Aunty Agnes, I met you through University of Benin Christian Union Alumni Group, though our connection was very brief and short-term, the words of wisdom you shared at the meeting remained with me and your impact is profound. Throughout the last 2 years, the grace at which your husband and children have carried through the storms was enviable and a testimony of their complete trust in our Lord Jesus. 
We were certain of your healing and awaiting the day you will share your testimonies of what the Lord revealed to you while on that bed, only to hear of the testimony of your rising to glory. There's no injustice in Christ and we will certainly see you again to hear the testimonies how you overcame, sleep on beloved.
Grace and strength to uncle Chucks and your children to carry on.


 

Dear Aniereobis
Afam, Anita and the family received the news of the passing of your dear wife and Mum. We are indeed sorry to hear this and sympathise with you at this time of grief. The Lord comfort and give you all the strength to bear this loss. We do not mourn like those who do not know God because there is hope to see her again. Please be consoled by the good times you had with her when she was with you in the flesh. The Lord is your strength.

By Tomorrow your dust body will go back to dust.Your spirit body is already with our maker that's my only consolation. In 2016 I remembered how loving and honest you are, God give us the ❤️ to bear your temporary absence IJMN AMEN, Prof. Emeka Aniereobi±

Sis Agnes
Remember when we set ourselves the goal of running The Great South Run over 10 miles. Every Saturday morning we would meet at 6 am as this was the only time family life would allow. We would run and talk, run and talk. I loved your counsel. You helped me be a better mother, a better wife, a better daughter of Christ. And we did it! We ran those ten miles. I know you are still running greater things in heavenly places. As we are all alive in Him, I’ll see you soon. 

Agnes, Usikaro, my beautiful and caring sister. She was loving, never complained. You never knew when she was down, always smiling. She was very supportive, always had something to bring to the table, very industrious. We take consolation that you have gone ahead, and we will meet again. Continue to rest onthe bosom of our Lord. We love you. Michael and Michelle say hello to their lovely Godmother.

The memories I have of you is a a cousin who was beautiful inside our, meek , sacrificial and always wanting to see others happy. You were accommodating at all time and the earth is blessed to have had an angel like you   I love you Aunty Usi. REST ON TILL WE SEE AGAIN

Auntie Agnes, you are and will always be a blessing. Your legacy of love, peace and excellence will live on. I remember your wise words and Godly advise, from when I was a child and even into my marriage. Thank you for allowing God to use you to be a blessing to so many. I pray that God strengthens your family during this time, you will be missed but never forgotten.

We first met Agnes in autumn 2008 when we attended Word of Life Church with our then eight week old daughter Amara. I vividly remember Agnes embraced us Sunday after Sunday, often offering to hold Amara. Agnes made us feel welcome, something I will never forget. Agnes was a true people's person whom God used to touch lives. It devastated us to see Agnes unwell in hospital but I know she is with our Father in heaven. We will hold fond memories of the many family celebrations we had the privilege of attending and the feasts Agnes always cooked up.
Much love,
Bayo, Phoenicia, Amara & Micah Oyeniyi