Mummy, the news of your sudden demise took us by a rude shock. Our believe is that you passed a happy woman, seeing the successes and accomplishments of your offsprings. Mummy may your gentle soul rest in perfect peace. Amen
Tosin Ajisafe
9 months ago
My Grandma was the best grandma anyone could ever ask for. She taught me how to love God and others around me. She was extremely caring and loving with a very unique personality that I loved dearly. I will miss my Grandma a lot and will miss hearing her joyful voice over the phone. Whenever we would talk she would constantly pray for me and my siblings, uplift us and fill us with so much love and joy. I will forever cherish her words of adulation and will forever miss my Grandma. I love you Grandma.
May she rest in perfect peace.
Oluwatosin Ajisafe
Deborah O. Ademola
9 months ago
Mummy was an inspiring soul,always there for all who came to her with their problems.Her home was open to everyone, and her hospitality made us feel important.
She was the most humble,compassionate understanding,family-oriented woman and one of the most beautiful soul one could ever meet.
I am going to miss you so much Mummy, may her soul rest in the blossom of our Lord Jesus Christ.
ABIBAT SHAIBU
9 months ago
My beloved sister, the news of your death got to me as a shock. I can remember how you used to call me sweet names like, Ozemi, Ozuka, Ozioho…. l will always miss your kulikuli, Iru and melon you usually bring for me whenever you visit Lagos and your Prayers. I know whereever you are now, you are running, jumping, and leaving your best life while at the same time Protecting us. Continue to rest in bosom of the LORD.
Ekpeki Michael
9 months ago
TRIBUTE TO MAMA AJISAFE
In loving tribute to Mama Ajisafe, a mother whose legacy of love, compassion, and dedication to humanity will forever inspire and uplift those whose lives she touched. Mama emanated a radiant spirit of selflessness, never shrinking from the opportunity to extend a helping hand and offer unwavering support to those in need, irrespective of tribe, race, or religion.
Mama’s tireless efforts to build a better world for her children and for humanity as a whole serve as a testament to her unwavering commitment to the values of unity and togetherness. Her heart, overflowing with love and empathy, knew no boundaries and her actions were a living affirmation of the belief that we are all bound by a common thread of humanity.
A woman of deep faith, Mama was a shining example of piety and reverence, manifesting her devotion to the things of God through her acts of kindness and her steadfast dedication to serving Him faithfully until her final breath. Her faith infused every aspect of her life, guiding her with unwavering strength and inspiring others to embrace hope, resilience, and a sense of purpose.
In her nurturing embrace, she offered solace, guidance, and boundless love, shaping the lives of those around her with wisdom and tenderness. Her love knew no bounds, enveloping her family, friends, and all whom she encountered in a warm, comforting embrace that will forever linger in their hearts.
Though she may have departed from this earthly realm, the echoes of Mama Ajisafe’s love and devotion will reverberate eternally, reminding us to cherish each day, to extend kindness to others, and to hold steadfast to the values she so beautifully exemplified.
Mama, though you may never walk beside us, your spirit lives on in the hearts of those who hold you dear. Your legacy will forever inspire us to live our lives with compassion, grace, and an unwavering commitment to the betterment of humanity.
May your soul find eternal peace, knowing that your light will continue to shine brightly through the countless lives you have touched. Mama, you will be remembered, cherished, and honored for all time.
Adieu Mama!!!
Shaibu mark Ayodele
9 months ago
I lost the head of the shaibu family it pains me of your death but my consultation is
that you have gone to rest with the Lord I have this full assurance . Good night my loving sister and mother .
OLADELE AND MARIA AJ
9 months ago
A LIFE LIVED IN FAITH.
TRIBUTE TO MY MUM, OZITI ADIJATU AJISAFE.
Our Mum was a very strong woman who had so much love to give. She was extremely prayerful, God fearing and meant the world to us. We love her dearly and we are so grateful to God almighty for giving us the privilege to have shared many memories and moments with her..Mum has been a blessing to our lives and to the lives of her grandchildren.
Even though you are no longer here with us, we can still feel you guiding us. We remember Mum’s prayers and they have always followed us.
She loved us all and pointed us to her greatest treasure: Jesus Christ, the lamb of God who takes away sin of the world.
Your death has given us much pain, words are too short to express our agony and despair in our hearts, She will be missed dearly and deeply by us and even though her departure is painful, we know that she is in a better place and we thank God for that.
We thank God almighty for the beautiful life my Mum lived and for her impact. We love her dearly and we pray that she rests peacefully in the bossom of the Lord.
Mum died by faith, with dignity in Christ.
We have lost a praying mother, but we have not lost her prayers.
You will always be in our hearts, we love and miss you dearly.
AJISAFE OSENI
9 months ago
May your soul rest in peace forever 🥺💔😥
Last edited 9 months ago by AJISAFE OSENI
The AGHOBIs
9 months ago
In loving memory of a cherished mother,sister and dear friend. Your warmth, wisdom and love filled every corner of our lives. Though you may be physically gone but beautiful memory we shared will forever live in our hearts.
Rest peacefully, knowing you are deeply loved and profoundly missed
AJISAFE OSENI
9 months ago
When I was with her she was very nice to me may her soul rest in perfect peace amen
Habiba umar bello
9 months ago
Our beloved mummy i was first able to acquaint myself with you back in 1996 when you attended my husband and i”s wedding you were a kind and gentle soul may God continue to bless you in the herafter and let your soul rest in peace Ameen
Ademola
9 months ago
What an inrreparabl lost, E yaaa. May your gentle soul rest in perfect peace. We love you mama. Mama I learn to be patience, tolerance from you which reflected through your voice especially when talking. Thank you Mama. Sunuu reee oooo
Mrs Tinu Oladipo
9 months ago
Aunty you left too soon. I thank God for the Christain life you lived. You were a very good and loving auntie. You loved my mom so much. You were dear to me. Your Christian virtue is evident of christ in you. You fought a good fight, you have finished your race and you kept the faith. Sun re o.
Pastor Joshua Olurem
9 months ago
How time flies. In 1985, at sawmill,here in Ilorin. The wind of the gospel brought me to you and led you and the entire family to Christ. Since then, you passionately followed the Lord. In thick and thin, in the valley and desert, in life challenges,persecutions, and misunderstandings, you were focused on Jesus, your saviour. You lived a very simple life and did not bother anybody with demands except on how you would grow and be steadfast in the Lord. As you normally called me..”omo mi ema ma fi misile fun rami,” that is, don’t leave me to myself. You did not joke with reading of your bible and prayers. My four minutes, 22 seconds, last discussion with you at 12.17 pm on the 8th of February, 2024. You did tell me, omo mi ewa rimi bayi, that’s my son ,see the way ,I am now. Your voice shows that life was taking its turn on you. I encouraged you,prayed for you,and told you to stand firm and hold on even until the end of your life journey in order to meet your saviour whom you loved and served. Gladly, I heard about your last moments testimony as you were reading the book of Psalms, and in it, you said, Jesus, come and take me home, sure word ,heaven is your home, you were just a stranger here in this world, Jesus come and take me home, this was on your lips and then breathe your last with a glorious exit. Praise the Lord, you made it. In the sweet bye and bye, we shall meet on that beautiful shore.. Good night, mummy, till we meet at the feet of Christ. Your son and your father in the Lord. Pastor Joshua Oluremi Alabi
Najeem Ajisafe
9 months ago
TRIBUTE :
So sad I have to put this down with heavy heart about my Small ‘Mummy’. I will forever cherish those moments I returned from Ghana as a boy and you had to take care of me. I will appreciate your meals then and instructions on my growing up. You were a wonderful Mummy. I love you but God Almighty loves you more and I Pray May you find a pleasant place in Aljanah.
Olusola & Atinuke Je
9 months ago
The words of a Christian songwriter are very apt at a time like this. He said, “What is this life but a vapour? It vanishes away.”
Mama Ajisafe has played her part and gone to meet her Saviour. She will forever be remembered for her prayer life. Whenever she saw us going out, she would ask, “Where are you going?” Once the answer was given, she would say, “Ema pe o” (i.e. Don’t be long) and add a prayer, Jesu a ba yin lo o.(i.e. Jesus will go with you).
She was an evangelist to the core. She was always distributing Gospel tracts at the junction of Yusuf Ajisafe Close. At the end of every month, she would also distribute her church’s publication “Women Mirror ” free of charge. If for any reason the publication was rejected, she would still bring the next copy at the end of the following month! She was very interested in hospitality even when it was not convenient for her. Our children certainly will miss the God-inspired cognomen (oriki) that she had for them all, I.e “Omo mi, olori ire, (“My child,the favoured one “).
Rest in peace, Mama.
Olusola and Atinuke Jeminiwa (Neighbours)
Tobi Ajisafe
9 months ago
My Grandma was always a loving, kind woman who was known for always being strong in her faith. But I also remember her as the woman who would feed me as a toddler, I remember she would even pray over the water we used to bathe with as children and I remember how every conversation we had was always a happy one, beginning and ending with joy.
Grandma was a kind, generous and sweet lady and she will always remain in my mind and my heart as a wonderful Grandma.
She will be missed dearly but I know she has carried on in peace and joy with God.
Siter Rosemary Saidu
9 months ago
Tribute to my wonderful and beloved Sister-Mummy Oziti Ajisafe.
To everything, there is a season and time to every purpose under the heaven. A time to be born and a time to die Eccl. 3:1-2. You were a woman of many attributes, a Christian that exhibited fragrance of goodness, epitome of kindness, embodiment of pure love, cheerful giver, and a caring mother. My beloved sister, you came, fought the fight and kept the faith. We met as sinners in the seventies but God graciously saved our undying souls in the eighties and together we served God in the Deeper Life Christian Ministry, Ilorin. Your passing came as a big blow to me and my family but we take solace in God who has taken you home. We miss you a lot and your memories will always be ever green in our hearts and minds. All your prayers and heart desires for your children and their wards will surely come to pass. You were a rare gem who lived a beautiful gracious life. Sleep on sweet and beloved sister.
From Pastor James, Sister Rosemary Saidu and Family. Deeper Life Bible Church, Lagos.
Enesi Anate
9 months ago
You were a loving, compassionate, and caring mother.
Your death has left a void which can not be replaced.
Though, you are no more, the memories I have of you will be forever cherished.
Miss you!!!
Enesi Anate.
Shaibu mark Ayodele
9 months ago
The entire entire shaibu jugujugu onsachi family mourn our own and head of the table Oziti,ozuka -obayin ,ozi je ogogo hoza ukoko,ozi Jesu,you have conquer death because you are going to live with Christ in Glory all of us with tears of pain and joy say goodbye mummy..from
Shaibu Adamu Andrew
Mrs.Suleiman Ono Mariam
Shaibu Adi Rose
Shaibu Ali Tunde
Shaibu Abibat Christina
Shaibu Musa
Shaibu Ayodele Mark
Shaibu Jimoh
Shaibu Ayishetu Emmanuelle.
In Loving Memories of a cherished mother,Devoted Christian, and a nurse with a Tender Nursing Care.
We stand together as families for upward of four decades still unshaken. Although our hearts heavy with grief, yet uplifted by the legacy of your Divine journey.
As we bid farewell to our beloved Mama Ajisafe, we pray fervently to the Lord to embrace her gentle Soul in eternal Peace.
How profound the loss of such a dear mother and grandmother, whose life was a beacon of unwavering Faith and Service to the Lord and Humanity.
Adieu dear Mrs Ajisafe. Rest in the glory of God, for your journey on Earth has truly been a reflection of His Grace.
Chief & Chief (Mrs) Gabriel Ayandokun Ayanleke
(Friends of the family).
Abayomi Biobaku
9 months ago
Mummy (Mrs Oziti Ajisafe) was an exceptional being, a beacon of love, gentleness, and uniqueness. She was the first nurse I ever knew and left an indelible print in my life with her kindness and generosity.
I remember her driving (white Datsun and later Yellow Toyota) me and Shina to Trinity Nursery and Primary School, GRA from Sawmill where we lived daily. And how she would pick us up from school to her place of work at the Police HQ Clinic and later the Civil Service Clinic in Ilorin before going home. Mummy’s compassion and dedication to others knew no bounds. She opened her home every Sunday evening for Deeper Life Fellowships, embodying the spirit of community and faith in the Sawmill area of Ilorin. I remember her frontage (Luku’s field) was where we played football in our early days in the area. Everyone in the Area knew her and her husband whom we called “Daddy” (great man RIP) for their gentle and wonderful demeanour.
I cannot forget the memories of her selflessness, especially when she packed provisions, including the cherished imported skimmed milk in plastics, for my first year at Offa Grammar School.
God bless you so much for all the love you gave, ma. Sleep well, Iya rere. Amin.
Rufai David Olatunde
9 months ago
Growing up in an environment with all shades of tribes in Nigeria yet lives harmoniously as one big fat family. Your house then was our play center. The space in your frontage was our ‘standard’ football field.
Mummy, you were kindhearted, calm and accommodating. As one of the very first Caregivers I grew up knowing, you’re one in a million. Despite your schedules and that of daddy, you had a very firm grip of your home.
I pray God accept your glorious return with peaceful rest.
Goodnight Iya Luku as the kids would always referred to you then.
To my brothers and sisters left behind, I pray God give you the heart to bear this irreplaceable loss. My condolences to the entire family.
Timothy Awoyomi
9 months ago
Mama, you were a mother to all. We shall miss you dearly. Aduho mama.
Amina Abdulsalami-ow
9 months ago
We celebrate the memory of our dear aunt and grand-aunt who left us with the significant heartache of losing one so cherished and so loved.
Mrs Oziti Adijatu Ajisafe was a respected senior matron before her retirement and most importantly, an incredible woman whose kindness and generosity was a light she shined on all who were lucky enough to know her.
For one who bore such stellar qualities and attained many remarkable achievements, our Aunty remained a humble woman who made her self available to all of her family.
We are deeply saddened by the loss of such a rare gem and pray that the Almighty God accepts her warmly into his abode and that her soul rests in perfect peace.
May God give us the strength to bear this loss.
Rakiya Anate
9 months ago
Aunty Oziti, we thank you so much for the love you showed us as children growing up without their mother.
you were special, your smile and laughter brightened up the darkest days and gave rays of hope.
You looked so fragile but you were a pillar of strength.
It has never been easy to say goodbye to someone whom we love dearly that has always been part of our lives.
This is not a good bye, for to live in the hearts of those who love us is not to have died.
May the heavens favour you our lovely aunt.
Nanahawau, Bashiru
& Rakiya (Anate)
Dr. Omoniyi Ibietan
9 months ago
I am saddened by the news of Mama’s transition, but I am also thankful to God that she passed away fulfilled as a decidedly dedicated Christian. So, she’s in a better place. I have fond memories of her love to all and her diverse community. As a Dele’s long-time friend and implicitly a member of the family, I share in this grief because I experienced the joy of rare motherhood expressions Mama shared to people beyond her biological children. I pray for the repose of her beautiful soul. May The Almighty God comfort my dear friend, Dele, his siblings and the entire family. Rest well, Mama.
Risikat Yusuf
9 months ago
Mama with her laughter, I can still hear it loud and clear, very accommodating and lively. Hmmmm she had lived her life well. May Almighty forgive her and rest her soul.
Adisatu
9 months ago
Hi my dear sister,
I remembered when I visited you at Ilorin the first time,you welcomed me into your arms.
Then your visit to London was great,we spent some wonderful times together,with you always reading your bible at all times
And we spending family times together .
You will be missed heavily.
My senior sis Ono likes to discuss how you girls were as growing up tanagers .
My youngest sis Aishat tells me of the way you welcomed her as well when she visited Ilorin.
My middle sis Ayiba tells me how you people spends wonderful times when you visit Lagos. How nice to touch every ones heart in a beautiful way.
You will be missed sister.
Sleep well in God’s arms sister
Shetu
9 months ago
Woman of God🙏🏼🥰Big sister and Mommy, May your beautiful soul rest in perfect peace. I thank God for the life well lived with great siblings, Children, grandchildren, Neighbors and Friends. I miss you 😢 much. May God comfort, heal our heart 💜. God bless y’all in Jesus name.Amen .One ❤️ keep us together
Mummy, the news of your sudden demise took us by a rude shock. Our believe is that you passed a happy woman, seeing the successes and accomplishments of your offsprings. Mummy may your gentle soul rest in perfect peace. Amen
My Grandma was the best grandma anyone could ever ask for. She taught me how to love God and others around me. She was extremely caring and loving with a very unique personality that I loved dearly. I will miss my Grandma a lot and will miss hearing her joyful voice over the phone. Whenever we would talk she would constantly pray for me and my siblings, uplift us and fill us with so much love and joy. I will forever cherish her words of adulation and will forever miss my Grandma. I love you Grandma.
May she rest in perfect peace.
Oluwatosin Ajisafe
Mummy was an inspiring soul,always there for all who came to her with their problems.Her home was open to everyone, and her hospitality made us feel important.
She was the most humble,compassionate understanding,family-oriented woman and one of the most beautiful soul one could ever meet.
I am going to miss you so much Mummy, may her soul rest in the blossom of our Lord Jesus Christ.
My beloved sister, the news of your death got to me as a shock. I can remember how you used to call me sweet names like, Ozemi, Ozuka, Ozioho…. l will always miss your kulikuli, Iru and melon you usually bring for me whenever you visit Lagos and your Prayers. I know whereever you are now, you are running, jumping, and leaving your best life while at the same time Protecting us. Continue to rest in bosom of the LORD.
TRIBUTE TO MAMA AJISAFE
In loving tribute to Mama Ajisafe, a mother whose legacy of love, compassion, and dedication to humanity will forever inspire and uplift those whose lives she touched. Mama emanated a radiant spirit of selflessness, never shrinking from the opportunity to extend a helping hand and offer unwavering support to those in need, irrespective of tribe, race, or religion.
Mama’s tireless efforts to build a better world for her children and for humanity as a whole serve as a testament to her unwavering commitment to the values of unity and togetherness. Her heart, overflowing with love and empathy, knew no boundaries and her actions were a living affirmation of the belief that we are all bound by a common thread of humanity.
A woman of deep faith, Mama was a shining example of piety and reverence, manifesting her devotion to the things of God through her acts of kindness and her steadfast dedication to serving Him faithfully until her final breath. Her faith infused every aspect of her life, guiding her with unwavering strength and inspiring others to embrace hope, resilience, and a sense of purpose.
In her nurturing embrace, she offered solace, guidance, and boundless love, shaping the lives of those around her with wisdom and tenderness. Her love knew no bounds, enveloping her family, friends, and all whom she encountered in a warm, comforting embrace that will forever linger in their hearts.
Though she may have departed from this earthly realm, the echoes of Mama Ajisafe’s love and devotion will reverberate eternally, reminding us to cherish each day, to extend kindness to others, and to hold steadfast to the values she so beautifully exemplified.
Mama, though you may never walk beside us, your spirit lives on in the hearts of those who hold you dear. Your legacy will forever inspire us to live our lives with compassion, grace, and an unwavering commitment to the betterment of humanity.
May your soul find eternal peace, knowing that your light will continue to shine brightly through the countless lives you have touched. Mama, you will be remembered, cherished, and honored for all time.
Adieu Mama!!!
I lost the head of the shaibu family it pains me of your death but my consultation is
that you have gone to rest with the Lord I have this full assurance . Good night my loving sister and mother .
A LIFE LIVED IN FAITH.
TRIBUTE TO MY MUM, OZITI ADIJATU AJISAFE.
Our Mum was a very strong woman who had so much love to give. She was extremely prayerful, God fearing and meant the world to us. We love her dearly and we are so grateful to God almighty for giving us the privilege to have shared many memories and moments with her..Mum has been a blessing to our lives and to the lives of her grandchildren.
Even though you are no longer here with us, we can still feel you guiding us. We remember Mum’s prayers and they have always followed us.
She loved us all and pointed us to her greatest treasure: Jesus Christ, the lamb of God who takes away sin of the world.
Your death has given us much pain, words are too short to express our agony and despair in our hearts, She will be missed dearly and deeply by us and even though her departure is painful, we know that she is in a better place and we thank God for that.
We thank God almighty for the beautiful life my Mum lived and for her impact. We love her dearly and we pray that she rests peacefully in the bossom of the Lord.
Mum died by faith, with dignity in Christ.
We have lost a praying mother, but we have not lost her prayers.
You will always be in our hearts, we love and miss you dearly.
May your soul rest in peace forever 🥺💔😥
In loving memory of a cherished mother,sister and dear friend. Your warmth, wisdom and love filled every corner of our lives. Though you may be physically gone but beautiful memory we shared will forever live in our hearts.
Rest peacefully, knowing you are deeply loved and profoundly missed
When I was with her she was very nice to me may her soul rest in perfect peace amen
Our beloved mummy i was first able to acquaint myself with you back in 1996 when you attended my husband and i”s wedding you were a kind and gentle soul may God continue to bless you in the herafter and let your soul rest in peace Ameen
What an inrreparabl lost, E yaaa. May your gentle soul rest in perfect peace. We love you mama. Mama I learn to be patience, tolerance from you which reflected through your voice especially when talking. Thank you Mama. Sunuu reee oooo
Aunty you left too soon. I thank God for the Christain life you lived. You were a very good and loving auntie. You loved my mom so much. You were dear to me. Your Christian virtue is evident of christ in you. You fought a good fight, you have finished your race and you kept the faith. Sun re o.
How time flies. In 1985, at sawmill,here in Ilorin. The wind of the gospel brought me to you and led you and the entire family to Christ. Since then, you passionately followed the Lord. In thick and thin, in the valley and desert, in life challenges,persecutions, and misunderstandings, you were focused on Jesus, your saviour. You lived a very simple life and did not bother anybody with demands except on how you would grow and be steadfast in the Lord. As you normally called me..”omo mi ema ma fi misile fun rami,” that is, don’t leave me to myself. You did not joke with reading of your bible and prayers. My four minutes, 22 seconds, last discussion with you at 12.17 pm on the 8th of February, 2024. You did tell me, omo mi ewa rimi bayi, that’s my son ,see the way ,I am now. Your voice shows that life was taking its turn on you. I encouraged you,prayed for you,and told you to stand firm and hold on even until the end of your life journey in order to meet your saviour whom you loved and served. Gladly, I heard about your last moments testimony as you were reading the book of Psalms, and in it, you said, Jesus, come and take me home, sure word ,heaven is your home, you were just a stranger here in this world, Jesus come and take me home, this was on your lips and then breathe your last with a glorious exit. Praise the Lord, you made it. In the sweet bye and bye, we shall meet on that beautiful shore.. Good night, mummy, till we meet at the feet of Christ. Your son and your father in the Lord. Pastor Joshua Oluremi Alabi
TRIBUTE :
So sad I have to put this down with heavy heart about my Small ‘Mummy’. I will forever cherish those moments I returned from Ghana as a boy and you had to take care of me. I will appreciate your meals then and instructions on my growing up. You were a wonderful Mummy. I love you but God Almighty loves you more and I Pray May you find a pleasant place in Aljanah.
The words of a Christian songwriter are very apt at a time like this. He said, “What is this life but a vapour? It vanishes away.”
Mama Ajisafe has played her part and gone to meet her Saviour. She will forever be remembered for her prayer life. Whenever she saw us going out, she would ask, “Where are you going?” Once the answer was given, she would say, “Ema pe o” (i.e. Don’t be long) and add a prayer, Jesu a ba yin lo o.(i.e. Jesus will go with you).
She was an evangelist to the core. She was always distributing Gospel tracts at the junction of Yusuf Ajisafe Close. At the end of every month, she would also distribute her church’s publication “Women Mirror ” free of charge. If for any reason the publication was rejected, she would still bring the next copy at the end of the following month! She was very interested in hospitality even when it was not convenient for her. Our children certainly will miss the God-inspired cognomen (oriki) that she had for them all, I.e “Omo mi, olori ire, (“My child,the favoured one “).
Rest in peace, Mama.
Olusola and Atinuke Jeminiwa (Neighbours)
My Grandma was always a loving, kind woman who was known for always being strong in her faith. But I also remember her as the woman who would feed me as a toddler, I remember she would even pray over the water we used to bathe with as children and I remember how every conversation we had was always a happy one, beginning and ending with joy.
Grandma was a kind, generous and sweet lady and she will always remain in my mind and my heart as a wonderful Grandma.
She will be missed dearly but I know she has carried on in peace and joy with God.
Tribute to my wonderful and beloved Sister-Mummy Oziti Ajisafe.
To everything, there is a season and time to every purpose under the heaven. A time to be born and a time to die Eccl. 3:1-2. You were a woman of many attributes, a Christian that exhibited fragrance of goodness, epitome of kindness, embodiment of pure love, cheerful giver, and a caring mother. My beloved sister, you came, fought the fight and kept the faith. We met as sinners in the seventies but God graciously saved our undying souls in the eighties and together we served God in the Deeper Life Christian Ministry, Ilorin. Your passing came as a big blow to me and my family but we take solace in God who has taken you home. We miss you a lot and your memories will always be ever green in our hearts and minds. All your prayers and heart desires for your children and their wards will surely come to pass. You were a rare gem who lived a beautiful gracious life. Sleep on sweet and beloved sister.
From Pastor James, Sister Rosemary Saidu and Family.
Deeper Life Bible Church, Lagos.
You were a loving, compassionate, and caring mother.
Your death has left a void which can not be replaced.
Though, you are no more, the memories I have of you will be forever cherished.
Miss you!!!
Enesi Anate.
The entire entire shaibu jugujugu onsachi family mourn our own and head of the table Oziti,ozuka -obayin ,ozi je ogogo hoza ukoko,ozi Jesu,you have conquer death because you are going to live with Christ in Glory all of us with tears of pain and joy say goodbye mummy..from
Shaibu Adamu Andrew
Mrs.Suleiman Ono Mariam
Shaibu Adi Rose
Shaibu Ali Tunde
Shaibu Abibat Christina
Shaibu Musa
Shaibu Ayodele Mark
Shaibu Jimoh
Shaibu Ayishetu Emmanuelle.
In Loving Memories of a cherished mother,Devoted Christian, and a nurse with a Tender Nursing Care.
We stand together as families for upward of four decades still unshaken. Although our hearts heavy with grief, yet uplifted by the legacy of your Divine journey.
As we bid farewell to our beloved Mama Ajisafe, we pray fervently to the Lord to embrace her gentle Soul in eternal Peace.
How profound the loss of such a dear mother and grandmother, whose life was a beacon of unwavering Faith and Service to the Lord and Humanity.
Adieu dear Mrs Ajisafe. Rest in the glory of God, for your journey on Earth has truly been a reflection of His Grace.
Chief & Chief (Mrs) Gabriel Ayandokun Ayanleke
(Friends of the family).
Mummy (Mrs Oziti Ajisafe) was an exceptional being, a beacon of love, gentleness, and uniqueness. She was the first nurse I ever knew and left an indelible print in my life with her kindness and generosity.
I remember her driving (white Datsun and later Yellow Toyota) me and Shina to Trinity Nursery and Primary School, GRA from Sawmill where we lived daily. And how she would pick us up from school to her place of work at the Police HQ Clinic and later the Civil Service Clinic in Ilorin before going home. Mummy’s compassion and dedication to others knew no bounds. She opened her home every Sunday evening for Deeper Life Fellowships, embodying the spirit of community and faith in the Sawmill area of Ilorin. I remember her frontage (Luku’s field) was where we played football in our early days in the area. Everyone in the Area knew her and her husband whom we called “Daddy” (great man RIP) for their gentle and wonderful demeanour.
I cannot forget the memories of her selflessness, especially when she packed provisions, including the cherished imported skimmed milk in plastics, for my first year at Offa Grammar School.
God bless you so much for all the love you gave, ma. Sleep well, Iya rere. Amin.
Growing up in an environment with all shades of tribes in Nigeria yet lives harmoniously as one big fat family. Your house then was our play center. The space in your frontage was our ‘standard’ football field.
Mummy, you were kindhearted, calm and accommodating. As one of the very first Caregivers I grew up knowing, you’re one in a million. Despite your schedules and that of daddy, you had a very firm grip of your home.
I pray God accept your glorious return with peaceful rest.
Goodnight Iya Luku as the kids would always referred to you then.
To my brothers and sisters left behind, I pray God give you the heart to bear this irreplaceable loss. My condolences to the entire family.
Mama, you were a mother to all. We shall miss you dearly. Aduho mama.
We celebrate the memory of our dear aunt and grand-aunt who left us with the significant heartache of losing one so cherished and so loved.
Mrs Oziti Adijatu Ajisafe was a respected senior matron before her retirement and most importantly, an incredible woman whose kindness and generosity was a light she shined on all who were lucky enough to know her.
For one who bore such stellar qualities and attained many remarkable achievements, our Aunty remained a humble woman who made her self available to all of her family.
We are deeply saddened by the loss of such a rare gem and pray that the Almighty God accepts her warmly into his abode and that her soul rests in perfect peace.
May God give us the strength to bear this loss.
Aunty Oziti, we thank you so much for the love you showed us as children growing up without their mother.
you were special, your smile and laughter brightened up the darkest days and gave rays of hope.
You looked so fragile but you were a pillar of strength.
It has never been easy to say goodbye to someone whom we love dearly that has always been part of our lives.
This is not a good bye, for to live in the hearts of those who love us is not to have died.
May the heavens favour you our lovely aunt.
Nanahawau, Bashiru
& Rakiya (Anate)
I am saddened by the news of Mama’s transition, but I am also thankful to God that she passed away fulfilled as a decidedly dedicated Christian. So, she’s in a better place. I have fond memories of her love to all and her diverse community. As a Dele’s long-time friend and implicitly a member of the family, I share in this grief because I experienced the joy of rare motherhood expressions Mama shared to people beyond her biological children. I pray for the repose of her beautiful soul. May The Almighty God comfort my dear friend, Dele, his siblings and the entire family. Rest well, Mama.
Mama with her laughter, I can still hear it loud and clear, very accommodating and lively. Hmmmm she had lived her life well. May Almighty forgive her and rest her soul.
Hi my dear sister,
I remembered when I visited you at Ilorin the first time,you welcomed me into your arms.
Then your visit to London was great,we spent some wonderful times together,with you always reading your bible at all times
And we spending family times together .
You will be missed heavily.
My senior sis Ono likes to discuss how you girls were as growing up tanagers .
My youngest sis Aishat tells me of the way you welcomed her as well when she visited Ilorin.
My middle sis Ayiba tells me how you people spends wonderful times when you visit Lagos. How nice to touch every ones heart in a beautiful way.
You will be missed sister.
Sleep well in God’s arms sister
Woman of God🙏🏼🥰Big sister and Mommy, May your beautiful soul rest in perfect peace. I thank God for the life well lived with great siblings, Children, grandchildren, Neighbors and Friends. I miss you 😢 much. May God comfort, heal our heart 💜. God bless y’all in Jesus name.Amen .One ❤️ keep us together