It was with a rude shock that I received the news of your death on that fateful morning when the news was shared on the Facebook  post of your friend, Mrs Adanze Ukoh.
When I saw a post concerning you that early morning, I was about liking your pictures but what I saw was too much for me to bear.
I may not have known you for too long but the few times our paths crossed were magical.
Last Christmas, when the Excos of Old Girls Association of OGSS paid a courtesy visit to your brother in his country home, you were ever present with your infectious smiles.
At other times we met at events, you were always the first to come for pleasantries exchange because you always looked out for everyone.
You were an epitome of beauty and a fashionista.
The glamour and elegance you oozed were epoch.
You were a woman that loved God and you gave your time to humanity and kingdom service.
I thank God that apart from our paths crossing, you were also close to the family by my cousin's marriage to your sister, Chioma.
What more can I say! You touched a lot of people and their good testimonies about you are everywhere. When the news of your death filleted out, your Timeline became a beehive of unprecedented eulogies.
Sleep became a luxury as I could not sleep for days due to the effect of the shock of the news of your demise.
Favour, you were just too beautiful to die! If tears could bring you back, we would have cried heaven a river! Alas! All is vanity and death is an inevitable end that comes when it comes.
Rest on nwamioma till we meet to part no more and may God grant your family the fortitude to bear this great loss.
 
Signed:
Ngozi Laura Okwara Nwosu