Mama is a success – who has lived well, laughed often, and loved much, who has gained the respect of many of us and the love of children, who has filled her niche and accomplished her task. who leaves the world better than she found it, who has never lacked appreciation of earth's beauty or failed to express it, who looked for the best in others and gave the best she had. The testament to that are the good children left behind by her !!!!
Alh . Abdulkadir Nagode

I wish to register my condolences and commiserate with the family at a time like this, although I never was privileged to have a personal encounter with mama but with so much said in her honour, are testament to an exemplary life lived. Mama practically epitomises true motherhood with excellent virtues that cannot go unnoticed. It is my sincere prayer that God will forgive and grant her soul eternal rest, comfort the families left behind and fill the vacuum created with His Presence. It is well with her soul!

Ma, you were truly inspiring. You maintained family and career. Even though we did not have the opportunity to know you, we have the fortune of knowing your children. From all they are and what they have achieved, you have been successful on the home front. Rest on ma knowing that you have left behind a legacy.

Such sweet memories of mama. She obviously lived a good life and am sure she is sitting on the right side of the Lord smiling her beautiful smile on her loved ones. Rest on mama.

The last time i saw mummy Omotowa was at my gate during my Mum's funeral program on 6 September 2019 in GRA Ilorin. She stood tall and strong beside her son Babs, i ran towards her shocked to see her in such good health at her age. I thought in my mind this woman will live forever! But God's ways are not our ways and his thoughts are not our thoughts (Isaiah 55,8). Till we meet to part no more farewell.

Maaamie, as you were fondly referenced,
you stood out as a supportive pillar and a special binding agent that bounded us together intimately not minding our source, creed or cradle.
You incubated us indiscriminately, our type of egg not withstanding.
You nutured us passionately in the ways of the Lord and to rely solely on Him.
You cherished and actively worked a warm friendship that seeks, supports and associates. 
Your gentle and subtle voice enquired about our progress and encouraed us.
You were a special mother that called this yeat and promised, like you always do, to visit me despite your age, anytime you get back to Ilorin, and i was quick to promise i will see you once you notify me that you are in town.
Maaamie, your departure means a lot to me, and my family, as we have lost a binder per excellence.
ADIEU, AS U CONTINUE YOUR PEACEFUL REIGN WITH THE LORD !

GrandMa as we fondly call you, you lived an exemplary life, a life full of love and kindness unto mankind and passion for God. Words still failed me as your exit still remain a big blow.

A matriarch of great repute.

If only I could make a wish that God would expressly bring to reality, it shall truly be that you live much more of a centenary.

2010: Lagos~ You admonished that I should get in touch often with my brothers..you said to me in our dialect 'Okun Kayode, E a bere ara ghin regularly o'

2013: At Ilorin, I drove with you in your car to the reception ground and we gisted at length

2015: Lagos~ You'd questioned if I've met with my senior brother, Babs ..stressing in our dialect which we oftentimes communicate with.."Kayode shey wòti rí egbon re ?"

And so loving,free minded and just you were on your quest for our unity, even until your very last moment on earth... I'd lost count.

Oh God, but why would there be death?

There has been happiness, joy and gladness in moment as the thought of you waft through.We desired that tears rolling by the reason of your demise would have kept you awake for us still but we could only reach a consolation that heaven has gained you, a rare gem, a mother indeed.

Iye mi, mo féràn re nó ko ! And I know you love me too.

It's so hard to say good bye and until we reach the distant shore where tears would have been abated.

The Lord thy God shall encapsulate your lovely children, grandchildren , inlaws,relations, friends and well wishers with HIS mighty hands of protection. They shall continually bask in the euphoria of HIS grace.

Okun Iye, Ó dìgbà.

Your Son,
Olukayode (Steve & Hermia)
For: Elder David Folorunsho Omotowa & Family

Dear Babs & Seyi,

It is very sad to hear about the sudden demise of your lovely Mother.

What an irreparable loss to the entire Omotowa family!

It is our earnest prayer that the Almighty God will grant her gentle soul eternity - AMEN.

And to the entire family of Omotowa, may our good Lord who is a great comforter give you the fortitude to overcome this huge loss as you collectively grapple with its reality at this trying time.

Always remain Blessed by our Lord Jesus Christ.

Ekaro Mummy, trust you are fine and staying safe even in this pandemic? I got your line from my late Dad's phone directory (Felix KANJUNI) and it feels good to say Hi. Everyone is good by God's grace. Our regards. Bolaji, Warri.

I sent this to your line on Friday (22/05/2020) 03:06:18am, hoping to get a reply only to be told on Monday (25/05/2020) morning that you have gone to be with the Lord on the Sunday (24/05/2020).

My late Dad tells of your good heart, and am proud to say today that am a product of that.

You never joked with child education, that was evidence with your loads of advice all the time, just to keep the legacy on.

Your death is hard to believe but the assurance is that, YOU HAVE GONE TO BE WITH THE LORD.

My colleague (at work) told me you will see my late Dad in heaven and I smiled.
If there is any form of greetings in heaven, Mummy please greet Felix Olorunsola KANJUNI for us.

Rest on Mummy, at the bossom of the Lord Almighty.

God sent you on an assignment on earth. You came and conquered. He took you home in his loving arms and you will forever smile down on your children with a peaceful heart. God bless your children as they continue living a life of Joy, Blessings and Peace. When they're old and it's time for God to call them home, your souls will meet again in that happy heavenly place. For now beautiful, virtuous, loving mama, Rest in perfect peace.

Dear,grandma
      Its was so sad when i add a call from jibola that grandma is dead,can't believe it on till i saw you my self. Grandma is a woudfull mother to everyone around her,any time mummy ask me to come to the house, I always see her sitting in the parlor and she ask me how are you and the family doing,I don't believe you lived urs so soon ma,will all miss you grandma and i pray that may almighty Allah forgive you ma. Continue to rest on grandma.

May God grant Mama eternal rest and give the family strength and grace at this time. She was a very caring and peaceful mum. She loved easy and took care of everyone who came to her. You feel the warmth from her heart when you spend time with her. Sleep well grandma , you lived well your memories are for ever ........ She Rests .

The Fasinas of Ibadan became part of Omotowas and got to know mama when Seun got married to Atinuke. Right from meeting Mama She was simply the best mother anybody could have- loving, selfless, Godly, beautiful, disciplined, industrous and visionary.

Though she will be sorely missed but our consolation is that she lived a great life of service to God and humanity, and that she has gone the way of all mortals and Legends as Legends don’t die; they simply transfigure to the great beyond to continue with their good work.

May the Almighty God grant her eternal rest and grant we,all her loved ones the fortitude to bear her demise
( on behalf of the Fasinas)

I was so shocked mama when I heard you were no more.Every encounter with mama has always been one to remember as she was a wonderful host ,lovely,caring and a God fearing woman.You are concerned about the well-been of all. It is hard to accept that you are gone, but God knows better than we do. You will not be forgotten, your impact here will never be forgotten as long as life and memory lasts.
You will continue to live on in our hearts till we meet again.
Rest in peace.
Adieu mama

You will be surely missed. Ever gentle , quiet and very humble. Mama respects everybody, both young and old. You have run your race and finished well. May we also finish our race well in Jesus name. Farewell mama, and continue to Rest in Peace. With love from Aberdeen.

Almighty Allah will continue strengthen the family of Omotowa to bear the great loss Mama was a loving mother that take all of us like his
I pray and wish that Almighty Allah will continue to blessed the home of all omotowa family

Mummy will be remembered in so many ways,the one that easily comes to mind was when ever she visited Abuja from Ilorin those days,as soon as she arrives, she will ring me up to come and collect gifts she bought for me on the way. I will immediately dash down to see her at her sisters house in Maitama, I will sit with her chatting and joking all day.

Sweet mother,you will never be forgotten. As it is often said...the deeds of the righteous are never interred with them,it will remain with the living,passed on from generation to generation.
Mummy,you were truly a mother in Christ, may your gentle soul continue to rest in perfect peace,amen.

Oh death,where is thy sting.
Mama if anyone will tell me that you will not live above 90,I will say it’s not possible.you are a grandma with a difference,you are an epitome of peace and love,within the time I met you as my friends mother in law and the time you departed to be with the lord,you are just an amazing mother,I will never forget our one on one discussion in the living room during our last visit to Nigeria,you were praying for me that I will find favor during my citizenship exams and idid.your death was a shock to me cause you have always been a very strong woman.i have solace in the Almighty God cause I know you are sitting by his right hand,you will be fondly missed by Toromo and I.keep resting in the bosom of the Almighty.
Funsho’s family.

Mama Omotowa as fondly referred to, she was a mother to us all.

A cheerful giver indeed, she will never come to Lagos empty handed. When coming from Ilorin we were sure of locust beans & snacks for the grand children (my kids inclusive I mean). When coming from abroad, mama is sure to bring gifts for the kids. Always so thoughtful, when not around she'll send messages.

She will be greatly missed, her gentle nature. She was a true mother indeed (Abiyamo tooto), may her sweet soul rest in perfect peace.

Adieu Mama Omotowa, we love you but God loves you more.

Your daughter by extension,
Funmi Durojaiye.

“Anti”, as I fondly addressed you. l got the news of your death with rude shock, and since then I have not been myself. I did not realise that your last telephone call to me on the 20/05/2020 was a farewell address. You stood like a sister to me. I still take it like a rude shock, very unbeleivable to me,
Little did l prepare, to accept the news of your demise as real.
It was done on me from my discussion with your son, Dele, on his second day of several calls to inform me. Day by day, I have come to accept the fact that you have departed this sinful world.

Little did l realise that we shall see no more on this side of the divide. When l reflected my past discusions with you, especially on your welfare, the reality got done on me that l will not see you again here on earth.

But we shall meet in heaven to sing hallelujah to our saviour and king, Jesus Jesus Christ.
I love you BUT Christ loves you more,that is why He has called you home before me.

Adieu a good and kind _hearted sister. Adieu beloved Dr (mrs) Margaret EBUN OMOTOWA.

Chief S. K. Adedoyin (Abuja)

Mama may your gentle soul continue to rest in the love and bosom of your Lord and saviour.
Our meeting was very brief in Edinburgh Scotland,and in no other place but in church,the house of your father. And I can immediately see in you a 'Eunice' because I can see your imprint in the life of your Son's family, though our meeting was brief, you never missed the opportunity to admonish us as a church and as christ disciples to remain steadfast,focused and unflinchingly resolute in our vineyard service.
At a time like this, we all take solace in 1Thessalonian 4 v 13.
Rest In Peace, adieu mama.

CONDOLENCES. It is with profound sadness and shock that the news of the sudden demise of Dr. Mrs Magret Omotowa was received. Mummy Omotowa while she lived was a good woman and a loving mother to all. My last contact with her was at Abuja during a wedding program late last year. She was resourceful, simple, and above all, God fearing. There is no doubt that she will be greatly missed by all that knew her. May God Almighty console the entire family members at this difficult time and grant her eternal rest. Amen. ASIMI jimoh Elebiyo.

It was always a blessing when Mrs. Omotowa would return to Idaho Falls. To see the joy in the children’s faces that grandma was back with them not to mention Bamidele and Tayo! Truly she had a smile that would encourage everyone in the congregation especially the pastor. Seldom have I known a person so complete in wisdom and grace. As I read the other tributes, I agree with what I read from others, you are one of our family and we will miss you always. God bless the family and all who mourn her passing.

To my Dear Aunt and Mother,your passing Away to Glory came as a SHOCK up to this moment to me..Words alone cannot express how I feel.I remember the last time I came visiting you at your Invite,the WORDS of Wisdomyou gave to me still lingers..You were a GREAT Aunt and Mother and a Generous Woman which reflects in the Life of your Children as well..I will Greatly miss You.You've Left a Great Legacy behind.Rest in the Bossom of the Lord. Odigbaose

Mama was a mother of all Mothers, she represents an epitome of love, good to be with, compassionate, lively and accommodating to people around her, especially to friends of her children. May God grant her a place in Heaven. May God also give the Children, the fortitude to bear this sudden and irreplaceable loss. Amen.

Tribute to a caring and God fearing mum .Your death came as a shock but who are we to question God Almighty. Reference to my last call to our caring mum in the State , she said in her soft golden voice that pls make sure you call Momo at okoro regularly, that indicate her caring magnitude to humanity in general, May your soul rest in peace. Goodbye and
goodnight mum. From Issa Femi Ojo and Family.

It was a shock to hear about ur demise, what a great loss to our family. Your constant calls and prayers will be missed. What a wonderful mother you are, very calm and loving, a mum that wants the best for all. You are a good example of peace and onesness. Deaconess Ruth Ibidunni Ojo (Nee Omotowa) will surely miss u, thou a sister in law to u but u were a sister to each other thanks for being there for her while you were still alive , as she fondly call you Mama Dele. Sleep on beloved mum and grandmum may ur soul rest well. Amen . From Olufunmilola Ayi Fakunle

Mama was simple human; caring, articulate, loving and welcoming to both familiars and strangers. She loved her family, her grandkids but above all, she loved God.
Your death, mama, is still unreal!!! ☹️But we take solace in knowing that you are resting in the Bossom of your Creator

Adieu mama!! Heaven gained an Angel!

Grandma, as I fondly called you,the news of your demise came to me with pain & shock.
In life you were a kindhearted mother, very humble and highly disciplined.I will dearly miss you for your kindness and love.May the Almighty God grant you eternal rest & grant the entire family you left behind the strength & fortitude to bear this irreparable loss.
Rest in peace grandma.

It's only the faintest of memories. December 1976, Okoro Gbede. I was only a child. We were there for Christmas and had spent the night in your country home. I was being scolded in the morning and you came and intervened, pleaded on my behalf. Such a warm soul. Sumptuous breakfast thereafter and that was the last time our paths were to ever cross. Continue to rest in the bossom of the Lord.

Mum in a million, you will be dearly missed by us all. Your loving kindness was limitless. I fondly remember your cares back in our teenage years from secondary school days visits and even when we got to university later on,I remember also how we will sometimes be in need of your car to go to town as young boys with Yemi and we will offer to wash it, then run with it for hours,we washed it clean though lol. But whenever we came back, you were never really upset but just explained to us the need to be careful, truthful, God fearing and honest in all we do. And never did you report us to my mum despite your working in thesame office then, you were so trustworthy. This includes many times the youthful exuberances kicked in. She was always ready and able to listen to all we had to say and then advise regardless of the gravity.Your care and advise continued till when we became married men and family men. We pray that the almighty God grants your soul eternal rest and comfort. We will surely get over the shock of your demise, but will never get over the loss as you will continue to live in our memories for ever. Rest in peace ma.God loves you more and we bless him for a wonderful, God fearing and fruithful life you lived. Adieu Ma.

Got the sad and shocking news of mama’s death last week. Still struggling to come to terms with this unfortunate reality as mama was like a mother to me all these years. Every encounter with mama has always been one to remember as she was a wonderful host and will usually take the opportunity to offer timeless words of advise which have remained indelible in our memories. We were actually looking forward to our next Ilorin trip for another wonderful and exciting discussions with mama, but alas God in his infinite wisdom decided to take her home at this time. Mama, may your soul rest peacefully in the bosom of the Lord, Amen. Claude and family.

My Mummy in GRA as I often refer to you,your demise was such a rude&a shocking News to me&my family.Mummy Thanks so much for all the Godly virtues you implanted in my life.I will forever be grateful to you.Help me greet my dear Daddy.Mummy continue to Rest in the Bossom of the Lord till Resurrection morning.Missing you is an understatement for me.

Mummy Ilorin as we fondly call you. The sudden news of your departure to be with Lord came to us as a big surprise that night I heard. Senior Mummy, you were the bridge we leveraged on while in our midst. I kept asking who will bridge the gap created now for us? Oh death! You caught us unprepared. You always call and ask of every member of the family. We will surely miss you. Who will step into the big shoe you left behind now? There are many questions that answers can't be provided. I can't see myself saying goodbye Dr. Mrs. Ebuntolu Margret Omotowa. Your good deeds and family tie will be evergreen. Continue to rest in perfect peace with the Lord. Amen. We love you Mummy.

Mr. Omotowa Sunday Olugbenga
For Elder Paul Ajibola Omotowa's family.

Grandma Omotowa, hearing of your demise came as a shock to me. It's often been said that the hour of death cannot be forecasted. We say this and we imagine this hour will be in a distant future.
I will dearly miss Grandma Omotowa (as I do call her). I will miss the regular calls to check up on me and above all, the prayers she prays for me anytime we talk.
Grandma Omotowa, a light like yours can't go out,even though I cant see you or hear your voice, I know you are still shining in heaven.
Grandma Omotowa ,I miss you. Keep resting in the bosom of the Almighty God.

Mummy brought sunshine to our family. Her commitment was unparalleled. She was an "untired" pillar for the children after the untimely passage of our dear brother until she slept in the Lord. Mummy will be greatly missed. We celebrate her even in death and pray that her sweet and gentle soul rest with the Lord. May we all run to finish the race that is set before us and complete the task assigned us in Jesus name. I write this on behalf of my sister and I (Ayoka Oigiangbe and Bosede Adelaiye-Nee Omotowa).

Mummy....Words actually fail me. I have known you all my life as that, my Mummy, even my biological Mum, your younger sister called you Mum. It is hard to say goodbye, but we know it is temporal, we sure will see again which is what you said in our last conversation just a few days before you left.
I thank God for you Mummy, you taught me what family should be in the few years before you left us, kept asking if I had spoken to family in a while, regardless of the distance....thank you for opening my eyes to what really matters. After all is said and done, all we have left is family. From being children eating those very hot(spicy) and delicious meals we would tear up over and yet eat because it was so delicious to being Mothers and you wishing us Happy Mothers' Day to saying this temporary goodbye...the journey with you has been LOVE, we appreciate all that you were and have done for us. Eternity will thank you for all the seeds you have sown along the way, and oh have they grown? Greatly Mummy....ADIEU TEMPORARILY MUMMY.

Always hard to come to term that the pillars on which most of us lean and rely on are gradually going home to rest with the Lord. We are who we are today because you there to give the motherly support and push always. The gentle and humble way you interact and support people is an attribute that I will forever hold dear in my heart. Mummy, you ran the race; it evident you ran a good race and you indeed finished well. Good night and sleep well mummy. 

Mummy Omotowa's death was shocking and sudden. She was very caring and lived her life in the service of others. I remain grateful for how much she cared for me when I was a student in Ilorin( Kwara Tech). Her good deeds can never be forgotten. I thank God for the life she lived and the disciplined legacy she left behind. Adieu mama. Olushola Eniolorunda

Mummy
What a departure!!!
It was like a nightmare
I thank God for you, mummy. You have grown us right from childhood to what we are today. You extended your hands to us when we need you, you embraced us we are hurt, you guided us with your Godly wisdom when we needed to make a decision, you corrected us with your gentle voice and kind words. Ah !! Mummy! We miss you.
Mummy thank you for leaving us with your legacy
We thank God for the time you spent with us, as we remember now in Love those special memories, we are so glad that we knew you as a Mother and an Aunt.
It gives me and us that Great comfort that you are where you love so much ....... with Baba God.
Go well Mama.

Mummy, your demise is a big shock to me and a very hard pill to swallow.

You were more that an Aunt, even my mother your sister calls you Mummy. That alone taught me a lot about you growing up.

You were my Saviour at Government Science Secondary School Kabba, where you were Vice Principal Academics and also my English Teacher, you gave my Daddy the courage to let me go to that school and I cherish the experience I got there.

You always brought drinking water for me every time because my Dad believed I can’t
drink the water from the school and you never failed not even once for the three terms I spent there.

God bless you for taking care of me and not allowing bullies to have a filled day because to God I was the tiniest student at the school, I couldn’t even carry my own bucket when it’s filled with water.

Words can’t express my Love and Respect for you. You taught me value through your dedication to God.

Rest on ........ you will be greatly missed.

Your Daughter
Oluwabunmi Attat (Nee Ologe).

Wow mummy, it’s still hard to put down anything because it’s difficult to accept you are not here anymore.
You were so full of life, always ready to help, full of wisdom and always emphasizing the need to make peace.

“IYA” as we usually call you, your voice does it all for me it’s very small and full of wisdom and your smile I can’t get out of my mind.
You were firm with us as we grew but it was good for us because it made us who we are today.

Thank you for your service here on earth, my consolation is Christ has received you with the ultimate medal of “ Welcome faithful and obedient servent, enter into your rest.”

Adieu Mummy, till we meet at the feet of the Master.

To God be all the Glory for a life dedicated to the service of the Lord and mankind. You left indelible prints in the sands of time as evidenced in the lives you impacted. We are consoled by the fact that your legacies live on in the lives you touched.
Rest on Mama till we meet at the feet of the Lord. Peace like STILL RIVERS!

TUNJI OMOTOWA
Abuja, Nigeria.
For & on behalf of the entire Amos Williams Omotowa Family                  

*Tribute to my Wonderful Aunt/Mother/Teacher. *
Dr. Margaret Omotowa is one of the people in my life whose memory will linger for a lifetime. This is a result of her multiple roles since the early part of my life: She was my aunt but played a motherly role in my secondary school life at Queens Elizabeth School, Ilorin where she was also my Fine art teacher and my Guardian. She was a disciplinarian and a role model, whose positive impact on me will last forever. She was one of the signatories on my wedding certificate. Here in the United States, we were always in constant communication. Whenever I failed to call mommy for a few weeks she would call on me and most of the time to encourage me. Few days to her death, we spoke and she said she would be back to the USA as soon as the Covid-19 pandemic is over. We didn't know we will never communicate here on earth again.
You will be greatly missed, mommy.
Rest on in the bosom of your Maker.
Good Night!

You are so kind-hearted, your encouragements has been a source of strength to me. You are concerned about the well-been of all. It is hard to accept that you are gone, but God knows better than we do. You will not be forgotten, your impact here will never be forgotten as long as life and memory lasts.
You will continue to live on in our hearts till we meet again.
Goodnight Aunt.

It is our great pleasure to write this tribute in memory of Mama
I have known her since my adolescent years
She remained with us in virtually all our family milestones
In December 2019 we invited her to our family thanksgiving celebrating the silver Jubilee of our marriage; my wife's 50th Birthday and our Daughters graduation from Medical School. Her excitement on receiving the invitation showed her gracious heart and a sincere best wishes for our well being. This has been characteristic of her at the various milestones we have been through
Mama we are grateful for your kind heart
Your life have been largely peaceful. And your passing was also peaceful and glorious
Rest in Peace
Folu & Funmi Ologe and our Children Dara, Seun and Bukunmi

Your departure was so sudden and shocking, but we give all thanks to God who knows our end from the beginning. He has done what pleases him and we cannot question him.
I saw you as a mother and even a father and not just a sister for your role in my life. Rest at the bosom of God almighty till we meet and part no more.

Good night Dearest Mummy (You are MORE THAN an aunt to me)

It is so saddened to hear of your passing away into Glory, another wonderful soul taken. Many thanks Mum for your support, you were God sent to my late mummy. I remembered the last long convention we had, you kept telling me that lateness is not denial and that I should continue in my faith in God.

Thanks for your monthly visiting in FCGI all the way from Lokoja, you always requested to see Tinuke and I. Thanks for covering our nakedness during uncle Yemi’s wedding , when we could not afford the Flower Girl’s dress, you simply told my mum in Yourba not worry ‘Ife a se omo Iyawo’.

Your support in my academics and career will always be remembered.

Continue to rest in the presence of the Lord Jesus Christ.

Good night Mummy Omotowa, love you always but God loves you more.

Your daughter,
Ifejola Adetutu Ibitomi

Mummy Omotowa ( as fondly called) was a loving mother who feared God in her dealings with all. I had the privilege of knowing her back in the 80's till I left Ilorin for Jos. She was a family woman who loved her home, husband and children. Though soft spoken, she was a firm disciplinarian. She was an epitome of strength and an example to be emulated. She was a Christian and a lover of God and humanity per excellence. My last encounter with her was in December 2019, when I went to Ilorin. Mummy Omotowa, your departure though peaceful was very shocking considering the fact that we chatted on WhatsApp a few days before you returned to your maker. However, my consolation is in the fact that precious in God's sight is the death of His saints. Sleep on Mummy Omotowa till we meet to part no more.

Big Mummy. We take solace in God, knowing that you are now in heaven. You truely loved God. You were so consistent in all your doings, always showing kindness and never relenting in prayers. You never failed to check up on our family never stopped praying for us. You were such a great mother and grandmother. Big Mummy and Big Grandma as the Twins would always call you, you were so compassionate and your heart of generosity knew no bounds. You were a friend of all and you related with everyone with so much sincerity. Big mummy. We take solace in God, knowing that you are now in heaven. Sleep on Big Mummy, we love you but God loves you more. James, Bunmi, Taiwo and Kenny Onare.