Morohunfolu Ologunmeta

With deep respect and regret for the lost . What a lovely woman who’s friend to everyone. Sometimes I still this is a dream. She was a good woman . Mother .sister and a friend to everyone.

We will all miss you Jumoke Ologunmeta. May your soul rest in perfect peace.

From Oladotun ojo Jerry, my dearest sister olajumoke mororoun, hmmm, your death is just like a dream till now I still don’t believe that you are gone, I remember the time we shared together in those days , my beautiful olajumoke I will never forget the way you smile with ur gap teeth, and anytime you listen to King sunny Ade’s music you always dance, and the love you have for all the family, hmmm my sister olajumoke it’s too early for you to leave urs but God why, (masu loo laya olugbala tiobadele kio kilee) your death is a shock to me we love you but God love you more , you shall forever live in my heart.

Farewell, Olajumoke I never imagined that our last conversation in May would be the final one. It still feels surreal — the silence where your laughter once lived, the emptiness where your vibrant presence used to fill the room. No one calls me “auntie” like you did. No more early morning messages with NSPPD links. No more random check-ins that always left a smile on my face. Your departure came like a storm, sudden, unexpected, and deeply painful. It shook me to my core. Losing you has left a void that words can’t fill. Jumoke, you were light to so many. You were loved deeply, sincerely, and endlessly. I only wish I had told you that more often. Rest peacefully, my dear. You will forever be in my heart. Never forgotten. Always missed. Always loved. And know this, your precious Janet and her siblings will always be cared for. They are not alone. Your love for them lives on through us, and we will hold them close, just as you would have wanted. With all my love. Auntie Gloria AKA Akus’s mum Bedford

Jumoke mi wake up! Jumoke mi wake up!! Okonlawon the way you use to call me your one and only brother is calling on you to wake up,still like a dream can’t really believe you are gone to meet your creator. The Life you spend is full of good memories,you always put smile on you siblings faces,little did we know you are spending a shout time with us all. This is not what both of us discuss last December you came to Nigeria. So painful my beloved sister is no more to talk to me. Sleep on my belove sister till we meet and part no more, We are all tenant in this sinful world waiting for the our creator call. Egbon mi Jumoke sun re oooo Omo Edward Olu OJO sun re ooo Omo Esther Oluremi OJO sun re ooo Mama Dolapo sun re ooo Mama Lola sun re ooo Mama jibola sun re ooo Till we meet and part no more my beloved sister. It is well with your soul. Amen. Your one and only junior brother, Mr OJO OLANIYI OLUMUYIWA.

Lubna (Lulu) Folu, my sister. I have known you for a short while, but it seems long. You always call me ‘ your sister in law ‘. I always laugh when you used to share jokes about when you visit Nigeria saying how you chase all those ‘girls’ around your husband, and they were scared of you. Rest in peace, my sister. May perpetual light shine upon you. You will be dearly missed. Till we meet again.

My dearly beloved sister. Olajumoke Morohunfoluwa. You created a huge vacuum in my heart. I can’t imagined that you are dead. I’m still finding it difficult to believe. We discussed through out month of May and the first week in June. No signal was affirmed to me that you going to meet your creator. Well, I have no power to challenge God. All I know and thought about is that everything is known by the owner of your life. My prayer is that God should forgive all your sins and accept you into HIS HOLY PLACE IN THE KINGDOM OF GOD. It’s appointed for all of us to die. But none of us knows the time and season meant for us. I pray that, the meaningful period you spend for touching life and familes will accrue for you in HEAVEN IN THE PRECIOUS NAME OF JESUS CHRIST ❤️. I love you my darling sister, God loves you the most. Till we will meet at the RESURRECTION DAY,Jumoke, Biola and daddy and mummy should sleep in the right hand of Jesus Christ . Shalom.

It is well ! It Is well ! It is well ! How do I write this ,Sincerely I surrender to God’s perfect Will. Thank you Lord for the gift of Aunty Jumoke,Beloved Charming Sister, how do I begin to write about those beautiful memories from those tender Age till date, there were times we laughed, sang ,danced, argued, We cried the outings, gifts, and the Love shared these are now Memories we hold so dear in Our hearts. The love i had for you Sis is unfading, Am rest assured you re sleeping in the Lord. Rest on Till we meet on the Resurrection Mrn. Sun re o Egbon mi atata.

Sister Folu was my colleague at work, we talk, we eat together at our lunch break. She sometime look out for me and Sister iyabo . Sis Folu leave very close to work place but she will still wait for me after work. I lost my sister last year December Folu stood by me consoling me , she knows when I’m crying , haaa when I was going to Nigeria Folu was on the phone with me from the airport till i flew. She spoke to me in Nigeria, she came to my house when I got back . Sis folu we spoke on phone regarding your health and you told me God is in control, Sis Folu I will miss you

*A Heartfelt Tribute to Mrs. Olajumoke Morohunfolu Ologunmeta (Nee Ojo)* It is often said that words fail when hearts are full—and today, my heart is heavy with sorrow, yet full of gratitude for the life you lived. Mrs. Olajumoke Morohunfolu Ologunmeta, saying goodbye to you is one of the hardest things I’ve had to do. You were more than just a good person—you were a beacon of kindness, a rare soul who brought warmth, wisdom, and peace wherever you went. To me, and to so many others whose lives you touched, your presence was a blessing. Your life was a reflection of grace, compassion, and unwavering faith. You gave selflessly, loved deeply, and walked humbly. And though we grieve your passing, my consolation rests in the deep conviction that you lived a just and godly life. > “The memory of the righteous is a blessing.” — Proverbs 10:7 You leave behind a legacy that time cannot erase—a life filled with quiet strength, dignity, and goodness. While we mourn the loss of your earthly presence, we rejoice in the hope that you now rest in eternal peace, embraced by the love of the Almighty. > “Precious in the sight of the Lord is the death of His saints.” — Psalm 116:15 May the Lord in His infinite mercy grant your soul eternal rest, and may He comfort all those who feel this loss so deeply—your family, friends, and everyone who had the privilege of knowing you. May He surround them with peace and give them the fortitude to bear this great and irreparable loss. Rest well, Mrs. Olajumoke. You may be gone from our sight, but you will never be gone from our hearts.

Jumoke you never tell me you will go so soon, l don’t know how to explain what your demise means to me. I will continue to pray for you and the family you left behind. We meet to part and part to meet till we part no more. May God give you internal rest. Adeu. princess Tolani Oladosu (Mummy lbadan)

Aunty Jummy, h earing about your passing to glory really broke my heart. Your memory will always live on through the love and care you shared with us in the family. We never prepared to say goodbye but God made it so. Aunty Jummy, as I always call her remind me of her smile and open teeth and this reminds me of my father, his elder Sister and others in the family with same trait (open teeth). Your memories of good deeds will never be forgotten in our family. Sleep on aunty, till we meet at Jesus feet.

Our dear beautiful Jumoke is so sad you left your family and us so soon and the Lord knows why. We will continue to pray for you and we are going to miss you deeply.  May the good Lord receive you and you continue to rest peacefully, love you so much ❤️.

MY DEAR SISTER JUMMY,AS I CALLED YOU FROM AGBADO PRIMARY SCHOOL YEARS BACK TILL LAST YEAR,WHEN YOU CALLED ME TO CHECK UP ON ME TO INVITE ME FOR A PARTY.I DIDN’T KNOW THAT WAS GOING TO BE OUR LAST.WELL I CANT QUESTION GOD.BUT TO THANK HIM FOR YOUR LIFE AND OUR TIMES TOGETHER.I WILL MISS YOU MY SWEET OVBIYENOGHAN.I WILL MISS YOU SO DEARLY.HOW I WISH MY TEARS CAN RETURN YOU.JUMMY OVBIYENOGHAN OKHEDIAYE OTENOGHAN

Sister folu your death came as very rude shock to me,when you told me at work that you are not feeling well I did not give up but keep following you with prayers blc you are woman with a good heart who always wants to shear anything you have with me at work Sister folu am going to really missed your presence at work,Sister fly with the angels till we meet and part no more miss you sister Tina Williams

With deepth thought of consolidation l remember your cooperative attitude from your youth when given ‘collective task do at home or at farm ,you give encourage at the end we all laugh at the end. God loves you and so do l. From Michael o, Ojo, (1st cousin) Ilara,Ondo State Nigeria

I was deeply saddened to hear about your passing, my beloved aunt. Words failed me. Aunty Jummy, you will always be remembered for your kindness, warmth, and laughter, and the beautiful memories you created will live on in our hearts and those of the family. May your soul continue to rest in the Lord’s bosom till we meet to part no more.

Dearest Jummy it’s so surreal to accept that you’re gone. You will forever be in our hearts. Your sudden death shook up the entire St. Maria Goretti old girls community. Sleep on in the lord sis. Adieu Evelyn

Olajunoke my friend and my sister, it’s too painful to be true but God knows best.. You were such a peaceful person full of smiles and laughter.. You were one person I truly admred then in our secondary school, St. Maria Goretti, and when we all left secondary school we didn’t see each other again, but I kept on asking after you through your younger brother Niyi, who is my brothers close friend, hoping that some day we will meet again.. We will surely miss you.. Rest in peace my sister.. Adieu.

Ha! my JummyCoco… You left without saying goodbye! I still can’t believe you are gone. but I choose to celebrate your life and the memories we share. From our childhood days in Benin, the many Christmases spent in Igbara Oke to our time in OSUA and even as mothers, ah JummyCoco, words fail me! Thank you for being my friend, Sister, gist partner( I will miss our long talks over the phone).and for always having my back! You were kind, generous and selfless. Always eager to help. Thank you for loving us. We miss you my pretty gap-toothed Coz! Continue to rest my Darling and greet Daddy, Mummy & Biola for us. Sun re o… Abimbola Isaiah (Nee Olomu)

I was so deeply saddened to hear about the passing of Aunty. She was a truly wonderful person kind, warm, and always full of love. I know how much she meant to all of us, and I can only imagine the pain we are all going through right now. Please know that my thoughts and prayers are with you and the family during this incredibly difficult time. May her soul rest in peace. Amen

Writing this tribute is incredibly difficult, I do so with tears in my eyes and a broken heart. Jumoke my younger sister, you left us too soon. I held on to the hope that this was just another episode and that u would get better. There’s a special place filled with precious memories of you that will never fade away. Ur gist, ur promises, hmmmmm….. I cherish them deeply and always will. I miss you deeply. You will forever be my lovely sister. I will love you for eternity. May your gentle soul rest in the bosom of the lord till the resurrection morning we shall meet again my lovely sister.

Rest In Peace Jummy mi..

May her soul rest in perfect peace. Almighty God will forever look after the family and everything she left behind in Jesus name

Death hasn’t in anyway treated us well. You were full of life and enthusiasm when we last spoke, there wasn’t any iota of doubt that we won’t talk again. Boom! The shocking news of your death was the next news I heard. We won’t ask God why? But we keep asking that The Almighty grant your soul rest in His bossom. Sleep on dear sister.

I was deeply saddened to hear of Big Sis Jumoke’s passing. She was a kind and generous soul who showed our family so much love. I’ll always remember how she was the first to gift my dad a phone — a small act that meant so much. I wish I had known that when we saw her last November, it would be our final moment together. Her warmth and presence will be greatly missed. As her burial approaches, my thoughts and prayers are with you all. May her soul rest in perfect peace. With heartfelt sympathy, Omotolani Akintunde

I was both shocked and saddened to hear about this great loss, This is beyond difficult , well, I pray your soul continue to rest in the bossom of the Almighty God , My heart goes out to the kids and other family members behind as I send my heartfelt sympathy to you all at this hard time, Rest in Peace dear Sister, We love you but God loves you more 

It’s still unbelievable! Aunty Jumoke, a beautiful soul with a large heart. Ever so bubbly and full of life. It’s so hard to believe that you’re gone, just like that! You’ve left a huge vacuum in our lives and a huge pain in our hearts. But you also left your indelible marks on the sands of time, and enduring legacies of love, faith, good works, resilience and hard work. You’ll be sorely missed. We love you but God loves you most and He wanted you now. May He continue to comfort our hearts as you rest in His bossom. Rest well, iya ọkọ mi.

Each and every time I think about it, I still can’t believe it my aunt is no more. When I first heard the news, I couldn’t believe it. I just knew you couldn’t have left us like that. But when everyone kept saying it… I’ll never forget how we spent the holiday at your place those were some of the most beautiful memories I have of you, and I’m so glad we had that time together. Like they always say,  there’s always a life of the party  and that was you. Vibrant. Joyful. Jovial. Always happy. Always amazing. I remember how you always called and checked up on me and my sister over here always texting, always calling. There was even a time we talked for over an hour. Those little moments meant so much. Life is truly dear, and we have to cherish every moment. Now I know you’re resting in God’s bosom, with your Creator. Until we meet again, you will always and forever remain in my heart. You’ll never be forgotten. Love you always, Aunt Jumoke. Rest in God’s perfect peace. ️

Dear sister, it’s so difficult to believe that you have gone so soon, ha it is well,God knew than we do. Aunty Jumoke, your kindness, love compassion and generosity inspired us all. Though you’re no longer here,but your memories will continue in our heart. Your legacy will live on through the countless lives you have touched in the family. Sister may your soul rest in the bossom of the Lord Almighty

I fondly remember visiting Benin in my youth and staying at my great Uncle’s house. Daddy Nepa was what we called him back then. That was when I was blessed to meet my big cousin, Aunty Jumoke. What a kind, jovial, and very expeessive lady she was. She always fawned over us and fussed over everything we did. I will never forget your kindness and the conversations we had both then and subsequently as we grew older. She seemed so happy, so fulfilled with life, marriage and her beautiful children. Death is but a portal of separation and I know we shall meet those who died in righteousness again. I shall console myself with the fact that though you left too soon, you are forever in our hearts. Sun re o Aunty mi, till we meet at JESUS’ feet. A maa mo ra wa, a o yo mora wa. JESU lo maa je ALAGA wa. May GOD comfort your family on this painful loss.

Rest in peace jumoke. It’s well with ur soul. May Holy Spirit comfort all those you left behind. Keep resting champ.

*A Shining Light Has Gone Home* Still hard to believe you’re gone. You were more than a cousin. You were my sister, my aburo, my closest companion. The bond we shared was deep, real, and filled with memories I’ll forever treasure.  Always smiling, always calm, with a quiet warmth that made everyone feel at ease. You loved in your own true and steady way. Never loud, but always real.  Jumoke,your presence, your laughter, your light will surely be missed. You may be gone, but you’ll always live in my heart. Omo Apeyokun Omo Jigbowogun Nikiniki eukolo Omo Eleye se wuye wuye ati dori ogun Luji oijefon ye jaghoin!  Sun un re o,aburo mi.   Till we meet and part no more.   Tolu Igbojionu.

I could remember growing up together with you and your siblings in Benin-city, you were such a loving and caring being as taken from the lessons inherited from your late parents. With your parents there before you, I know you are going to get a soft landing. May thy good Lord guide you as you journey to the world beyond. Rest in perfect peace, Morohunfolu. God guidance will be on the children and families you left behind

IT WAS A RUDE SHOCK yet We thank God for a life well spent, we appreciate you and others for the role you played during our wedding which make me part of the OKE’s FAMILY. I Seize the opportunity to condole the entire family and all that you left behind to take solace. Rest on.. Goodnight! Obasanjo Ogundipe (Brother -in-law)

My sister,i cant still believe that you have gone so soon.you are my forever friend ,Abond so strong that neverends,your smile lights up my day,you are a blessing in every way.love you my lovely sister,more than words can say.

I find it so difficult to write down a tribute to you, jumobaby. Boss, like I always call you, life indeed ,is not always fair. You still had your whole life ahead of y o u. Always willing to share and care, The trembling and tremors of my hands are as vigorous as d deep pains and palpitations in my heart. This dat has happened, is a reminder that when God calls, we must respond. Jumobaby, continue to rest in His Bossom. Helen Michaels

*TRIBUTE TO OLAJUMOKE MOROHUNFOLU OLOGUNMETA.* *(NEE OJO).* I write with so much pain and a heavy heart these few lines about my primary school class mate popularly called Jumsky. I recalled with nostalgic memories of the times we had back in the days of our primary school in Benin City, St James’ Anglican School (Agbado Model Primary School) back in the late 80s , we were opportuned to have met and got to know each other as classmates. Life metamophosed us back together again after we left our primary school in 1985 and got reunited around 2015 through the social media.  We had so much to talk about the life we always dreamt of and how the journey wasn’t too smooth, but we gave God thanks for seeing us through difficult moments.  Jumsky, had so much passion for our group and contributed her quota meaningfully when financial needs arose.  She was a dedicated Christian and lived a fulfilled life despite her brief stint on Earth, to me heaven has gained.  Adieu my Jumsky… Till we all meet on that resurrection morning and never to part no more.  Penned by: Douglas Obamedo Woghiren.  ……………………  Ampsa President.

Dear Jumoke,  It is hard to accept that you are gone and that we will no more hear your contagious laughter. Your beautiful smile, charisma, unique features, and disposition even made you more beautiful and lovely. Ah! Jummy! This indeed is a very hard one to bear. You were always the lovely one, bubbling with life and vigor.  You reached out to all, gave of yourself and your finances whenever there was a call for support you heeded it.  You were there for all; the saying:  “All for one One for all” found expression in your selflessness.  Jumoke space will not suffice to pour out our hearts but we are comforted in the privilege of sharing precious time and space with you our dear sister and friend.  Rest on till we meet again.  Class of 91 St Maria Goretti Girls’ Grammar School, Benin City.

We were class mates from Ebenezer primary school,to Agbado . primary. We attended same secondary school as fate will have it. We talked after secondary Days till we lost contact . Joyful sister and friend you were,open minded. May almighty God keep the family left behind with a lot of love and fill irreplaceable vacuum you left behind dear sister. Aizehi Terry Jacobs Abu Set 91

My dear friend Olajumoke, the sad news of your passing came to me as a rude shock . It is with a heavy heart I pen down these words. Your sweet memories will continue to linger on. No one can question God. May your sweet and gentle soul continue to rest in the Lord Isoken OVIAWE

Dear Jumoke, the news of your demise came to me as a shock. As secondary school set mate we were not really close but I can still remember that rosey face of yours very well. We know that death is an inevitable end but we weren’t expecting this at all. May the Lord God comfort everyone you left behind. Farewell!

Words cannot truly capture the depth of her love for family and friends, the strength of her spirit is awesome. Jumoke lived a life that created impact in the life of many. Saw you last December little did I know it will be the last. Surely you’re resting in the bossom of the Lord. Till we meet to part no more. Adieu Jumoke.

As the days go by, reality stares me in the face that you are truly gone. I remember your warm smile an d hand wave back then in St Maria Goretti. We connected back years later and became closer. I remember your last call to me and all we talked about not knowing that will be the last. Jummy you will never be forgotten. Rest well my dear friend in the bossom of our lord.

In loving memory of our beloved sister, gone but never forgotten.May you find peace with your creator.We will cherish the memories we shared. Rest in peace sister.

My Tribute to Olajumoke Ologunmeta  We the family can’t believe that you’ve gone to rest Your passage is causing great sadness and void to us We still find it very difficult to believe you’ve gone  Well,we believe in God because God knows best time for everything  The home is empty that we never thought possible Olajumoke was the heart of the family  I will forever cherish the memories of our shared laughter,your caring,support and many ways she made our house a home,she was settled for making everyone feel loved and seen and her kindness touched so many lives  Jumoke did not waste words always in laughing mood  Jumoke spent great time in kitchen making different foods and pastries for the family and played Edo or King Sunny Addey music,we are missing that already  As our hearts are aching we find comfort in knowing she is at rest  Her memory will live in our hearts and her spirit will continue to inspire us Rest in perfect peace Jumoke till we meet again and depart no more  TOPE Ologunmeta  (Jumoke’s Husband)

I was heartbroken to hear of Jumoke Ologunmeta passing. She was a truly special woman, kind, gracious, and full of warmth. Her presence brought light into every room, and she will be deeply missed by all who had the privilege of knowing her. So sad to bear this loss, but we can’t question God. Please accept my sincere condolences. My thoughts are with you and your family during this incredibly difficult time. May you find comfort in the love that surrounds you and in the many beautiful memories you shared with her.

Rest in peace dear sister and friend. The sisters of St Maria Gorretti Girls’ Grammar School Benin City 1991 set sorely miss you. May God comfort all you left behind. May your soul find rest in the Lord’s bosom. It is well.

May the mighty Lord grant her eternal rest and comfort the children,husband and the family left behind,suu re Jumoke.

May God Almighty forgive her shortcomings and grant her eternal rest,Pray for the children comfort from God,the mighty Lord will console her husband in Jesus mighty name.

Wow just heard about your demise, l was really in shock, l pray to God to give your family the grace to bear the loss. Adiu sister God grant you eternal rest.