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With deep sadness, we announce the passing of Adeola, who was born on November 23rd 1973 and passed away on March 4th 2026 in Abuja, Nigeria.
Adeola will be remembered for kindness, generosity, and the quiet ability to bring people together. Family, friends, neighbours, and colleagues all experienced the warmth and sincerity that made time spent with Adeola meaningful.
Throughout life, Adeola built lasting connections and touched many lives through simple acts of care, encouragement, and friendship. Conversations, shared moments, and everyday gestures created memories that will remain with those who had the privilege of knowing Adeola .
Family meant a great deal to Adeola , and relationships were always nurtured with patience and devotion. Friends valued loyalty and sincerity, while colleagues appreciated dedication and a thoughtful approach to work and collaboration.
The passing of Adeola leaves a space that cannot be filled. Yet the memories, lessons, and moments shared will continue to live on in the hearts of those who were fortunate to know Adeola .
Adeola will be deeply missed and lovingly remembered.
Biography of Clementina Ademola Fakoya, Esq., NP
Biography of Clementina Ademola Fakoya, Esq., Notary Public
(23 November 1973 – 4 March 2026)
Clementina Adeola Fakoya, Esq., was a distinguished Nigerian legal practitioner whose life was defined by dedication to justice, professional excellence, and service to the legal profession.
She was born on 23 November 1973. She began her early education at St. Peter’s Clever School, Esure, Ijebu-Imushin, Ogun State. She later attended St. Anthony’s Grammar School, Esure, Ijebu-Imushin, where she completed her secondary education and built a strong academic foundation that shaped her interest in the legal profession.
Motivated by a deep passion for law and justice, Clementina proceeded to Ogun State University, Ago-Iwoye, Ogun State (now Olabisi Onabanjo University), where she obtained a Diploma in Law. She later gained admission to the University of Jos, Plateau State, where she earned her Bachelor of Laws (LL.B) degree. Thereafter, she attended the Nigerian Law School, Lagos Campus, where she obtained her Barrister-at-Law (B.L.) qualification and was subsequently called to the Nigerian Bar.
In further pursuit of academic and professional development, she obtained a Master’s degree (MBCL) from Bayero University, Kano (BUK), further strengthening her expertise in legal practice and scholarship.
Following her call to the Bar, she undertook her National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) with the law firm of O. E. B. Offiong & Co. in Kano State. Through dedication, competence, and professionalism, she distinguished herself within the firm and continued her professional journey there after her service year.
During her career, Clementina Fakoya demonstrated remarkable leadership and commitment to legal practice. She later opened and headed the Abuja office of the firm, where she played a significant role in expanding its presence and influence. Through years of diligent service and professional excellence, she rose to become the Senior Partner of C. A. Fakoya & Co.
In recognition of her integrity, competence, and standing in the legal profession, she was appointed a Notary Public of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, a position of great trust and responsibility in the authentication and certification of legal documents.
She was also an active and committed member of the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA), participating in professional activities that promoted the rule of law, ethical standards, and the advancement of the legal profession in Nigeria.
Clementina Adeola Fakoya, Esq., was widely respected for her integrity, diligence, and unwavering dedication to justice. She remained actively engaged in legal practice and professional service until her passing on 4 March 2026.
Her legacy lives on through her contributions to the legal profession, her leadership within the bar, and the inspiration she provided to younger members of the legal community. Her life stands as a testament to commitment, perseverance, and service to humanity through the law.
Celebrating the Exit of Barr. Adeola Fakoya
Celebrating the Exit of BARR. ADEOLA FAKOYA
Thursday, Mar 12 • 10:30 – 11:00 AM
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We your Siblings feel your Absent in our Mist as you leave us Earth
We pray 🙏 to Almighty God to continue to Shine his perpetual Light on you to 🕯️🕯️🕯️🕯️🕯️🕯️🕯️ and forgive you all your sin why Earth
Your Creator knows better why you leave us
May your gentle soul continue to rest in perfect peace Aunty mi Deola
The way you laugh at my Yoruba speaking is something I would never ever forget
I love you so so much my sweet Aunty
Rest in perfect peace🕊❤️
Thank you for your words of advice, thank you for those random cash gifts you blessed me with, most importantly thank you for loving my husband and by extension myself and our boys so dearly.
You fought hard and well, you stood strong in the storm.
I wish we had more time to spend together but I believe you are resting in the loving arms of your Heavenly Father. You will forever remain in my heart.
Dr(Mrs) Damilola Fakoya

It takes a lot to accept the demise of a loved one especially a special person and a mother figure.
The first person i knew as a mother on this planet, my big sister, my smily even in tough circumstances. You played the mother role so well, i never for once thought of not having one before.
Caring, Disciplined, loving genuinely, soft spoken, firm.
You are like water quenching every fire. Your love in giving, groaning and going the extra miles for others is amazing.
You laid the foundation for everything that has shaped my journey in life. Your voice and wise counsel. Your reference for God and people. Your courage to believe God and be bold against all odds distinguishes in all strata of professionalism.
You will challenge authority status with respect, boldness, firmness without compromise even in the face of fire.
You taught me not to be shameful of what is gainful ; knowing God for oneself and taking His Word literally by the leading of the Holy Spirit is gainful. Giving your tithe and offering, sowing seed and serving God is gainful.
How can I forget fasting and reading the bible. Just like Iya Mushen(Grandma) taught as well.
You did not accept laziness, mediocre, lackadaisical attitude, bully or waywardness from anyone that comes across your path especially the young ones.
Your kind of giving even when you have little is unmatched.
I thank God for the grace of you and I thank him for the life you have lived.
In your light, many has seen light and fulfilled their destiny in life.
I judge God righteous and faithful knowing you are resting in His bossom till we meet at the feet of Jesus on the ressurection day.
Your beloved Jesugbadebo David Fakoya

There are people who come into our lives as family, but there are rare ones whose love goes far beyond their role. To me, you were not just a sister MamaD, you were like a mother, a guide, a protector, and a pillar of strength.
From our childhood, you stood in the gap for me in ways only a mother would. I remember the little but powerful acts of love like preparing a bowl and of paint bucket of water for me my twin Brother and others bathe during water scarcity when we were young. At that time, they seemed like simple things, but today I realized they were expressions of deep care and responsibility.
Your presence in my life never faded as we grew older. When my admission into Law School was not forthcoming, you stood by me with encouragement and unwavering belief. When the opportunity finally came and we faced Law School together, you were there supporting, motivating, and pushing me forward.
And when the day of the Call to Bar came, it was a moment of pride we shared. You believed in my journey and celebrated my progress as if it were your own achievement.
You also encouraged me when it was time to establish the partnership office FAKOYA, FAKOYA & CO and build my legal career. Your words strengthened my confidence and gave me courage to step into the future. Your guidance helped shape the lawyer I have become today.
“Bambam Lawyer,” as you fondly call me, you have truly been like a mother to me from childhood until now. Your love, sacrifices, wisdom, and guidance will never be forgotten.
Today, as I reflect on your life and the role you played in mine, my heart is heavy. Your absence leaves a space that no one can truly fill. You were a sister, a mentor, and a mother figure all in one.
Though you may be gone from our sight, your impact will continue to live in our hearts and in the lives you touched.
Thank you for your love.
Thank you for your sacrifices.
Thank you for your guidance.
You will always remain in my heart.
Rest well, my dear sister.


- Fatoke Olukayode (Brother-in-law)
We are grateful to God for the gift of you even for the short while . Rest on beloved.
I personally still carry a mark on my forehead of our playful day at Santos.
We love you but God loves you more.
Sun re ooo, Ore.
Alas, I overrated life, believing your good/pleasant nature can surpass death. But I was dead wrong.
You have answered the call to the mother earth nature, one which we all will. Only your good works would/could remain immortal
Adieu Sister. Till our dry bones shall rise to meet Him in the sky at the Very Last Day!!!
Your One and Only Learned Colleague. A Dream Shared and Realized
Bolarinwa Osiyale
In the four years I had the privilege of working with Aunty Clem, she proved to be a remarkable lawyer, a trusted mentor, and a supportive colleague. She was warm, understanding, and always willing to help. Her advice and strategies at work were dependable, and many of us often relied on her guidance.
Aunty Clem also had a joyful spirit. She spoke with great excitement that easily spread happiness to those around her, and she was a very good dancer who brought life and energy wherever she was.
She will be greatly missed, but the kindness, wisdom, and joy she shared will always remain in our hearts.
Rest in The Bossom of Christ, Aunty Clem.
You treated us all with love and kindness and was always ready to correct in love.
You will be greatly missed Ma.
Your Dudu
Though you are no longer here with us, your love will forever live in my heart.
Rest peacefully, my dear sister. You will always be loved, deeply missed, and never forgotten. 🕊️💔

Your calls checking on my niece and nephew is a testimony of your kindness.
Rest on friend.
Ma sun ololufe ko si ma Simi. Gbori le Aya olugbala re.
Your kindness and compassion resonates with so many people
You were a friend and sister that I deeply love but God loves you more

My late parents placed her as d second to d last born in my family. My late parents, always wants her around them, till their demise.
Adeola, is also a great friend and sister to my husband, both calls each other, every other day, EGBON number 1 as she usually calls him.
Adeola, will be greatly missed. She played d role of d first born to my children with good advice with sweet coordination to them.
My last call to her that, Deola, pls, don't die on me oo & she promised me but didn't fulfilled. She left me without a goodbye to I & my family.
Adeola, is a very compassionate, friendly, supportive, kindhearted, generous, amazing & a great giver of God, always ready to sacrifice anything for you.
She's a precious gem that will be missed greatly.
An awesome aburo bi omo iya is gone.
Your exit is very painful to me but cannot question God. Rest in the perfect bossom.

Though she is gone from our sight, her legacy of compassion and excellence will continue to live in our hearts. May God grant her eternal rest and grant us the grace to cherish her beautiful memory. Rest peacefully, dear sister. 🙏🕊️
From Fakoya Anthony Olusanya

At 53, you left us too soon, but your love, laughter, and warmth stay with us forever. Your legacy of kindness, strength, and love lives on in our hearts. Rest in peace, sis.
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