Memorial

Greatness Abigail Tolulope Olorunfemi

xx xx, xxxx - xx xx, xxxx

Greatness A.T. Olorunfemi, fondly called Coach G is a United Nations trained Women private Sector Training on Gender Tools, Gender Concept, Women’s Economic Principles, Peer Education Trainer and Life Skills Trainer for teenagers and young adults, a licensed HR practitioner, a management consultant, a seasoned professional with several years’ experience in microbiology, social development, consulting, human resources, training, life, career, and relationship coaching& employability and soft skills facilitator and entrepreneurship development. She is an alumnus of the prestigious Lagos Business School, Daystar Leadership Academy, an associate of the Chartered Institute of Personnel Management, Nigeria, a team member on the partnership with Small & Medium Enterprise Development Agency of Nigeria (SMEDAN) and CIPM Nigeria, a facilitator and mentor with the British High Commission and Sightsavers project for People Living With Special Disabilities (PWDs) amongst others.

Condolences

Uduak

Tribute: How I longed to see the one who lighted our moments in training. Your name was special to me and I looked forward to asking how that name "Greatness" came about. You had a "can do" spirit and was willing to avail yourself always. I still wish it was not true that you are no more with us. We thank God for bringing you to us at the time that we needed to experience your zeal and resilience. You radiated love and created an atmosphere for everyone to be relaxed. You were a rare gift. You made your mark. We are however consoled that you are resting from your labours. Rest on Beloved of God. Adieu Adieu Adieu.

Aisha Bubah

You came, You saw, You conquered. Nigeria has lost you but your impact will always stay with us who valued you. Rest well.

Madeshola

Greatness, You lived a selfless life and was intentional about everything you belief and represent. You are that friend that I will forever remember for her tenacity, audacity, and ingenuity. It's hard to believe that we spoke on the phone to continue our conversation when we didn't know that would be the last. Thank you for you last outreach, it has blessed and will continue to bless millions of souls. Yes, we do not grieve like those who do not know God. When I saw you in that vision, gorgeously dressed as a bride, singing and dancing with an invisible bride-groom, I was convinced your death is heaven's gain. Rest on Tolulope, Rest on Abigail, Rest on my dear friend. Thank you for the memories that we share!

Uchechukwu

Sweet Greatness, I’m still in a bit of shock and denial, life can be so fleeting. I’ve learnt a lot from this entire event and especially from you and your time on earth. We never got to meet physically but your impact was felt and would probably last for a lifetime. You had the energy and zeal of a dozen men and I was awed by you. You’ve inspired me in ways you cannot imagine and I’m glad that I got to know you before our Father in heaven called you home. I pray that you find rest in God’s bosom, that you continue to be as vibrant as ever in your Father’s house, secured in His presence knowing that no harm shall ever come to you again. The world misses your energy but not for long, as we shall all meet someday at the foot of our Savior. I love you but now you’re with the one who loves you the most!

Oluchi Igili

Greatness A. T. Olorunfemi (1990-2023), 33 short but significantly impactful years! How painfully remarkable that you shared that number of years of earthly existence with the Saviour Jesus Christ whom you loved so passionately and unwaveringly! My Vivacious Greatness, as I fondly nicknamed you. You were indeed a rare gem. Your sudden departure hurt me much more than words can ever express. I got to know you through our online DTS class, met you physically only once on the 15th of September, 2023. I could never have imagined that your departure was only 11 short days away! We connected so well that it seemed as though we had known each other for ages. We chatted on Sunday, 24th September. You told me about your dreams. We made plans but oops! The rest is history. Rest on, my Vivacious! You lived for 33 short years like your Saviour and left with undeniable impact! Rest on! Your memory can't leave me in a hurry!

Kunbi Adeoti

I am grateful to God for the opportunity to connect with you, for the beautiful moments, the hearty laughter, the prayer sessions, the time with the girls, Olaoluwa especially, and for you being able to multiply and impact lives. I saw you ride tides, wade storms, and the strong energetic woman that emerged and “becoming”. You were energy extra! You achieved within a short time what many couldn’t, indeed you lived every moment like it was the last and you were racing against time. You believed in Nigeria, I pray one day, your dream of this country comes to pass, One day our land will be rid of insecurity. I have learnt truly not how long, but how well. May your soul find rest. https://www.linkedin.com/posts/kunbiadeoti_payback-paybacktime-thrivingasateen-activity-7113531211490205696-LKP-?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop

Useneno Green

I was privileged to meet you physically at The Fountain of life church when you came by. Before then I had joined Greatness Tribe I didn't know you. Your encouragement and the prayer sessions in Greatness Tribe. Truly, you were a great person. Rest on Greatness.

Rowland Ngwaba

It is with deep pain but gratitude to God for a life well spent, that I write this tribute.Greatness,you were completely sold out for God and passionate about reaching out to souls for God.you were not able to live long enough but you truly made so much impact.continue to rest in the Bossom of the lord.

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