than life in everything she did. * A Mother * A Grandmother * A Sister * An Aunty * A Friend * An Humanitarian * A Guardian * An Instructor * A Mentor * A Counselor * A Character Moulder * A Confidant * A Reformer * * A Care Giver * A Heart Giver. It was a real privilege to have known her. She loved me like I was her blood Sister and I felt the same way about her. I will forever cherish the times and memories we spent together. I remember her daily with affection. Her contributions and landmarks in the lives she imparted lives on. Continue to rest on my darling Sister in the bosom of the Lord that you loved, cherished and lived for until we meet to part no more. FOREVER IN MY HEART

Bosede Adepoju

It's one year today that you left us to rest at the bosoms of our God. Even though you are gone, your memory lives on in our heart.
You will always be remembered.

I am thinking of you,
It is hard to do.
I really miss you.
It is not really possible to comprehend that life is no more without you.

Hey mama,

I miss you so much!!!!!! I’m so sad everyday. I try to stay strong for my sisters and baby but I just wish you were still here with us. I miss your voice, I miss your laughter, I miss your daily phone calls (I even miss our bicker) I miss your advice and most of all I miss your warm cuddles. My life changed forever that morning I woke up to your cold body. I just wished you didn’t have to go soo soon. I had so much more I needed from you

Darling sister, I am sending birthday wishes to you in Heaven. Though you are no longer here with us physically, sweet memories of you remain in my heart and in my mind. Congratulations and happy Posthumous birthday to you. May your soul continue to rest in perfect peace. Amen.

We remember today Mrs Agunbiade Sanusi ( Yemisi ) on this occasion of her posthumous birthday. Her legacies remain indelible in the many lives that she touched and the pleasant memories she donated to mankind. Continue to rest in perfect peace. May the seeds you sowed into the lives of others result in a great harvest in the lives of your family in Jesus name, amen

Sister Yemisi, a rare gem, loving, caring and compassionate in every way. Gone too soon but never forgotten. We miss you today and every day. l pray that the almighty lord will continue to grant you ever lasting peace. Sun re omoluabi. 

Remembering you today great warrior.

Facebook would have been agog today with celebratory messages on your birthday.

Happy posthumous birthday ma'am

My senior wife in the family.
GOODNIGHT precious one!

As we lay to rest the body your beautiful soul used on this plane, may it please God to Rest In Peace your soul 'Ìyálé mi' as I fondly addressed you.

A woman who would identify needs and contribute to meeting these needs in exemplary unique manners.

My reliable brainstorming partner and community need solutions strategising partner.

A woman of many caps.

We give all Glory to God for the lives you touched and for your legacy.

May God count it for you and generations yet unborn.

May your children be greater as it pleases God to Rest In Peace your soul.

Love and respect always.

GOODNIGHT. GOODNIGHT. GOODNIGHT.

    TRIBUTE TO CHIEF (MRS) YEMISI AGUNBIADE-SANUSI

The news of the death of Chief (Mrs) Yemisi Agunbiade-Sanusi came to us a shock and disbelief, especially given the fact that there was no prior news of her sickness.

Chief Yemisi Sanusi was an admirable, ever cheerful and patriotic individual, who gave her time, resources and skills to serve her community, especially Nigerians diaspora community. Her professional skills as a Nurse and Social Worker, are always handy in all what she did. Her ability to manage people and bring persons of different diversity together for the common goal of service was very unique. Hence she served on the Board of Trustees of our organization, Nigerians In Diaspora Organisation Europe (NIDO Europe), as the Director of Events (2008-2010). She served meritoriously.

Even when she was no more in active involvement in NIDOE, she was still monitoring and mentoring those at helm of affairs of the organization. I remember that she always encourage me and others in the leadership of the organization to continue to fly the flag and try as much as possible not to let the labour of our heroes past be in vain. On facebook, she will always leave comments and words of encouragement on our group page. We will miss her moral support and words of encouragement. I, as a person will surely miss her mentoring and words of motivation.

On behalf of Nigerians in Diaspora Organisation Europe and myself, I pray that Chief (Mrs) Yemisi Sanusi’s soul rest in perfect peace and that God Almighty accords her a place in His bosom. Our prayers and thoughts are with her loved ones and our heartfelt condolences to the children and all the members of her family left behind.

Sleep on, Madam! Your memory shall continue to live on! Rest in Perfect Peace!


Dr Bashir Obasekola,
Continental Chairman,
Nigerians In Diaspora Organisation Europe (NIDO Europe)

Mummy will forever be missed because that was who she is to me. She was kind, loving, precious and role model for so many, am full of tears because I will forever miss you.

On behalf of the membership of Nigeria National Community (NNC) London, we are sad to learn about the demise of Late Chief Mrs Yemisi Sanusi Agunbiade. She was a dedicated member of the Nigeria National Community(NNC).
She was a God fearing, respected and caring community leader.
May her soul and souls of all departed faithfuls continue to rest in peace.
Sir Martin Bakare
Nigeria National Community(NNC) London

Words may not suffice to express the heartfelt sorrow that I feel for the passing of Aunty as I fondly called her, but my thoughts and prayers are with her immediate family and her Nigerian community family.
Chief Mrs Yemisi Sanusi was a dear big sister, friend, adviser. We work together as members of Nigerian Women In Diaspora Leadership Forum (NWIDLF), Peace Ambassadors at Universal Peace Federation (UPF) and comrades in The Labour Party.
Aunty was very supportive of my political career as well as my charitable activities. Importantly she loved celebrating me without apology. I lost counts of how many times she had posted/ commented on social media with the words... "Proud of you".
We usually celebrated each other on our birthdays, I'm 28th September and hers was 29th September.
Aunty, although you are gone from our sight, never from our hearts.
As they say in Yoruba land....please watch over your children and grandchildren. Sleep well!

I feel really emotional writing in your memory and still cannot believe that I will be writing a tribute for you this soon; my loving, ever smiling and always cheerful sister - Chief Mrs.Yemisi Agunbiade - Sanusi.

Heaven has received a precious guest.
We have lost a colossus.
A selfless and doting mother of mothers.
Death where is your sting? Grave where is your victory?

If you were still here, we would have been together today 9th April because you set that date for me seven years ago. It is the day that you always go with me to the Cemetery to pray and lay flowers on my sister's grave. It is not to be this year because God has taken back His daughter. It is so sad that you are no longer with us. Thank you so much for everything. Will love you forever even in death.

You were a woman of virtue and dignity and a role model to so many people. You were a symbol of success, love, harmony and peace. You stood out among your peers and you were well respected. We console ourselves knowing that you are in a better place because you knew God and served HIM
My condolence go to the Children, Granddaughter, Siblings, the extended family and all loved ones. Ojo a jinna si ara won loruko Jesu Kristi. Amin.

My Tribute will be a poem dedicated to the Facebook friend i never met to inspire with her posts.

A song for Yemi A Star

We met on a page of faces
in our different phases,
your heart i read in lines and words,
visible for all to see,
your shade of love spreads like rainbow
from nearby faraway place,
you remind me of humanity
each time you plant roses of love with your post on timeline,
a metaphor for your life,
Timeline of a life lived with purpose,
here is my song for your memories
i will live for love for your sake
i will always stand for humanity,
I will always share beautiful smiles,
I will remember you for your good deeds.
Adieu Yemi A Star a star that shun on hearts

In my moment of grief, I did not pay attention, so did not realise it was you, until I stumbled across a sister’s tribute a couple of days after you had passed. Shocking!

From the moment I encountered you, you were exceptional, caring and supportive. Your colourful spirit always positive and encouraging. The way you mourned my husband’s passing with me was empowering and although I may not now be able to thank you physically, I would like to thank you posthumously.

Who is man to know the time nor the place? The last time I saw you was at The NOUS conference in 2019. I remember you looking so cheerful, engaging and lively with your ever supporting spirit lighting up the room.

Death is final, yet not the end, it is the beginning of a new kind of relationship that only loved ones can appreciate. May the Lord comfort your generation, strengthen them to handle life’s events going forwards and grant you eternal rest.

May your colourful soul Rest In Peace. Sleep Well Ma’am knowing you will be greatly missed. #YemiAStars

Your Sister,
Princess Folaji

The news of the passing of Mrs Yemisi Agunbiade-Sanusi sent shock waves through my system  and I'm sure many who new and interacted with her during her life time felt the same. She was a genuine loving individual who gave all for the country she loved with her whole heart despite the fact that she battled with ill health for some many years before her death. Soon after her slimming operation her life changed but she hid her agony behind her smiles and carried on to give to the Community tirelessly. The Nigerian Community owe her huge appreciation unfortunately it is sad we have failed in doing so from the seat of our umbrella organisation. It is a surprise that she received low profile publicity of her death from this quarter.

Yemisi will be remembered for her willingness to go out there and make it better for others always bringing up ideas to resolve crisis. A woman of many bright colours with a big smile as she walks into the room. Despite   living so far away, she never misses a meeting or function in honour of her country that she loved so dearly. She is one individual Nigeria in the Disspora must give recognition for her input to uplift the image of Nigeria. I do hope her family left behind are receiving moral support from the Umbrella organisation. We shall all miss her warm personality. Enter rest grant unto her Oh! Lord Amen.

Written by Mrs Gladys Olowu.

Iyawo mi , as I normally call you, you were indeed a rear gem. Your death came as a shock but who are we to question God.
We all take solace in the fact that you are resting in the bosom of the Almighty. Thank you for the gift of 3 beautiful children, Oyinda, Bimbola and Funmilayo.
 Goodnight Yemisi

Chief Mrs Yemisi, an epitome of humanity. A generous human, always looking out and emphasising the need for community cohesion unity and common good.

You will be missed but not forgotten. 
Your lessons and legacy in humanity will will leave on.

May the almighty grant you ever lasting peace

My dear sister,

I’m writing this epitaph with a heavy heart. In many ways, I’m still coming to terms with the fact that I’ll never see you again.

Words cannot begin to describe how much I loved and respected you as a sister, a friend and a confidant. Your kindness and willingness to go over and beyond to help out others was a true testament to your character.

I loved your sense of humour, your benevolent and philanthropic nature, your strong work ethic and your devotion to your service users and patients. These traits were demonstrated to full effect during your time working as a social worker and a registered nurse. Quite simply, you were a beautiful woman both outwardly and internally.

You dedicated your life to caring for those in need, including those with mental health needs, orphans and widows to name but a few. Your were an inspiration to me.

May God continue to bless your friends and family. I know how much your children and grandchildren loved you, and vice versa. Be rest assured that through them, your legacy remains intact.

You will be sorely missed, auntie Yemisi. I love you, but I know Jesus Christ our Lord loves you more.

Rest in eternal peace my auntie, my friend and my sister.

Omowaye Aderogba

My wife and I first met Mrs Sanusi ( Yemisi ) in 1983, after we returned to Nigeria from the UK, and I was appointed a Consultant psychiatrist in Aro. She then was in charge at the social welfare department of the hospital. We remained in contact until a few months prior to her demise. I recall her supportive role in helping us to settle down in the new environment, spending late nights with us at times, and educating us about the politics of our new environment.
Yemisi was a consummate psychiatric social worker who knew her onions ( initially trained as a psychiatric nurse ). She emblematized all that is noble, inspiring and salutary. A genial soul, thoughtful and a passionate advocate for mental health. Always fighting for her patients and rabidly devoted to their welfare. She excelled at team work and would go the extra mile when it concerns the welfare of her staff.
Yemisi was a generous giver, and gave even when it was not convenient. When we were in transit at the Holiday inn, close to Heathrow, she felt a duty to visit. She didn't come empty handed, as she dropped an expensive suit and a designer handbag for both of us. When we had our first grand daughter in Manchester, she felt a duty to get in touch with our daughter in law and posted a gift for her daughter. When they needed a Nigerian passport to bring her home, a telephone chat with her was magical. She arranged for the contact at the Nigerian embassy and the passport was obtained effortlessly. Her personality and her professional calling were a harmonious marriage. She was passionate about good governance in Nigeria and worked towards it. For Yemisi, our loss is heaven's gain. A candle that lit many lives on earth is now joining many other celestial candles in her heavenly home.
We pray that God will comfort Oyinda, her siblings and the entire family ( secular and spiritual ), and grant them the fortitude to negotiate these difficult times. May her soul continue to rest in perfect peace in the bosom of her savior, amen.
Dr & Mrs Ogunlesi ( Dr Ogunlesi , former Provost / Medical Director at Aro, Abeokuta.)

but why??
My pillar is collapsed!
My mirror is broken!
I lost my Mother!
I lost my dearest!
I lost my sister!
A rare gem is gone!
My pillar of support is gone!
My prayer warrior is gone!
A philanthropist!
A matriarch per excellent!
My favorite!
A shining star is gone!
A brain box is gone!
The epitome of beauty is gone!
My dearest, most caring,loving sister Chief Mrs Oluwayemisi Agunbiade Sanusi.
How can I put together your tribute in few words? But my gratitude, my respect & admiration of you are continuously being written in my heart!
She loved everyone around her, Beautiful inside & out and loved by everyone. You were a devoted Christian, you loved God, served God and humanity.
You were a successful, passionate, great achiever on mental health in Nigeria and around the world. You were a shining star, a voice of the voiceless home & abroad. You touched many lives personally and professionally, a devoted, passionate & successful social worker, best of your kind. An ambassador of peace, You were awarded numerous awards on mental health, social work and selfless humanitarian services through the world. Your love for your dear country Nigeria was so great, you were so dynamic, fashionable & loved our culture to the core. All these attracted many people to you on Facebook with thousands followers for your love against child abuse, bad governance,drug abuse, women trafficking etc. You were current with Nigeria politics & current affairs always. People popularly called you "Mummy Yem A stars" on Facebook.
To live in the hearts of those that love you is not to die. I am very proud of all your magnificent achievements when you were alive and even in death am celebrating an icon, a rare gem, The one who spoilt me silly from when I was young with everything I needed. She was always there for me even in times of trouble. The one I leaned on most since our mother’s demise. She understands me most in all situation when others don’t. The one that I can turn to for advice. She was ready to do anything to make me happy anytime am down. She always encouraged me, taught me to love, serve God and to put all my trust in God always. In her words "all will be well" You treated me like your daughter not like your sister at all.
I will miss you badly, even am already missing your passionate & unconditional love for me already.But God, you know the best.
Rest in peace my favourite, my Mother, my best friend, my all in all. I thought you will stay with us to celebrate your 90th birthday. I know what you meant to so many people, You were the best to me, You are the best one can ask of as a sister. "Who can find a virtuous woman" For her worth is far above rubies. I don’t know I will be writing your tribute so soon!
Your sweet memories will linger in my mind & your legacy forever. And I won’t forget all the love you showered on me and my daughters. I love you but God loves you more. You came, you saw, fought & conquered! Sleep on my beloved sister, till resurrection day where we will meet to part no more.❤️❤️❤️❤️
"Precious in the sight of the Lord is the death of the saints" Psalm 116 vsv15
Good night my favorite, dearest Sister & mother!
Egbon mi tooto, ANIKE IKO !! Omo Ola! Omo Asela! Omo Ake iku ya oniku ariwo!

Your dearest sister
Mrs Oluwatoyin 'Ladun Onasanya (Toyinlad).

but why??
My pillar is collapsed!
My mirror is broken!
I lost my Mother!
I lost my dearest!
I lost my sister!
A rare gem is gone!
My pillar of support is gone!
My prayer warrior is gone!
A philanthropist!
A matriarch per excellent!
My favorite!
A shining star is gone!
A brain box is gone!
The epitome of beauty is gone!
My dearest, most caring,loving sister Chief Mrs Oluwayemisi Agunbiade Sanusi.
How can I put together your tribute in few words? But my gratitude, my respect & admiration of you are continuously being written in my heart!
She loved everyone around her, Beautiful inside & out and loved by everyone. You were a devoted Christian, you loved God, served God and humanity.
You were a successful, passionate, great achiever on mental health in Nigeria and around the world. You were a shining star, a voice of the voiceless home & abroad. You touched many lives personally and professionally, a devoted, passionate & successful social worker, best of your kind. An ambassador of peace, You were awarded numerous awards on mental health, social work and selfless humanitarian services through the world. Your love for your dear country Nigeria was so great, you were so dynamic, fashionable & loved our culture to the core. All these attracted many people to you on Facebook with thousands followers for your love against child abuse, bad governance,drug abuse, women trafficking etc. You were current with Nigeria politics & current affairs always. People popularly called you "Mummy Yem A stars" on Facebook.
To live in the hearts of those that love you is not to die. I am very proud of all your magnificent achievements when you were alive and even in death am celebrating an icon, a rare gem, The one who spoilt me silly from when I was young with everything I needed. She was always there for me even in times of trouble. The one I leaned on most since our mother’s demise. She understands me most in all situation when others don’t. The one that I can turn to for advice. She was ready to do anything to make me happy anytime am down. She always encouraged me, taught me to love, serve God and to put all my trust in God always. In her words "all will be well" You treated me like your daughter not like your sister at all.
I will miss you badly, even am already missing your passionate & unconditional love for me already.But God, you know the best.
Rest in peace my favourite, my Mother, my best friend, my all in all. I thought you will stay with us to celebrate your 90th birthday. I know what you meant to so many people, You were the best to me, You are the best one can ask of as a sister. "Who can find a virtuous woman" For her worth is far above rubies. I don’t know I will be writing your tribute so soon!
Your sweet memories will linger in my mind & your legacy forever. And I won’t forget all the love you showered on me and my daughters. I love you but God loves you more. You came, you saw, fought & conquered! Sleep on my beloved sister, till resurrection day where we will meet to part no more.❤️❤️❤️❤️
"Precious in the sight of the Lord is the death of the saints" Psalm 116 vsv15
Good night my favorite, dearest Sister & mother!
Egbon mi tooto, ANIKE IKO !! Omo Ola! Omo Asela! Omo Ake iku ya oniku ariwo!

Your dearest sister
Mrs Oluwatoyin 'Ladun Onasanya (Toyinlad).

Gone too soon but why??
My pillar is collapsed!
My mirror is broken!
I lost my Mother!
I lost my dearest!
I lost my sister!
A rare gem is gone!
My pillar of support is gone!
My prayer warrior is gone!
A philanthropist!
A matriarch per excellent!
My favorite!
A shining star is gone!
A brain box is gone!
The epitome of beauty is gone!
My dearest, most caring,loving sister Chief Mrs Oluwayemisi Agunbiade Sanusi.
How can I put together your tribute in few words? But my gratitude, my respect & admiration of you are continuously being written in my heart!
She loved everyone around her, Beautiful inside & out and loved by everyone. You were a devoted Christian, you loved God, served God and humanity.
You were a successful, passionate, great achiever on mental health in Nigeria and around the world. You were a shining star, a voice of the voiceless home & abroad. You touched many lives personally and professionally, a devoted, passionate & successful social worker, best of your kind. An ambassador of peace, You were awarded numerous awards on mental health, social work and selfless humanitarian services through the world. Your love for your dear country Nigeria was so great, you were so dynamic, fashionable & loved our culture to the core. All these attracted many people to you on Facebook with thousands followers for your love against child abuse, bad governance,drug abuse, women trafficking etc. You were current with Nigeria politics & current affairs always. People popularly called you "Mummy Yem A stars" on Facebook.
To live in the hearts of those that love you is not to die. I am very proud of all your magnificent achievements when you were alive and even in death am celebrating an icon, a rare gem, The one who spoilt me silly from when I was young with everything I needed. She was always there for me even in times of trouble. The one I leaned on most since our mother’s demise. She understands me most in all situation when others don’t. The one that I can turn to for advice. She was ready to do anything to make me happy anytime am down. She always encouraged me, taught me to love, serve God and to put all my trust in God always. In her words "all will be well" You treated me like your daughter not like your sister at all.
I will miss you badly, even am already missing your passionate & unconditional love for me already.But God, you know the best.
Rest in peace my favourite, my Mother, my best friend, my all in all. I thought you will stay with us to celebrate your 90th birthday. I know what you meant to so many people, You were the best to me, You are the best one can ask of as a sister. "Who can find a virtuous woman" For her worth is far above rubies. I don’t know I will be writing your tribute so soon!
Your sweet memories will linger in my mind & your legacy forever. And I won’t forget all the love you showered on me and my daughters. I love you but God loves you more. You came, you saw, fought & conquered!  Sleep on my beloved sister, till resurrection day where we will meet to part no more.❤️❤️❤️❤️
"Precious in the sight of the Lord is the death of the saints" Psalm 116 vsv15
Good night my favorite, dearest Sister & mother!
Egbon mi tooto, ANIKE IKO !! Omo Ola! Omo Asela! Omo Ake iku ya oniku ariwo!

Your dearest sister
Mrs Oluwatoyin 'Ladun Onasanya (Toyinlad).

Gone too soon but why??
My pillar is collapsed!
My mirror is broken!
I lost my Mother!
I lost my dearest!
I lost my sister!
A rare gem is gone!
My pillar of support is gone!
My prayer warrior is gone!
A philanthropist!
A matriarch per excellent!
My favorite!
A shining star is gone!
A brain box is gone!
The epitome of beauty is gone!
My dearest, most caring,loving sister Chief Mrs Oluwayemisi Agunbiade Sanusi.
How can I put together your tribute in few words? But my gratitude, my respect & admiration of you are continuously being written in my heart!
She loved everyone around her, Beautiful inside & out and loved by everyone. You were a devoted Christian, you loved God, served God and humanity.
You were a successful, passionate, great achiever on mental health in Nigeria and around the world. You were a shining star, a voice of the voiceless home & abroad. You touched many lives personally and professionally, a devoted, passionate & successful social worker, best of your kind. An ambassador of peace, You were awarded numerous awards on mental health, social work and selfless humanitarian services through the world. Your love for your dear country Nigeria was so great, you were so dynamic, fashionable & loved our culture to the core. All these attracted many people to you on Facebook with thousands followers for your love against child abuse, bad governance,drug abuse, women trafficking etc. You were current with Nigeria politics & current affairs always. People popularly called you "Mummy Yem A stars" on Facebook.
To live in the hearts of those that love you is not to die. I am very proud of all your magnificent achievements when you were alive and even in death am celebrating an icon, a rare gem, The one who spoilt me silly from when I was young with everything I needed. She was always there for me even in times of trouble. The one I leaned on most since our mother’s demise. She understands me most in all situation when others don’t. The one that I can turn to for advice. She was ready to do anything to make me happy anytime am down. She always encouraged me, taught me to love, serve God and to put all my trust in God always. In her words "all will be well" You treated me like your daughter not like your sister at all.
I will miss you badly, even am already missing your passionate & unconditional love for me already.But God, you know the best.
Rest in peace my favourite, my Mother, my best friend, my all in all. I thought you will stay with us to celebrate your 90th birthday. I know what you meant to so many people, You were the best to me, You are the best one can ask of as a sister. "Who can find a virtuous woman" For her worth is far above rubies. I don’t know I will be writing your tribute so soon!
Your sweet memories will linger in my mind & your legacy forever. And I won’t forget all the love you showered on me and my daughters. I love you but God loves you more. You came, you saw, fought & conquered!  Sleep on my beloved sister, till resurrection day where we will meet to part no more.❤️❤️❤️❤️
"Precious in the sight of the Lord is the death of the saints" Psalm 116 vsv15
Good night my favorite, dearest Sister & mother!
Egbon mi tooto, ANIKE IKO !! Omo Ola! Omo Asela! Omo Ake iku ya oniku ariwo!

Your dearest sister
Mrs Oluwatoyin 'Ladun Onasanya (Toyinlad).

Hmnnn my thoughts was you were busy for the holidays with your grand children ! Am deeply shocked ! Whilst we have not met but you and I share so many social
Justice community activism in common with our kindness of heart ! My goodness you did kept the faith ! You fought the good fight and you finished well ! Aunty Yemi sleep well ma , may the lord comfort your family !

Very sorry to hear of Yemi’s passing. She was a student on my research course a few years back. She was a dedicated and very capable student, driven by social injustice. We got to know each other outside of work too, through her volunteering work. I really enjoyed my time with Yemi. It was a pleasure to spend time with her. Please accept my condolences. I lost my mother when she was in her 60s and it was just too soon. All my love.

Tribute to a loving sister
You became part of the family ,a big sister along side my senior sister (Mrs Yemi Odunubi- nee Macaulay).A very caring sister with a large heart and always wearing a smile and ready to help. You are generous to a fault.May the Lord comfort the entire family. Till we meet to part no more on the Resurrection morning. Rest in the bosom of the Lord. Adieu
sister Gbemi!!
Ronke Macaulay.