Adebola Oluwatoyin Balogun
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Adebola Oluwatoyin Balogun
The news of your death came like a thunderbolt to the entire OAUTHC Nursing community, a dark cloud overshadowing a bright Thursday. It struck at a time when advocacy for Nurses’ welfare and wellbeing is the anthem on every lip; when the message of self-care, mental resilience, and hope echoes through our halls. Debola Balogun… has it ended just like that?
Biography
Mrs. Adebola Oluwatoyin Balogun (née Adekola) was a devoted wife, loving mother, compassionate nurse, and faithful servant of God whose life was a testimony of excellence, humility, and unwavering dedication to humanity.
Born in Shomolu, Lagos State, Nigeria, on the 8th of December, 1980, to the esteemed Adekola family who hailed from Ede, Osun State, Adebola Oluwatoyin grew into a woman of grace, faith, and quiet strength. From her early years, she was marked by her gentle spirit, brilliance, and a deep desire to help others — a passion that led her to the noble profession of nursing.
She pursued her passion for nursing with purpose and distinction. Her professional journey began at the Osun State School of Nursing, Osogbo, where she qualified as a Registered Nurse (RN) in 2005. Her love for holistic care, especially for those struggling with mental and emotional challenges, led her to the School of Post Basic Psychiatric/Mental Health Nursing, Yaba, Lagos, where she obtained her Registered Psychiatric Nurse (RPN) certificate in 2012.
Eager to deepen her knowledge, she earned her Bachelor of Nursing Science (BNSc.) from the Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, in 2014. At the time of her passing, she was pursuing her Master of Science (MSc.) in Mental Health Nursing at the same university — a reflection of her thirst for learning and desire to contribute meaningfully to mental health advancement in Nigeria.
Her professional career was characterized by diligence, compassion, and steady progress. From her early service at Theo Hospital, Ketu, Cosmoderm Medical Centre, Falomo, Aanu Olu Hospital, Ede, and Procter and Gamble, Ibadan, to her many impactful years at the Obafemi Awolowo University Teaching Hospitals Complex (OAUTHC), Ile-Ife — where she rose through the ranks from Nursing Officer II to Assistant Chief Nursing Officer.
Mrs. Balogun distinguished herself as a committed and exceptional nurse. In recognition of her outstanding service, she received an Award of Excellence in Nursing Service from OAUTHC in 2018. She was also an active and respected member of the University Graduates of Nursing Science Association (UGONSA) and the National Association of Nigerian Nurses and Midwives (NANNM).
Mrs. Balogun combined professional excellence with a deep personal faith in God. She was a woman of prayer, humility, and kindness, whose gentle words and caring spirit touched countless lives — from her patients and colleagues to her friends and family. She believed in service to humanity as a divine calling and lived every day as a vessel of compassion and grace.
She was happily married and blessed with children who carry on her legacy of faith, diligence, and love. Her life was an inspiration, and her smile unforgettable.
After a fruitful and impactful life dedicated to God, family, and humanity, Mrs. Adebola Oluwatoyin Balogun transited to glory on Thursday, 23rd October 2025. Though her time on earth ended, her legacy of love, excellence, and service continues to live on in the hearts of all who knew her.
“Precious in the sight of the Lord is the death of His saints.” — Psalm 116:15
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November 4, 2025
Dear Adebola,
News of your death was shocking and to be honest, still hard to believe. Praying for God's strength upon your entire family. Rest well Nurse Bola
News of your death was shocking and to be honest, still hard to believe. Praying for God's strength upon your entire family. Rest well Nurse Bola
October 30, 2025
Dear Success Adebola, It is shocking and sad to hear about your demise. It’s never easy to say goodbye, especially to someone who impacts others with her genuine care and cheerfulness. I pray that the Lord will console the family left behind.
Rest in peace!
With deepest sympathy,
Rachael Owojori
Rest in peace!
With deepest sympathy,
Rachael Owojori
October 29, 2025
I knew you before I met you. Your husband will talk highly of you. Spoke to you first on phone and when we finally met, you were more sweeter than described. I remembered coming for a concert and came over to your house. I left with tubers of yam and other farm produce. Your status is always filled with uplifting words and scriptures for children. You remind me of my mom who was a CEM trained children teacher. I don't know what to say really. You left when I was just getting close to you. Everyone has been speaking of your kindness and good heart. It is well.
October 28, 2025
Your demise is still a great shock.
I am short of words even till now.
May your Soul rest in perfect peace Ma.
Still remembered how dutiful, cheerful and humble you were.
I'm quite short of words.
It's well
Rest on Ma
I am short of words even till now.
May your Soul rest in perfect peace Ma.
Still remembered how dutiful, cheerful and humble you were.
I'm quite short of words.
It's well
Rest on Ma
October 27, 2025
At this moment of grief our heart goes out to the family of the deceased
May her gentle soul rest in peace and may God comfort the entire family.
May her gentle soul rest in peace and may God comfort the entire family.
October 27, 2025
Oluwatoyin,
Journeying back to Lagos after your funeral is painful, this was not the plan at all. I experienced 1st hand how you touched so many lives.
You embodied resilience, perseverance, patience, grace, love unlimited and so much more.
You have been more than a cousin to me, we fought so many battles together as teenagers and young adults, never giving up always moving on, as grown adults we always compared notes.
Your legacy will sure supersede you. Dare will miss you, the girls will miss you, mama will miss you, Kemi and Dupe will miss you, the clan will miss you.
I hope you have finally found the peace you so much craved.
Rest in peace and keep resting in power my sister
Adebola Oluwatoyin omo Adekola sun ree o.
Journeying back to Lagos after your funeral is painful, this was not the plan at all. I experienced 1st hand how you touched so many lives.
You embodied resilience, perseverance, patience, grace, love unlimited and so much more.
You have been more than a cousin to me, we fought so many battles together as teenagers and young adults, never giving up always moving on, as grown adults we always compared notes.
Your legacy will sure supersede you. Dare will miss you, the girls will miss you, mama will miss you, Kemi and Dupe will miss you, the clan will miss you.
I hope you have finally found the peace you so much craved.
Rest in peace and keep resting in power my sister
Adebola Oluwatoyin omo Adekola sun ree o.
October 27, 2025
Tribute to Mrs Adebola Oluwatoyin Balogun(Member, Women Fellowship, Chapel of Grace, OAUTHC, Ile-Ife)
With hearts filled with deep sorrow yet gratitude to God for a life of impact, we pay tribute to our beloved Sister, Mrs. Adebola Balogun.The news of your sudden passing was heartbreaking and very shocking. Oh, death, where is your sting? Oh, grave, where is your victory? Our victory and hope are in Christ alone.
Mommy Berachiah, you were a Christian indeed. You served God passionately and dared to take a stand for God's truth. You prioritised the word of God, reading it through year in, year out.
A virtuous woman, you were a loving and dedicated pillar of support for your husband, children, siblings, parents and all who came your way.
You touched many lives through your quiet strength, kindness, and steadfast commitment to service. You were strong, spirit-filled, a prayer warrior and advocate of truth.
Your passion for nurturing young souls was evident in your active and devoted ministry in the Chapel Children’s Church, Bera bible club, Jesus Lamb family, CEM, among others.
You were a faithful and committed member of the women fellowship where you served with uncommon dedication and humility. Your contributions to the progress of the Unit were immeasurable. You gave generously, not only financially, but also through numerous farm produce donations, time, and godly counsel.
Your chosen profession was a platform you used maximally to care. Just a couple of months ago, you took the Women of Grace in a session on 'Mental Health' and you did it with every fibre in you.
You found it easy to empower the young with information and knowledge on issues that many shy away from: age appropriate Child sexuality talks that equip and prevent God's tender heritage from being preys of Child sexual abuse.
You were a very determined woman with a desire to keep improving yourself educationally and professionally. You were resilient in the face of life's challenges, including your academics.
You were an industrious woman, nurturing families with healthy products from Bera Farms, a vision you solidly supported through thick and thin.
As we reflect on your life, we are reminded of the words of Scripture: “The memory of the just is blessed” (Proverbs 10:7). Indeed, your memory remains a blessing to all who knew you .You were always willing to lend a helping hand, offer words of encouragement, and radiate warmth with your smile. Your legacy of service, kindness, and faith will continue to inspire us in the Women Fellowship and the entire Chapel of Grace family.
May your labor in all spheres of endeavour continue to thrive. May God's comfort and strength be with your husband, children, your dear mum, siblings, families, friends, colleagues, and church of God.
And may your soul find rest in the boundless mercy and peace of God.
Adieu, beloved Sister Adebola Balogun. We'll miss your presence sorely, till we meet to part no more
From the Women Fellowship,
Chapel of Grace, OAUTHC, Ile-Ife.
With hearts filled with deep sorrow yet gratitude to God for a life of impact, we pay tribute to our beloved Sister, Mrs. Adebola Balogun.The news of your sudden passing was heartbreaking and very shocking. Oh, death, where is your sting? Oh, grave, where is your victory? Our victory and hope are in Christ alone.
Mommy Berachiah, you were a Christian indeed. You served God passionately and dared to take a stand for God's truth. You prioritised the word of God, reading it through year in, year out.
A virtuous woman, you were a loving and dedicated pillar of support for your husband, children, siblings, parents and all who came your way.
You touched many lives through your quiet strength, kindness, and steadfast commitment to service. You were strong, spirit-filled, a prayer warrior and advocate of truth.
Your passion for nurturing young souls was evident in your active and devoted ministry in the Chapel Children’s Church, Bera bible club, Jesus Lamb family, CEM, among others.
You were a faithful and committed member of the women fellowship where you served with uncommon dedication and humility. Your contributions to the progress of the Unit were immeasurable. You gave generously, not only financially, but also through numerous farm produce donations, time, and godly counsel.
Your chosen profession was a platform you used maximally to care. Just a couple of months ago, you took the Women of Grace in a session on 'Mental Health' and you did it with every fibre in you.
You found it easy to empower the young with information and knowledge on issues that many shy away from: age appropriate Child sexuality talks that equip and prevent God's tender heritage from being preys of Child sexual abuse.
You were a very determined woman with a desire to keep improving yourself educationally and professionally. You were resilient in the face of life's challenges, including your academics.
You were an industrious woman, nurturing families with healthy products from Bera Farms, a vision you solidly supported through thick and thin.
As we reflect on your life, we are reminded of the words of Scripture: “The memory of the just is blessed” (Proverbs 10:7). Indeed, your memory remains a blessing to all who knew you .You were always willing to lend a helping hand, offer words of encouragement, and radiate warmth with your smile. Your legacy of service, kindness, and faith will continue to inspire us in the Women Fellowship and the entire Chapel of Grace family.
May your labor in all spheres of endeavour continue to thrive. May God's comfort and strength be with your husband, children, your dear mum, siblings, families, friends, colleagues, and church of God.
And may your soul find rest in the boundless mercy and peace of God.
Adieu, beloved Sister Adebola Balogun. We'll miss your presence sorely, till we meet to part no more
From the Women Fellowship,
Chapel of Grace, OAUTHC, Ile-Ife.
October 26, 2025
I woke up on Friday to a message from my sister, asking if I had Kemi or Dupe's contacts. I never reasoned anything, not until I saw a post on my sister's WhatsApp status. Few hours later, my sister announced your death on our family group.
Till date, I still can't accept it.
You encouraged me when you heard I was in Red Cross Society when I was in primary school. You taught me many Red Cross songs. You have been a wonderful soul.
I was supposed to see you when I came to Ife about a month ago but events didn't permit me.
Sister Bola, I pray the Lord comfort your mum, husband, children and siblings. And may the soul of the faithful departed rest in peace.
You have fought the good fight.
Till date, I still can't accept it.
You encouraged me when you heard I was in Red Cross Society when I was in primary school. You taught me many Red Cross songs. You have been a wonderful soul.
I was supposed to see you when I came to Ife about a month ago but events didn't permit me.
Sister Bola, I pray the Lord comfort your mum, husband, children and siblings. And may the soul of the faithful departed rest in peace.
You have fought the good fight.
October 26, 2025
May the good Lord comfort the husband, the children,the entire family members and the church of God in Jesus name amen. O digba o.
October 26, 2025
Aunty Bola the tribute written says all about you. I read the new with disbelief on Facebook, but who are we to question God. Keep resting ma. I hold the memory of our fellowship together in FBC Kosofe in the early 20s
October 26, 2025
Mrs Adebola Balogun. The news of your demise is shocking. You came you lived you saw you impact lives and left very soon. May Almighty God comfort the family left behind, grant all and sundry the fortitude to bear the irreparable loss. Adieu
October 26, 2025
Mrs. Adebola Balogun,
It is still so hard for me to accept that you are gone. You brought joy, laughter, and love into every moment we shared. I will forever cherish the way you called me “Uncle Akin” and playfully encouraged me to settle down. You cared for me deeply and made me feel valued. Your warmth, generosity, and bright spirit touched my life in a special way. Though your time was short, your memory will stay with me always. I thank God for you. Rest peacefully, Ma.
It is still so hard for me to accept that you are gone. You brought joy, laughter, and love into every moment we shared. I will forever cherish the way you called me “Uncle Akin” and playfully encouraged me to settle down. You cared for me deeply and made me feel valued. Your warmth, generosity, and bright spirit touched my life in a special way. Though your time was short, your memory will stay with me always. I thank God for you. Rest peacefully, Ma.
October 26, 2025
*A Tribute to Sister ADEBOLA (Nee ADEKOLA) Everywhere: Celebrating Selfless Love and Devotion*
Today I take a moment to honor the incredible women who have shaped lives, nurtured souls, and loved unconditionally. To all ADEBOLA figures, and motherly souls,
I celebrate Christ in you!
The Unseen Labor of Love
ADEBOLA, you are the unsung heroes of lives. Your tireless efforts, your sleepless nights, and your unwavering dedication to well-being often go unnoticed. I acknowledge the sacrifices you've made, the dreams you've put on hold, and the love you've poured into lives.
*Your love is a force that transforms, uplifts, and inspires. It's a love that heals wounds, calms fears, and gives us the courage to face the world. You've taught us to be strong, to be resilient, and to be kind. Your influence has shaped us into the people we are today.*
Impact Extends Far Beyond Family
Your impact extends far beyond the walls of homes. You've contributed to Jesus Churches, communities, workplaces, and our society as a whole. You've been role models, mentors, prayer warriors, Counselors and friends to countless individuals. Your generosity, empathy, and compassion have made a lasting difference in the lives of those around you.
I honor your strength, your wisdom, and your unwavering commitment to well-being.
Thank you for showing us what it means to love unconditionally, to forgive freely, and to live selflessly. Am grateful for you, I admire you, and well love you more than words can express.*
ADEBOLA!!!
I can see you're loved by God more pass what we can love;
OMOLUABI IN JESU
SUN RE O.
Today I take a moment to honor the incredible women who have shaped lives, nurtured souls, and loved unconditionally. To all ADEBOLA figures, and motherly souls,
I celebrate Christ in you!
The Unseen Labor of Love
ADEBOLA, you are the unsung heroes of lives. Your tireless efforts, your sleepless nights, and your unwavering dedication to well-being often go unnoticed. I acknowledge the sacrifices you've made, the dreams you've put on hold, and the love you've poured into lives.
*Your love is a force that transforms, uplifts, and inspires. It's a love that heals wounds, calms fears, and gives us the courage to face the world. You've taught us to be strong, to be resilient, and to be kind. Your influence has shaped us into the people we are today.*
Impact Extends Far Beyond Family
Your impact extends far beyond the walls of homes. You've contributed to Jesus Churches, communities, workplaces, and our society as a whole. You've been role models, mentors, prayer warriors, Counselors and friends to countless individuals. Your generosity, empathy, and compassion have made a lasting difference in the lives of those around you.
I honor your strength, your wisdom, and your unwavering commitment to well-being.
Thank you for showing us what it means to love unconditionally, to forgive freely, and to live selflessly. Am grateful for you, I admire you, and well love you more than words can express.*
ADEBOLA!!!
I can see you're loved by God more pass what we can love;
OMOLUABI IN JESU
SUN RE O.
October 26, 2025
A loss to us in this world but a gain to the heavens.
The news of your demise came as a shock to me who still chatted with you few days before. Internship days in mental health ward was remarkable. I felt and experienced your warmth and love aura.
Keep resting in God's Bossom ma'am!
The news of your demise came as a shock to me who still chatted with you few days before. Internship days in mental health ward was remarkable. I felt and experienced your warmth and love aura.
Keep resting in God's Bossom ma'am!
October 26, 2025
Madam, I still don't understand and I am still struggling to believe it is true. Your going means an end to several things in our lives; me, my family, Dare, your children. So I will no longer see you when I visit the ward. So our debates on different topics and issues are over. So that smile is now in the past. Adieu dear sister and friend.
October 26, 2025
It is with deep sorrow that I write this tribute in memory of you, Success. You were truly a beautiful soul whose laughter brightened every place you entered. From our nursing school days, I knew you as a devoted lover of Christ Jesus — kind, compassionate, and full of life.
You lived a life of love and peace, touching many with your gentleness and humility. You were resilient and gracious, and no one could ever say you caused them offence. When our paths crossed again at OAUTHC, you remained the same Success I had always known — dedicated, joyful, and steadfast in your faith.
The news of your passing came as a rude shock. It is still difficult to comprehend that you are no longer with us. Yet, we take solace in knowing that you lived a meaningful life, one rooted in love for God and for others.
May the Almighty God have mercy on your soul and grant you eternal rest. May He comfort your family, friends, and all who were blessed to know you. Your memory will continue to live on in our hearts.
You lived a life of love and peace, touching many with your gentleness and humility. You were resilient and gracious, and no one could ever say you caused them offence. When our paths crossed again at OAUTHC, you remained the same Success I had always known — dedicated, joyful, and steadfast in your faith.
The news of your passing came as a rude shock. It is still difficult to comprehend that you are no longer with us. Yet, we take solace in knowing that you lived a meaningful life, one rooted in love for God and for others.
May the Almighty God have mercy on your soul and grant you eternal rest. May He comfort your family, friends, and all who were blessed to know you. Your memory will continue to live on in our hearts.
October 26, 2025
Rest well Sister Bola Balogun we love you but God love you more
October 26, 2025
Tribute to Mrs. Adebola Balogun
It is with a heart full of gratitude to God, yet heavy with sorrow, that we pay tribute to a woman of rare grace and virtue — Mrs. Adebola Balogun.
Mrs. Balogun was more than a Children Teacher and mother; she was a shining light whose love, kindness, and godly character touched everyone who came her way. She lived a life of purpose, dedication, and service — always ready to lend a helping hand, offer a word of encouragement, and share a smile that could brighten even the darkest day.
Her commitment to excellence, her humility, and her unwavering faith in God remain a powerful testimony. She was a pillar of strength, a source of wisdom, and a vessel of peace.
Though her departure leaves a deep void, we take solace in the words of the Scripture:
> “Precious in the sight of the Lord is the death of His saints.” — Psalm 116:15
“To live is Christ, and to die is gain.” — Philippians 1:21
Mrs. Adebola Balogun has fought the good fight, she has finished the race, and she has kept the faith. Her memory will continue to live in our hearts, and her legacy of love and faith will continue to inspire generations to come.
Sleep on, beloved daughter of Zion, until we meet to part no more at the feet of our Lord Jesus Christ.
ADEWUSI'S
It is with a heart full of gratitude to God, yet heavy with sorrow, that we pay tribute to a woman of rare grace and virtue — Mrs. Adebola Balogun.
Mrs. Balogun was more than a Children Teacher and mother; she was a shining light whose love, kindness, and godly character touched everyone who came her way. She lived a life of purpose, dedication, and service — always ready to lend a helping hand, offer a word of encouragement, and share a smile that could brighten even the darkest day.
Her commitment to excellence, her humility, and her unwavering faith in God remain a powerful testimony. She was a pillar of strength, a source of wisdom, and a vessel of peace.
Though her departure leaves a deep void, we take solace in the words of the Scripture:
> “Precious in the sight of the Lord is the death of His saints.” — Psalm 116:15
“To live is Christ, and to die is gain.” — Philippians 1:21
Mrs. Adebola Balogun has fought the good fight, she has finished the race, and she has kept the faith. Her memory will continue to live in our hearts, and her legacy of love and faith will continue to inspire generations to come.
Sleep on, beloved daughter of Zion, until we meet to part no more at the feet of our Lord Jesus Christ.
ADEWUSI'S
October 26, 2025
Sis Balogun, your passing is a great loss and deeply felt by me.
Your insightful posts and teachings on mental health and Children’s teaching always inspiring and educational, touching many lives with wisdom and compassion. I fondly remember those days we spent discussing the Bible and the many issues of life — your words were always grounded in Scripture, full of grace, and led by faith.
Your contributions reflected a deep understanding of God’s Word and a genuine desire to help others live well, both spiritually and mentally. Though I know God knows best, your memory will forever remain in my heart.
May your gentle soul rest in Christ’s peace.
Caleb&Feyintola Ojo
Your insightful posts and teachings on mental health and Children’s teaching always inspiring and educational, touching many lives with wisdom and compassion. I fondly remember those days we spent discussing the Bible and the many issues of life — your words were always grounded in Scripture, full of grace, and led by faith.
Your contributions reflected a deep understanding of God’s Word and a genuine desire to help others live well, both spiritually and mentally. Though I know God knows best, your memory will forever remain in my heart.
May your gentle soul rest in Christ’s peace.
Caleb&Feyintola Ojo
October 26, 2025
May the good Lord keep the husband, children, and other relatives that you left behind.
October 26, 2025
Iya Balo as I call you. Your passing has been the rudest shock I've had in years. I sigh every now and then when I think of this. What could have gone wrong? You were such a virtuos woman excelling many of those with titles. Very supportive to you hubby and faithful to death.
I pray that your family will experience the depth of God's comfort and consolation at this time.
May the mercy of the LORD triumph over judgement! Amen!
I pray that your family will experience the depth of God's comfort and consolation at this time.
May the mercy of the LORD triumph over judgement! Amen!
October 26, 2025
Mrs Balogun, it's so painful to just realise you're not more. Each time you greet, it's always accompanying with a gorgeous smile. You don't joke with children Sunday school at all. Oh chapel of grace have lost a great soldier. You'll be dearly missed. How would your husband, my friend even cope with your demise, you loving children too. How I wish God can just do this miracle of returning you back to us. But we can't question him. May your soul rest in peace.
October 26, 2025
Rest in peace dear Debola.
I pray for God's comfort for your family .
I pray for God's comfort for your family .
October 26, 2025
Ah, it is well! I never saw this coming, sister Adebola MI owon. You left a vacuum on me. I couldn't still believe that you've gone. If still possible, God should resurrect you, please! My heart bleeds every time I remember our relationship, You're the first to tell me that, I wore a wedding gown and alas, it was so even when I've met my husband. You're very dedicated and committed with the things of God. You gave cheerfully, you encouraged the weary to strength, Ah, se oti ya tan niyen! Mrs. Balogun, Odaro, odigbose, odi arinako, odi oju ala....😭😭😭
Yours AtolaniJesu.
Yours AtolaniJesu.
October 26, 2025
I never knew you were bidding bye when you were praying for me few weeks in your voice notes, I keep listening to them even till today, I didn't know I will see you last on my mom's burial in June 2024. How i wish I can talk to you again, I believe God knows the best.
May God uphold the family you left behind with His right hand of righteousness, may your soul and the souls of other faithful departed through the mercy of our Lord Jesus christ rest in peace. Goodnight!
May God uphold the family you left behind with His right hand of righteousness, may your soul and the souls of other faithful departed through the mercy of our Lord Jesus christ rest in peace. Goodnight!
October 26, 2025
Mrs. Balogun (Aunty Bola)
To the woman who led me to Christ 🥹💔
Aunty Bola, why did you leave us so soon? I still can’t believe I won’t see you again.
You were more than a teacher to me you were a mother, a mentor, and a friend. I’ll never forget how you started calling me “my professional colleague” right from my Part 1 days. You always encouraged me, especially in my academics, and you never hesitated to send me materials to study particularly in my mental health course
You fondly called me my USA Nurse and anytime I called you Matron, you would quickly say, “No ooo! We are not running to be a matron, but to be a nurse with vision a nurse who will make impact.” Those words will forever stay with me.
I remember after my pre-council exam. I called you to rant about how scared I was. You simply replied, “Ma worry, you won’t fail. and truly, your words gave me peace.
You believed in me even when I doubted myself. You inspired me not just in nursing, but in my walk with God. I will forever cherish your words, your faith, and your love.
I will surely miss you, Aunty Bola 😫💔
Rest well, my teacher, my mentor, and the woman who led me to Christ.
Your legacy will live on in me. 🌹
Oladele Oluwadarasimi Gladys( Aunty D)
To the woman who led me to Christ 🥹💔
Aunty Bola, why did you leave us so soon? I still can’t believe I won’t see you again.
You were more than a teacher to me you were a mother, a mentor, and a friend. I’ll never forget how you started calling me “my professional colleague” right from my Part 1 days. You always encouraged me, especially in my academics, and you never hesitated to send me materials to study particularly in my mental health course
You fondly called me my USA Nurse and anytime I called you Matron, you would quickly say, “No ooo! We are not running to be a matron, but to be a nurse with vision a nurse who will make impact.” Those words will forever stay with me.
I remember after my pre-council exam. I called you to rant about how scared I was. You simply replied, “Ma worry, you won’t fail. and truly, your words gave me peace.
You believed in me even when I doubted myself. You inspired me not just in nursing, but in my walk with God. I will forever cherish your words, your faith, and your love.
I will surely miss you, Aunty Bola 😫💔
Rest well, my teacher, my mentor, and the woman who led me to Christ.
Your legacy will live on in me. 🌹
Oladele Oluwadarasimi Gladys( Aunty D)
October 26, 2025
Even from afar, you were the perfect example of the virtuous woman, standing by your hubby as a strong pillar of support, and raising godly children
(biological and otherwise). You impacted so many lives, especially children in COG. You helped to shape them in their formative years by impacting godly values into them. You were an exemplary teacher, who first did stuff before teaching them. Despite struggles on the financial front, your home was a near perfect example of what a Christian home should be. You dearly loved your hubby and kids, and lived to make them.happy. You will be sorely missed by all and sundry. RIP!
(biological and otherwise). You impacted so many lives, especially children in COG. You helped to shape them in their formative years by impacting godly values into them. You were an exemplary teacher, who first did stuff before teaching them. Despite struggles on the financial front, your home was a near perfect example of what a Christian home should be. You dearly loved your hubby and kids, and lived to make them.happy. You will be sorely missed by all and sundry. RIP!
October 26, 2025
Success as you are popularly called in Basic 2002 set. You are one of the lights that put to permanent flight the darkness that would have swallowed our entire set.
You are high-spirited individual whose lifestyle has encouraged many.
How can I forget a lady with smile on her face always. Of
How can I forget you!
Good night friend 😭
You are high-spirited individual whose lifestyle has encouraged many.
How can I forget a lady with smile on her face always. Of
How can I forget you!
Good night friend 😭
October 26, 2025
Mummy Balogun,
Thank you, thank you, thank you for living selflessly and for always sharing Joy , for going extra miles for people and for always celebrating with everyone around you.
The way you showed love to me and my family during our child birth, the visitations meant so much to me and I'm grateful I didn't keep it to myself.
Thank you ma for your many gifts, thank you for showing Christ likeness even when it wasn't easy for you.
Keep resting in the blossom of the Lord dear ma.
Opeyemi Ebiloma
Thank you, thank you, thank you for living selflessly and for always sharing Joy , for going extra miles for people and for always celebrating with everyone around you.
The way you showed love to me and my family during our child birth, the visitations meant so much to me and I'm grateful I didn't keep it to myself.
Thank you ma for your many gifts, thank you for showing Christ likeness even when it wasn't easy for you.
Keep resting in the blossom of the Lord dear ma.
Opeyemi Ebiloma
October 26, 2025
It was so sadden that you left me/us without any notifications..... You're such an amazing sister and friend, you always want to help and even forget yourself..... Success, your last ministration during our last August program is still trending and ringing in the air.... "The world is a stage" you came and played your own.... We will all leave one day. Good bye, it is very hard for me to say this..... 😭😭😭😭😭
October 26, 2025
Sis. Bola Balogun.
I'm short of words. Who will call me "my sister" as we fondly called each other again? It is with heavy heart and tears that I'm typing this piece. In ten years time if Jesus tarries, I can never think you will passed away like this.
It is well.
I kept thinking of you not knowing you will soon forever be gone.
It is well with my soul!
"My sister" is the hope-giver, an encouragement.
Did you hand over to anyone before you left us here?
I'm still trying to get out of this shock of indescribable.
I pray for sustainability to your husband and children that you left behind. May God Himself fill up the vacuum you have created in Jesus name, amen.
I'm short of words. Who will call me "my sister" as we fondly called each other again? It is with heavy heart and tears that I'm typing this piece. In ten years time if Jesus tarries, I can never think you will passed away like this.
It is well.
I kept thinking of you not knowing you will soon forever be gone.
It is well with my soul!
"My sister" is the hope-giver, an encouragement.
Did you hand over to anyone before you left us here?
I'm still trying to get out of this shock of indescribable.
I pray for sustainability to your husband and children that you left behind. May God Himself fill up the vacuum you have created in Jesus name, amen.
October 26, 2025
I still remember how we met when your husband anchored my 40th birthday celebration. Your presence, your calm support, and your radiant smile made that day even more special. Since then, our families have shared a beautiful bond. My wife often spoke so fondly of you. Your humility, your grace, and your gentle nature made everyone feel seen and valued.
It is hard to comprehend why such a beautiful soul had to leave so soon. But I take comfort in knowing that your memory will live on in your kindness, in the joy you spread, and in the hearts of everyone who knew you. Rest peacefully, dear sister.
You will be deeply missed but never forgotten.
It is hard to comprehend why such a beautiful soul had to leave so soon. But I take comfort in knowing that your memory will live on in your kindness, in the joy you spread, and in the hearts of everyone who knew you. Rest peacefully, dear sister.
You will be deeply missed but never forgotten.
October 26, 2025
My sake as i fondly call you.You have always been a strong person all along your demise came to me as a surprise but God knows all that happened to you on that dark Thursday morning. I will
My sake as i fondly callled you i have always believed you are a strong minded woman your demise on that
Thursday morning was a rude shock to me i will miss the farm products that you bring to me on regularly basis. All I can say is that God will take good care of your husband and the girls. Adieu
iya ewe world wide
My sake as i fondly callled you i have always believed you are a strong minded woman your demise on that
Thursday morning was a rude shock to me i will miss the farm products that you bring to me on regularly basis. All I can say is that God will take good care of your husband and the girls. Adieu
iya ewe world wide
October 26, 2025
TRIBUTE.
Adebola, it has been difficult for me to agree that I have not been dreaming since I heard about your demise.
You were a virtuous woman, a lover of God, her husband and children.
You did not play a small role in the sales of the product from BERA farm. Just last week, I remembered you when I wanted to use palm oil, I said to myself, -" let me use the palm oil I bought from Debola". Alas, it was the third day I heard of your death.
You did not take God's work with levity especially when it comes to children's work.
However, I know we will understand it better by and by.
Adebola, adieu, till we meet to part no more.
C Oyin Olutayo.
Chapel of Grace.
Adebola, it has been difficult for me to agree that I have not been dreaming since I heard about your demise.
You were a virtuous woman, a lover of God, her husband and children.
You did not play a small role in the sales of the product from BERA farm. Just last week, I remembered you when I wanted to use palm oil, I said to myself, -" let me use the palm oil I bought from Debola". Alas, it was the third day I heard of your death.
You did not take God's work with levity especially when it comes to children's work.
However, I know we will understand it better by and by.
Adebola, adieu, till we meet to part no more.
C Oyin Olutayo.
Chapel of Grace.
October 26, 2025
Adebola mi, my heart is heavy. It would have been some consolation if I could at least say, *a soldier goes home* — but you denied me even that comfort.
You fought so hard, gave so much, and yet… you shouldn’t have backed out now. Oluwatoyin, so you chose to forsake our company just like that? No more gist from the ward, no more laughter or teasing words.
You left me in a pain I can’t explain. If only you could come around, just once more, and tell me *why*.
How do I even say goodbye to a friendship of almost four decades — one you ended so abruptly?
You fought so hard, gave so much, and yet… you shouldn’t have backed out now. Oluwatoyin, so you chose to forsake our company just like that? No more gist from the ward, no more laughter or teasing words.
You left me in a pain I can’t explain. If only you could come around, just once more, and tell me *why*.
How do I even say goodbye to a friendship of almost four decades — one you ended so abruptly?
October 26, 2025
Debola. You left me dumbfounded. You lifted my daughter's spirit when she was down. I am forever grateful for that. You will forever be missed. Iny daughter's words " mummy Berachiah didn't do me well. Who can I talk to like the way she talks to me. She even calls me aunty. Oh I miss her so much." All I know is that death has been swallowed in victory. Rest on dear sister.
During our days in secondary school, we were both Red crossers. I knew you had a thing for caring for people. Attended inter House sports together to treat wounded students. Fond moments though, all gone now. Rest on
During our days in secondary school, we were both Red crossers. I knew you had a thing for caring for people. Attended inter House sports together to treat wounded students. Fond moments though, all gone now. Rest on
October 26, 2025
Adebola, this wasn't the plan, but we can't question. So sleep well, old friend. May God be with your children, husband and all you left behind.
October 26, 2025
May Almighty grant you eternal rest, Amen.
Your death is just too sudden to bear, but you have fought the battle and won..you have gone to rest with thy Almighty father.…
Rest on sis Nurse Bola
Your death is just too sudden to bear, but you have fought the battle and won..you have gone to rest with thy Almighty father.…
Rest on sis Nurse Bola
October 26, 2025
Condolence Tribute to Mrs. Adebola Balogun
From the Management and Team of Pounds Intercontinental Business
With heavy hearts and deep sympathy, the entire Pounds Intercontinental Business team extends our heartfelt condolences to the family of Mrs. Adebola Balogun, beloved wife of the Chief Operating Officer of Remote Agric Integrated Services Ltd.
Mrs. Balogun will always be remembered for her warmth, grace, and the quiet strength she brought to every life she touched. Her kindness and compassion left a lasting impression on those who had the privilege to know her.
In this difficult moment, we stand in solidarity with the Balogun family and the entire Remote Agric Integrated Services community. May the Lord grant her eternal rest and give the family the strength and comfort to bear this irreparable loss.
Our thoughts and prayers are with you all.
May her beautiful soul continue to rest in perfect peace.
With deepest sympathy,
Pounds Intercontinental Business Team
From the Management and Team of Pounds Intercontinental Business
With heavy hearts and deep sympathy, the entire Pounds Intercontinental Business team extends our heartfelt condolences to the family of Mrs. Adebola Balogun, beloved wife of the Chief Operating Officer of Remote Agric Integrated Services Ltd.
Mrs. Balogun will always be remembered for her warmth, grace, and the quiet strength she brought to every life she touched. Her kindness and compassion left a lasting impression on those who had the privilege to know her.
In this difficult moment, we stand in solidarity with the Balogun family and the entire Remote Agric Integrated Services community. May the Lord grant her eternal rest and give the family the strength and comfort to bear this irreparable loss.
Our thoughts and prayers are with you all.
May her beautiful soul continue to rest in perfect peace.
With deepest sympathy,
Pounds Intercontinental Business Team
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Service of songs:
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Chapel of Grace Auditorium, Obafemi Awolowo University Teaching Hospital, Ile-Ife, Osun State.
26 October 2025 Sunday 4pm prompt
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Chapel of Grace Auditorium, Obafemi Awolowo University Teaching Hospital, Ile-Ife, Osun State.
27 October 2025 Monday 10am prompt
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A Call to Compassion:-
In the wake of the passing of our beloved sister, we humbly invite friends, brethren, and associates to extend their love and support to the grieving family. Your prayers, presence, and benevolence are deeply appreciated during this time of sorrow.
Account for Support:
Name: BERACHIAH OREOFEOLUWA BALOGUN
Account Number: 6152790092
Bank: FIDELITY BANK
“Blessed are those who mourn, for they shall be comforted.” — Matthew 5:4
In the wake of the passing of our beloved sister, we humbly invite friends, brethren, and associates to extend their love and support to the grieving family. Your prayers, presence, and benevolence are deeply appreciated during this time of sorrow.
Account for Support:
Name: BERACHIAH OREOFEOLUWA BALOGUN
Account Number: 6152790092
Bank: FIDELITY BANK
“Blessed are those who mourn, for they shall be comforted.” — Matthew 5:4
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