Tribute to my mother OTUNBA (MRS) MOJOYINOLA ASHABI SOFOWORA. (OTUN IYALAJE & OTUNBA YEYELORO OF AGO-IWOYE) as she was laid to rest on SATURDAY 17th NOVEMBER, 2012.
MY MOTHER
On Monday 13th August, 2012, Dimeji and I stood by your bedsid
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at LASUTH watching helplessly as you struggled not to leave us. We too
did not want you to leave us but it was totally beyond our power, the
one that is mightiest than all was ready to take you, to end the
struggle, the suffering and give you permanent peace.
The night before you went into coma, I was with you, around 8:30 pm you said you wanted to go and sleep and gave me two wrappers that I should cover you with the wrappers. I covered you with one and turned back to leave but you said I should also cover you with the second wrapper, jokingly I asked if you wanted two wrappers to sleep and you said yes. I didn't immediately know you were bidding Dimeji and myself goodbye and made me perform a final act on behalf of the two of us.
You lived a good life, a life of hard work, a life of achievements, a fulfilled life in all ramification.
You "rose" from a roadside cooked beans seller, to a school food vendor ( I was helping
The night before you went into coma, I was with you, around 8:30 pm you said you wanted to go and sleep and gave me two wrappers that I should cover you with the wrappers. I covered you with one and turned back to leave but you said I should also cover you with the second wrapper, jokingly I asked if you wanted two wrappers to sleep and you said yes. I didn't immediately know you were bidding Dimeji and myself goodbye and made me perform a final act on behalf of the two of us.
You lived a good life, a life of hard work, a life of achievements, a fulfilled life in all ramification.
You "rose" from a roadside cooked beans seller, to a school food vendor ( I was helping