
Victoria Vivian Bara-Hart

Magna Victoria Volatum Sumit
Obituary
With the deepest sense of the absoluteness of eternity and the wonder of life, we announce the passing of a firm daughter of God, Victoria Vivian Adenuwa Bara-Hart (née-Thompson).
Mother, Grandmother, friend, comforter, counselor and inspiration of too many great souls.
Born on the 6th of November 1944 in Lagos to Robert and Alice Thompson and delivered by the First Lord Mayor of Lagos, Dr. Abubakar Ibiyinka Olorun-Nimbe, she went on to have an impactful life starting with Queens College Lagos, the sister institution of King's College Lagos, where her father also studied. In her career, she worked in Public Relations with Shell, and went on to become Executive Director of GPLAN with the late Mobolaji Ajose-Adeogun. Beyond this, she was involved in maritime business with the late Admiral Godwin Ndubuisi Kanu at an international level and supported several other consultancies, as well as being an avid businesswoman.
She was married to the late Magnus Adango Bara-Hart and was mother to Alabota Lady Mina Sotonye-Banigo, Ms. Ibiere Bara-Hart, Mr. Magnus Adango Bara-Hart Jnr, Mrs. Dabota Ghumdia, Mr. Senibo Bara-Hart, Mr. Jonathan Bara-Hart and Mr. Victor Bara-Hart.
Victoria will be remembered as a woman of courage, character, and utmost and abiding love. Her warm and genial nature extended into the care of a great many people in too many ways to count. Her interactions stretched across society at every level from the humblest to the most stellar and she knew no limitations in terms of sacrifice and grace.
In her later years, challenged by arthritis she showed formidable strength up till the very end. And in her name, the Adenuwa Foundation for Arthritis and Elder Care is created.
Fly on great spirit, into the heavens made for those like you.
Love,
Senibo,
For your family
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Our loss is heavens gain. Vicky although you went to Queens. College. Yaba. Lagos & I went to Queens School. Ede we fudged a friendship & our church society ( The. Torch. Bearer ) to which we both belong made our friendship wax stronger together with the common friends we had Besides ( The Torch ) which is the main theme of our school song & our society’s anthem is continuously being passed on. You had a very large & beautiful heart & your life was full of lovely & historic memories You lived a well fulfilled life worthy of emulation
You loved unconditionally & stood firm for what you believe in You were dependable empathetic humble elegant soft spoken with beautiful gap teeth that shows when you smile. You were epitome of beauty inside out. You were a kind loving reliable & cheerful giver. Above all you were a dedicated child of God who served her God sincerely & diligently. We all miss you dearly our own dear VICKY I pray God Almighty grant you eternal rest uphold keep console & protect your children grandkids entire family & all you left behind. IJN Sun re. Sun re Sun re.
Across the bridge there is no more sorrow.
Across the bridge there is no more pain
The sun was shining across the river
We will never be unhappy again
Good night Vicky.
Mrs. Modupe. Oshin. Nee Odugbesan
It is still so difficult for me to accept that Vicky is truly gone. The thought that I will no longer see her, hear her voice, share conversations and laughter with her, or simply enjoy the warmth of her presence is incredibly painful. Her passing has left a void in my heart that words cannot adequately describe.
Vicky was a beautiful soul—gentle, kind, loving and caring. She had a warmth about her that made her special to everyone who had the privilege of knowing her. I feel truly blessed and grateful to have called her my friend and to have shared so many precious moments and memories with her. Those memories will remain with me always.
Although my heart is heavy, I take comfort in knowing that Vicky has gone to be with the Lord. I pray that her beautiful and gentle soul rests in perfect and eternal peace, and that the good Lord receives her into His loving arms.
May God comfort, strengthen and uphold the family and friends she has left behind. May He give us all the grace to bear this painful loss and the strength to cherish the wonderful memories she gave us.
Vicky, my dear friend, I love you and I will miss you more than words can say. You will forever hold a special place in my heart.
Continue to rest peacefully in the Lord until we meet again.
Chief Mrs. Biodun Aluko
She was the one Aunty I inherited from my Mum's Queens College Lagos girls. Such a kindred spirit — she was a sister to every single one of her QCOG '59–'63 mates, and they were sisters right back to her. She loved them deeply and genuinely, and they loved her exactly the same way.
When my Mum passed, Aunty Vicky was right there with us. She was carrying her own health struggles at the time, and she still stood with us, and she mourned her friend deeply.
Today, August 23rd, I saw a flyer and learned she'd been gone almost a month. I'm still stunned.
And I'm so sorry. I hadn't reached out in years, not since Mum passed. I keep wishing I could wind the clock back, and knowing I can't is hitting me hard.
It's true what they say — your death comes on an ordinary day. In the middle of unfinished plans, unanswered messages, dreams still in progress. The world keeps turning… but eternity begins.
So don't just live a little. Live for what lasts. Walk with God. Love deeply. Forgive quickly. Speak truth. Choose what honours Christ.
Rest in perfect peace, Aunty Vicky. May the Almighty comfort all of us, and especially her children and grandchildren.
Thank God for your life well spent for God and humanity and in our Society the Torch Bearer .
A woman of substance, disciplined, soft spoken and loving.
You have gone to rest in the bosom of your Heavenly Father.
Until the day of resurrection, rest peacefully in the living arms of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.
Sun re ooooo.
Snr Vicky was warm, kind and forever smiling. You feel comfortable in her presence.
May the angels welcome your home coming and smile on you as I believe that you have gone with the big, beautiful smile that we all know you with. Rest in eternal peace dear Senior Vicky

Sister Victoria Bara Hart was a very loving, warm, resilient and strong woman who loved the Lord and walked according to His ways.
She was an active member of The Torch Bearers Society of All Saints' Church Yaba.
She will be sorely missed by all of us .
My dear aunty, you have come, seen and conquered. You conquered sickness, pain, worries and finally death.
There awaits you a glorious crown by your maker.
Sleep on peacefully in the bosom of your Saviour till we meet again.
Adieu to a great woman.
From Barr Mrs Olukemi Osinowo. President, Torch Bearers Society.
Good night my sister and gallant soldier of the Most High God!
Good night my friend!
We shall indeed, meet again on the Resurrection morning, and part no more.
ADIEU!
Olori Lydia Adza Ajayi.
Rest peacefully with our good Lord.
Ever since you fell seriously ill, we have begged God to bless you with all you need to endure and overcome it all. He knows what is best for you so we can only thank Him for blessing us with yousuch a wonderful , beautiful and kind Aunt. Aunty Vic we appreciate your frequent visits to us in Ghana for almost all events held by our Thompson and allied families.




