TRIBUTES

TRIBUTE TO MUMA Hey Ma, Yes my Darling, Ehn my Love, ke maka umuaka, naeto na sophie, ke Maka Otse? These are words I will never hear again. They say the greatest pain in the world is that of labour, bringing a child into the world, Ha! That person must not have lost a Mother, the joy of holding

MY EVERGLOW They say people come and people go but this Particular Diamond is extra Special, like a lion you run chasing down all the meals and provisions for all that you hold dear.. A true Goddess you are...I think to myself how come things move on, how come you're not here, it feels like the end

Hello Mummy. It has been hard trying to write this to you. I've still been trying to gather myself and come to terms with the fact that I will never see you again on this earth. I knew you for what I could describe as a short time because I know it wasn't enough. I think of the plans we were makin

You were an epitome of motherhood, you loved like that was the only choice. You gave of yourself without holding back, your smile had the ability to light up the room. All the cliches we can come up with ring true in your case. You are and will always be a virtuos woman. You live on in our hearts as

My condolence message to the family of Late Mrs Ukelonu. It reads thus: I received with shock the news of the loss of your mother She was a quiet, gentle and hard working officer She used to pop into my office at Marina for legal advice anytime she requested for it She had an open mind and she was l

Nkiruka Chidinma Ukelonu, Mumsy, as I called her, was really a great woman. I met her for the first time in 2009, and since then she never failed to care for me like her own. She would call me Irabor, so sweeting that the name Irabor became my favourite though I never liked it. I remember her ta

A TRIBUTE TO Barr Mrs. Chidinma Ukelonu. You are a gift from God, one of a kind, so much beauty, grace, love and patience you possessed. You touched my heart and others in so many ways. You taught me love, patience and endurance. You always saw the good in me more than I saw it in myself. Y

COME WITH ME God saw you getting tired A cure was not to be. So he put his arms around you And whispered, "Come with me" With tearful eyes we watched you and saw you fade away. Although we loved you dearly We could not make you stay. A golden heart stopped beating Your tender hands at rest. God

Tribute to a wonderful woman( Mrs Chidinma Ukelonu) I met you in a spectacular way, you never knew who I was, but you took me in and treated me as your daughter and that led to a longlasting relationship with your family and mine.. You are beautiful in and out and I know the angels are happy with

Dearest Chichi, Life is such a mystery. Many times we cannot explain the ways of the Lord! If I could question his decision to take you at this time, I would! But he is God. His ways are not ours and we take solace knowing that you are surely in a better place. I wish you had stayed on to reap mor

My First love, My Best Friend, My Angel, My Darling Mother! I cannot believe that you’re no longer here with me, to laugh with me at silly jokes, to gist about everything and anything. Mummy, seeing your face everyday was the highlight of my day, and watching you smile made my joy full. Mummy, I was

Hi Ma how are you... thank you for being my mother. I love you so much, you are the greatest mother ever. Thank you for raising me, for protecting me, for always being there for me, for loving me with all your heart. You are the best mother a son could ever wish for. If I could choose all over agai

Madam, it was a shock to me when I heard the news but we all shall taste death. May God give the family the fortitude to bear the irreparable loss. Adiue Boss. BARR. M.M ALAWO-NLA- NGSA(legal unit)

Aunty Chi-Chi as I foundly called you, I came into the Ukelonu's family to meet you and I looked up to you to show me the best way to b a good wife as I was young and naive at the time. You thought me to be strong and courageous. Unfortunately we didn't stay together for long as you had to leave for

A TRIBUTE TO MOM (BARR. MRS NKIRUKA CHIDINMA UKELONU) She was the prettiest woman I have ever seen and her beauty flows inside-out; She was a father but had a heart of a mother and she was never tired of playing a dual role; She was a fighter and she always fought for the people sh

TRIBUTE TO BARR. NKIRUKA CHIDINMA UKELONU ( FROM THE CLASSMATES OF HOLY ROSARY SECONDARY SCHOOL, UMUAHIA. ) Chichi Nwabueze, (as she was popularly addressed in school) was our classmate, a friend and a sister. Despite being the third daughter of Late Dr. Nwabueze who was well known in Umuahia then,

I know you are chilling in heaven looking for ways to tell everybody especially Chi and Adaku to stop crying. You were too kind in this wicked world. You were a mother to me and to so many others that walked in through your front door and even through the back door. You left us too soon but you will

*Tribute to quintessential Chidinma* I met Chidinma years ago in the Federal Ministry of Justice Marina Lagos. She was a very young bride and she was indeed a breath of fresh air. She was extremely polite, respectful and humble…just a solid young woman. Fast forward a few years later she landed in

A Tribute to my friend, sister and colleague. We started work same time at the Federal Ministry of Justice in 1987, and we were posted to the same department of Civil Litigation. This brought us close, and soon we became friends. Since then, till your passage to glory, we remained friends ,despite