Abiodun Mabel Omoniyi

May Grandma Omoniyi's soul rest in perfect Peace and may God comfort her loved ones. Amen.

Mama was a lovely Mother. We thank GOD for Mama's life of love. Ever smiling , lovely and gentle Grandma we will miss you. Rest in peace. Our condolences to the entire family. Mama lived well, lived strong and ended well. May the LORD comfort and uphold you all in JESUS'S NAME. Eku ehin won, omo rèrè aa gbeyin gbogbo wa L'ORUKO JESUS.

Adieu Mama Omoniyi ! She was a loving woman. I became closer to her less than 2 years ago. I will always remember your affection towards me. Rest in peace!

Mama rere, may your soul rest in eternal peace. Grandma, we at WALLS BROKEN THRU WORSHIP (A quarterly interdenominational worship and miracle program) are eternally grateful for giving us the wall fence of your house as a bill station, for the banners used in promoting the program. This is one of your examplary and selfless services for the propagation of the gospel as well as your unflinching support of the kingdom works. We are rest assured that your rewards is a special mansion in heaven, in company of the saints and our Lord Jesus Christ. Rest on, mama rere.

Sweet mother, there was never a time i was in your company that you did not bless me a word or two of prayers. You were a mother to those who cared to be chiildren. You left a good legacy and you will remain in our thoughts. Sleep pn beloved.

Our beloved 'Mama Omoniyi' even at your age, your death came to us as a shock. Your love and commitment to Anglican Church of the Messiah will ever remain fresh in our memory. It is our prayer that the Almighty God will continue to watch over all you left behind in Jesus name. Rest in peace until we meet never to part again - Revd Canon Adepoju Adebayo

Mama you are a rear Gem, a strong woman .Always smiling .In Church you don’t wait for the younger ones to greet you first . You always sit at our back the Ushers every Sunday. Your usual greeting to me is always a prayer . Caro kaaro o . Se o n gburo Awon omo mi ?Wa ma gburo Ayo o after that you will admire my dress

The news of mama Omoniyi's passing( as we fondly called her) came as a rude shock. She still called me a few weeks before she passed. We had no idea she had been sick. She was her usual cheerful person on the phone and when I asked her when she was coming back to us in ACM (our Church), she said "a ss die" (not in a while). She was such a forth- right down to earth person. She was a very loving and hospitable person. She personally chose me as her granddaughter's god mother. We shall miss her "ewa alagbado". During the meetings of women she was never shy to contribute positively to discussion. She was a good Christian and a fashionable grandma. She was such a lovely lady. I still remember the various candid and important discussions we had while she was in Ibadan and a few weeks before she died. We shall miss her smiles, her contributions at meetings and her generosity. We thank God for her life of service to God and humanity. May the Lord keep and preserve all she left behind. Eku itoju mama Omoniyi. Omo a toju eyin na. May mama's soul rest in peace.