F U N E R A L P R G O R A M M E

A p p r e c i a t i o n

The Entire Families of Akesode, Aylesworth

and Oshinowo wishes to express our
profound gratitude for the love, care and
support shownto our family during this
period. We do sincerely appreciate your
presence in this occasion.
We also appreciate our families and friends
who couldn’t be here but sent their well
wishes in thoughts and in kind.
May you all be richly blessed and may
the Lord guide and protect you as you
return to your various destinations.
May God’s grace be sufficient for us all.
Amen

Thank you and God bless.

MRS.KAFAYAT MORENIKE
AYLWESWORT(LLB. BL.)
(NEE AKESODE) 1969 - 2023

3rd May, 2023

 METHODIST CHURCH NIGERIA
...in Diocese of Ereko

whom Obun Eko Circuit

Obun Eko Methodist Church

there’s
91 Enu Owa Street, (Oju Olobun Bus Stop), Idumota, Lagos.

no guile Order of Service of Songs

in Honour of

MRS. KAFAYAT MORENIKE

AYLWESWORTH(LLB. BL.)
(NEE AKESODE) 1969 - 2023

Wednesday 3rd May, 2023

Date:

Time: 5:00pm

Venue: Raddison Blue Hotel, Ijakadi Hall,

42/44, Isaac Jonn GRA, Ikeja, Lagos

The Very Rev. O. O. Iwa Mebude The Rt. Rev. J.O. ADEOGUN Ph.d
Circuit Presbyter/Minister in Charge Bishop, Dicoese of Ereko

KAFAYAT
1. Idakeje
2. Hymns 616
1: Fun awọn mimọ ti nwọn ti simi,
Ti nwọn f' igbagbọ jẹwọ Rẹ laiye,
Jesu, õkọ Rẹ l' ao mã yìn titi,
Alleluya!
2: 'Wọ l' Apata, Odi, Agbara wọn:
' Wọ ni Balogun wọn loju ijà;
' Wọ n' Imọlẹ wọn ninu okunkun.
Alleluya!
3: Awọn ọmọ-ogun Rẹ olõtọ,
' Ba le jà b' awọn mimọ igbãni;
Ki nwọn sì gbà ade wura bĩ nwọn!
Alleluya!
4: Idapọ mimọ t' o ní ibukun!
Awa njìjãkadì, nwọn ndán logo!
Ṣugbọn Tirẹ kannã ni gbogbo wa.
Alleluya!
5: 'Gbat' ijà ba gbona, ti ogun le,
A ngbọ orin iṣẹgun lokère, Igboiya a si de,
at' agbara.
Alleluya!
6: Òrùn oju-alẹ ndán ni samma;
Laipẹ, awọn olõtọ y'o simi;
Itura ti Paradise ladùn.
Alleluya!
7: Sa wõ! ọjọ ogo nla kan mbọwá:
Awọn mimọ y'o jinde n'nu ogo;
Ọba Ogo nkọja pẹl' ogun Rẹ.
Alleluya!
8: Lat' opin ilẹ, lat' opin okun,
L' ogunlọgọ nrọ wọ 'bodè ọrun,
Nwọn nyìn Baba, Ọmọ, ati Ẹmi Mimo
Alleluya!
1. Silence 3. Adura ati Adura Oluwa 3. Prayer and the Lord’s Prayer
2. Hymns 832 4. Orin YHMB 133 4. Hymn 215
1: FOR all the saints, who from their labours rest, 1: Ijà d' opin, ogun sì tán: 1: THE strife is o'er, the battle done;
Who thee by faith before the world confessed, Olugbala jagun-molu: Now is the Victor's triumph won;
Thy Name, O Jesus, be forever blest. Orin ayọ l' o mã kọ, Now be the song of praise begun:
Alleluia! Alleluya. Alleluia!
2: Thou wast their Rock, their Fortress and their Might; 2: Jesus lives! To im te throne
Thou, Lord, their Captain in the well fought fight; 2: Gbogbo ipá n' iku sì lò;
Ṣugbọn Krist' fun ogun rẹ̀ ká; High o’er heaven and earth is given
Thou, in the darkness drear, their one true Light.
Alleluia! Aiye! ẹ ho iho ayọ.̀ We may go were e is gone,
Alleluya. Live and reign wit Im in heaven.
3: O may thy soldiers, faithful, true, and bold, Hallelujah!
Fight as the saints who nobly fought of old, 3: Ọjọ mẹta nã ti kọja,
And win, with them the victor’s crown of gold. 3. The three sad days have quickly sped;
O jinde kuro n'nu oku;
Alleluia! He rises glorious from the dead;
Ẹ f' ogo fun Ọlọrun wa!
All glory to our risen Head:
4: O blest communion, fellowship divine! Alleluya.
Alleluia!
We feebly struggle, they in glory shine;
All are one in thee, for all are Thine. 4: O dá ẹw ̀ ọn ọrun egbé, 4. The powers of death have done their worst,
Alleluia! O ṣi 'lẹkun ọrun silẹ: But Christ their legions hath dispersed;
Ẹ korin iyin 'egun Rẹ;̀ Let shouts of holy joy outburst:
5: And when the strife is fierce, the warfare long, Alleluya. Alleluia!
Steals on the ear the distant triumph song,
And hearts are brave, again, and arms are strong.
5: Jesu, nipa iyà t' O jẹ, 5: Lord, by the stripes which wounded Thee,
Alleluia!
Gbà wa lọwọ oro iku, K' a le yè, From death's dread sting Thy servants free,
6: The golden evening brightens in the west; k' a si mã yin Ọ. That we may live and sing to Thee:
Soon, soon to faithful warriors comes their rest; Alleluya. Alleluia.
Sweet is the calm of paradise the blessed.
Alleluia! 5. Eko Kika Jobu 19 v23:27 5. Bible Reading Job 19 v23:27
7: But lo! there breaks a yet more glorious day;
6. Orin YMHB 134 6. HYMN 235
The saints triumphant rise in bright array;
The King of glory passes on his way.
1: Mo mọ̀ p' Oludande mi mbẹ, 1: KNOW that my Redeemer lives-
Alleluia!
Itunu nla l' eyi fun mi! O mbẹ, What joy the blest assurance gives!
Ẹni kú lẹẹkan rí, He lives, He lives, who once was dead;
8: From earth’s wide bounds, from ocean’s farthest coast,
O mbẹ, lailai Olori mi. He lives, my everlasting Head.
Through gates of pearl streams in the countless host,
And singing to Father, Son and Holy
Alleluia!
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2: O mbẹ, lati mã bukun mi,
O si mbẹbẹ fun mi loke;
mbẹ, lati ji mi n' 'boji,
Lati gbà mi là titi lai.
3: O mbẹ, Ọr̀ ẹ kòrikòsùn,
Ti y'o pa mi mọ de opin;
O mbẹ, emi o mã kọrin;
Woli, Alufa, Ọba mi.
4: O mbẹ, lati pèsè àyè,
'o si mu mi de 'bẹ layọ;
O mbẹ, ogo l' orukọ Rẹ;̀
Jesu, ọkannã titi lai.
5: O'mbẹ, mo bọ lọw' àniyàn;
O mbẹ, mo bọ lọwọ ewu;
A! ayọ t' ọrọ yi fun mi,
Mo mọ p' Oludande mi mbẹ.
7. ORIN YMHB - Egbegberun Aimoye
1. Nwon wo aso ala
Ogun awon t'a rapada
Nwon kun 'bi mole na
Ija won pelu ese
At'iku ti pari
E si 'lekun wura sile
Fun awon asegun.
2. Iro Halleluya won
L'o gb'aiye orun kan
Iro egbegberun Harpu
Ndun pe 'segun de tan
Ojo t'a s'eda aiye
T'a da oril'ede
Ayo nla pa 'banuje re
Ti a fun ni kikun.
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6. HYMN 235 contd.
2: He lives, to bless me with His love;
He lives, to plead for me above;
He lives, my hungry soul to feed;
He lives, to help in time of need.
3: He lives, and grants me daily breath;
He lives, and I shall conquer death;
He lives, my mansion to prepare;
He lives, to lead me safely there.
4: He lives, all glory to His name;
He lives, my Saviour, still the same;
What joy the blest assurance gives,
I know that my Redeemer lives!
7. HYMN 828 - TEN thousand times
ten thousand
1: TEN thousand times ten thousand
in sparkling raiment bright,
The armies of the ransomed saints
throng up the steeps of light;
'Tis finished, all is finished,
their fight with death and sin;
Fling open wide the golden gates,
and let the victors in.
2: What rush of alleluias
fills all the earth and sky!
What ringing of a thousand harps
bespeaks the triumph nigh!
O day, for which creation
and all its tribes were made;
O joy, for all its former woes
a thousand-fold repaid!
3. A! ayo t'a ko le so
L'eti bebe Kenaan
Idapo nla wo lo to yi
Ibi t'a ki pinya
Oju t'o kun f'ekun ri
Y'o tu mo'le ayo
Ki yio si alaini baba
Opo ki yio si mo.
4. Mu igbala nla Re wa
Od'agutan t'a pa
So 'ye awon ayanfe Re
Mu 'pa Re k'o joba
Wa, ife oril'ede
Da onde Re sile
Wa fi ami' leri Re han
Wa, Olugbala wa. Amin
8. Eko Kika - Ifihan 7:9-17
9. Orin YMHB 636
1: Mã sùn, olùfẹ, k' o sì mã simi;
Gb' ori le aiya Olugbala rẹ; A fẹ
ọ; ṣugbọn Jesu fẹ ọ jù Sun-re!
sun-re! sun-re!
2: Orun rẹ dùn bi ti ọmọ titun; O
kio jí mọ si lãlã on ẹkún: Isimi
tirẹ pé, o sì daju Sun-re! sun-re!
sun-re!
3: O then what raptured greetings
on Canaan's happy shore;
What knitting severed friendships up,
where partings are no more!
Then eyes with joy shall sparkle,
that brimmed with tears of late;
Orphans no longer fatherless,
nor widows desolate.
4: Bring near Thy great salvation,
Thou Lamb for sinners slain;
Fill up the roll of Thine elect,
Then take Thy power, and reign;
Appear, Desire of nations,
Thine exiles long for home;
Show in the heaven
Thy promised sign;
Thou Prince and Savior, come.
8. Eko Kika - Ifihan 7:9-17
9. HYMNS S.H. 104
Sleep on, beloved, sleep and take thy rest,
Lay down thy head upon thy Saviour's breast;
We love thee much, but Jesus loves thee best:
Good night! Good night! Good night!
Calm is thy slumber as an infant's sleep,
But thou shalt wake, no more to toil and weep;
Thine is a perfect rest, secure and deep:
Good night! Good night! Good night!
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3. Titi ojìji aiye y'o fò lọ; Titi On y'o fi kó ití 3. Until the shadows from this earth be cast, 1: Lai lọdọ Oluwa! 1: FOR ever with the Lord!
wọ̀ 'le; Titi okunkun y'o fi rekọja Sun- Until He gathers in His sheaves at last, Amin; bẹẹni k' o rí; Amen, so let it be:
Until the twilight gloom be overpast: Ajinde mbẹ n'nu ọr̀ ọ nã, Life from the dead is in that word,
re! sun-re! sun-re!
Good night! Good night! Good night! Iye ailopin ni. Tis immoratality.
Nihin ninu ara. Here in the body pent,
4. Titi ogo ajinde y'o fi tàn; Tit' awọn t' o 4, Until the Eastern glory decks the skies, Mo nṣako lọdọ Rẹ,̀ Absent from Him I roam,
kú n'nu Jesu y'o n'de T' On y'o tun wá, And they that sleep in Jesus shall arise; Alãle ni mo nsumọle Yet night pitch my moving tent
And He shall come, but not in lowly guise: Ni irìn ọjọ kan. A day's march near home.
kĩ ṣe ní irẹlẹ̀ Sun-re! sun-re! sun-re! Good night! Good night! Good night!
2: Ile Baba loke, 2: My Father's house on high,
5: Tit' ifẹ mimọ y'o ṣe ọ lẹwà, 'Wọ y'o mã 5. Until made beautiful by love divine, Ibugbe ẹmi mi,
Home of my soul, how near
Thou in the likeness of thy Lord shalt shine; Emi nfi oju igbagbọ
dán l' aworan Oluwa, On y'o sì mú ade At times to faith's foreseeing eye
And He shall bring that golden crown of thine: Wò bode wura rẹ!
wura rẹ wá Sun-re! sun-re! sun-re! Thy golden gates appear!
Good night! Good night! Good night! Ọkàn mi nfà pupọ
Ah! then my spirit faints
S' ilẹ nã ti mo fẹ,
6. Only "Good night," beloved, not farewell; Ibujoko awọn mimọ, To reach the land I love,
6: Sun-re, olufẹ fun 'gbà diẹ̀ ni! Laipẹ titi The bright inheritance of saints,
"A little while," and all His saints shall dwell Jerusalẹm t' ọrun.
awọn ẹni Tirẹ̀ Y'o mã gbe pọ ni irẹpọ̀ Jerusalem above.
In hallowed union indivisible:
mimọ Sun-re! sun-re! sun-re! Good night! Good night! Good night! 3: Lai lọdọ Oluwa!
Baba, b' Õ ba fẹ bẹẹ, 3: For ever with the Lord!
7. Until we meet again before His throne, Mú 'leri ọr̀ ọ õtọ nã Father , if 'tis Thy will,
7: Titi ao fi pade ni itẹ Rẹ,̀ T' ao sì wọ̀ wa
Clothed in the spotless robe He gives His own; Ṣẹ fun mi nihinyi. The promise of that faithful word
ni agbada funfun, Titi ao mọ̀ gẹgẹ b' a Until we know Him even as we are known: Duro li ọtun mi, Even here to me fulfill.
ti mọ̀ wa Sun-re! sun-re! sun-re! Good night! Good night! Good night! Nkì o sì ṣubu lai; Be Thou at my right hand,
Gbe mi ró, emi y'o duro; Then can I never fail;
Ngo jà, ngo si ṣẹgun. Uphold thou me, and I shall stand;
10. Adura Pataki fun Ebi ati Ore 10. Special prayer for families and Fight, and I must prevail.
Oloogbe friends 4: Gbà m' ba mọ̀ ara mí,
Ngo ti fẹ ọr̀ ẹ nã, 4: So when my latest breath
11. Eko Kika - Jaanu 14:1-3,27 11. Bible reading - Jon 14 v 1-3, 27 Ngo mã wi niwaju 'tẹ pe, Shall rend the veil in twin,
12. Eri nipa igbesi eye Oloogbe 12. Tribute Lai lọdọ Oluwa! By death I shall escape from death
Ọrọ ajinde nì, And life eternal gain.
Ihó-iṣẹgun nì, Knowing as I am known,
Tun wĩ, Lai lọdọ Oluwa! How shall I love that throne:
Amin; bẹni k' o rí.
For ever with the Lord!

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15. Orin YMHB 57 15. HYMN 607

1: Ọlọrun Bẹtẹl', Ẹniti 1: O GOD of Bethel, by Whose hand
O mbọ awọn Thy people still are fed,
Tirẹ, T' o mu awọn baba wa là Who through this weary pilgrimage
Ọjọ aiye wọn já. Hast all our fathers led.

2: A mu ẹjẹ at' ẹbẹ wa 2: Our vows, our prayers, we now present

Wá iwaju 'tẹ Rẹ; Before Thy throne of grace;
Ọlọrun awọn baba wa, God of our fathers, be the God
Mã jẹ Ọlọrun wa. Of their succeeding race.

3: Ninu idamu aiye yi, 3: Through each perplexing path of life

Mã tọju ipa wa; Our wandering footsteps guide;
Fun wa ni õnjẹ õjọ wa, Give us each day our daily bread,
At' aṣọ t' o yẹ wa. And raiment fit provide.

4: Nà ojiji 'yẹ Rẹ bò wa, 4: O spread Thy covering wings around

Tit' ajo wa o pin; Till all our wanderings cease,
Tit' ao de 'bugbe Baba wa And at our Father's loved abode
Pẹlu alafia. Our souls arrive in peace.

5: Iru ibukun bi eyi, 5: Such blessings from Thy gracious hand

L' a ntọrọ lọwọ Rẹ; Our humble prayers implore;
'Wọ y'o si jẹ Ọlọrun wa, And Thou shalt be our chosen God,
At' ipín wa lailai. And portion evermore.

16. Adura ati Ibukun 16. Benediction

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Biography
MRS. KAFAYAT MORENIKE
AYLWESWORT(LLB. BL.)
(NEE AKESODE)
MRS KAFAYAT MORENIKE
AYLESWORTH (NEE AKESODE)
was, born in Lagos Nigeria, 16
November 1969. She was the
eldest daughter of Late
Barrister Alade Ashimiyu
Akesode esq and Hon.
Justice(Mrs) Inumidun Enitan
Akande (Rtd) (Nee Oshinowo of
Ikorodu), former Chief Judge of
Lagos State.
She attended Methodist Girls
High School, Yaba where she
obtained her WAEC and
proceeded to obtain her degree
in Law ( LLB Honors.) at Lagos
State University Ojo Lagos
Nigeria. She obtained her ( B.
L.) from Nigerian Law School,
Victoria Island Lagos Nigeria.
She did her National Youth
Service Corps (NYSC ) at Mobil
Nig Limited, after which she was
retained in their legal
department as a Legal Counsel.
1969 - 2023
Kafayat later proceeded to obtain
her Masters degree in Law at the
Howard University in the United
States .
Kafayat married her heart-throb -
David Aylesworth - an American
of noble descent and we’re
blessed with two beautiful
daughters Ariel and Faith.
She continued to practice her
profession in the United States,
as a Lawyer and was also
successful entrepreneur until
she died.
She was family oriented and
very hardworking, which made
her successful in her legal
profession and other endeavors.
She is survived by her Husband,
her two Children, Mother,
Siblings, Cousins, In-laws and
Friends .
May her gentle soul rest in
perfect peace, Amen.
A Tribute to my Wife (Kafayat
Morenike Aylesworth). How do you
sum up almost 22 years of life with
Kafayat in a couple of paragraphs.
She was my wife, my love, the
mother of my children. My
companion, my biggest fan, my
biggest critic, who worried over me,
took care of me and the children.
She dedicated her life to making our
lives better. Finding her
unresponsive in our home has still
not set in my mind and heart. The
impact she had on our lives will
never be fully understood and
deeply missed. Her heart, her
energy, and her resources were all
focused on whatever she was doing.
She had two speeds 110 miles per
hour or dead stop. (Both in driving
and in her work life.)We came from
two different continents, two
different cultures, two different
social economic backgrounds and
still we loved each other. I praise
God, I have cried more since her
parting than I ever had to during our
marriage.  How can I explain what
she means to me.  Words fail,
actions fail but her love never failed.
- David Aylesworth
- Husband
Tributes
My mother has not stopped
fighting for me since I was born,
with me kicking and screaming the
entire way. When it was time for me
to start school, my mother made
sure that I got into the best school
in the area that would hopefully set
me up for the rest of my life. As I
moved on to grade school and
eventually West Point my mother
continued to fight tooth and nail to
keep me out of harm's way.
Consistently my mother has always
been there to help me accomplish
my latest challenge, whether it be
in school, sports or life in general.
My mom has spent hundreds of
sleepless nights researching for
what's best for me. Growing up my
mother would spend hours
learning new concepts in order to
explain them to me. My mother is
extremely selfless. Countless
times, she has spent many hours
staying up with me as I finish my
homework, sleeping after me, only
to wake in a few hours.  Many days
of grueling over minute details to
make sure that we are getting the
best. So, thank you mom. Thank
you for your infinite love, for your
support and for your indefinite
sacrifices. To conclude I want to
leave you with a bible verse
from Proverbs 31. verse 31 says,
“Honor her for all that her hands
have done and let her works
bring her praise at the city gate”
(Proverbs 31:31) I love you mom
by the grace of God, Faith and I
will bring your praise to the city
gate.
Ariel - Daughter.
My mother, Kafayat M.
Aylesworth has been one of
the most inspiring figures in my
life. Whenever I think of stories
of this, I think back to how my
mom made my prom dress
amidst the hecticness of me
studying for college entrance
exams and my highschool
finals. I remember practically
every afternoon after I would
come home from track
practice  my mom would have
another idea about how we
could mend it or spice the
dress up.  Then we would sit
down together and discuss the
changes and try them on the
dress. But as these sessions
would go on when we were not
speaking about the dress, my
mom and I would talk about
 Tributes
what I was doing in school or how
I could more effectively study for
my exams. In these moments my
mom would inspire me most,
even as she had what seemed to
be endless creativity, she would
make sure that I was keeping the
importance of my academics and
she would always encourage me
to strive for excellence in
everything no matter how busy I  Kafayat , omo dara odejo
am. Throughout my life, I will
keep this lesson with me, and I
hope that one day I can manage
things as well as my mom did.  ,What can I do , except to accept
Faith - Daughter
Kafayat, it is difficult to write this. I
am still reeling in great shock and
trauma at the news of your death
- I confess it has hit me hard.
You were my blood sister, we
shared memories, joys and pains.
So much of the journey of life we
were meant to have taken
together but which suddenly has
now become impossible and
impractical as a result of the
journey of life. I still have so much
I want to say to you, I never knew
we didn’t have time.
A lot to say about you but
unfortunately i am unable to still
imagine me writing about you in
past tense. As far as i know you
are still around us.
Egbon mi, Sister mi Kafayat
Morenike Akesode
Omo Onikoyi
Omo Eso
Eso to rogun , toyo sese
Omo osupa le tente, ani ko gun
Eni Owo e bato ko lo mu
ikoyi to gba ofa lehin
ojo lo se
iwaju ni won ti ngba ota
Omo Akesode ni inu igbo
ki eru ma ba awon ara ona.
As difficult as it is for me to bear
and take solace in Almighty God.
i take comfort from the beautiful
family you left behind and leave
you in the warm embrace of the
Lord.
May the Almighty forgive all your
sins and grant you eternal rest.
Rest in peace my sister, Surely ,
you were loved and will be
missed by all of us.
Sun re o!!! Egbon mi atata !!!! Sun
re o!!!!! -
Major General Samad
Akesode - Brother
Sister Kafayat had so much
energy. She was creative and
unrelenting with her goals. There
was never a dull moment with
her.
I never imagined she would
depart early, and I would now
have to think about and refer to
her in the past tense.
But one thing is sure, you will
never be forgotten. You shall be
seen in the eyes of your children,
in their gestures, through their
postures.
I know you are certainly in a
better place. ——Biola.- Sister
Tribute for Kafayat Morenike
Aylesworth
Gone but not forgotten, that’s
how the saying goes, but if only
you had stayed.
Stayed to laugh with us,
Stayed to cry with us,
Stayed to eat with us,
Stayed to drink with us,
Alas, to stay was not to be,
I never knew it would feel like this,
How can our story end like this?
I thought we had time; so much
time,
Until we meet again,
Rest in peace, my beautiful sister,
With love, Teju - Sister
Sis mehnn, can’t believe this is
happening and we r planning ur
funeral.. We would laugh and joke
regarding ur Dad/Big-Daddy
using big words, such as ‘
perfidious’, we would tease
eachother to no end, just to add
‘Perfidious’ to our Conversation. ..I
would forever cherish the
memories of us living together
and also going to school together
in ‘Maryland and Benin’.. Toni
Morrison said it best, “Something
that is loved is never lost”… Ur
forever Loved…GBAO!!! -
Femi Anjorin
Kafayat, Saying goodbye is tough
at the best of times but when the
departure is so abrupt it becomes
doubly so. Kafayat, you lived a
beautiful life and that is all that
matters. You loved and you were
loved !! Isn’t that what life is all
about at the end of the day? I will
never forget our childhood days,
those were very happy times;
spending holidays together,
partying , it was endless. I am
happy you left behind two lovely
daughters. Your dear husband, your
siblings, your dear Mum, your
cousins and the larger family will all
miss you. A wonderful sister and
cousin you were. I know you are in
a better place and I pray your dear
soul rests in perfect peace Hon.
Justice Latifat Folami (Nee
Kabiawu) -
Cousin
Kafayat, very difficult to pen down
words… when David called to
inform us of your passing, I thought
I was dreaming. I am still trying to
understand this because it makes
no sense but we cannot question
God. If we had a few more
moments we could remind each
other of our happy childhood times
together. God knows best and we
will cherish your memories. Dear
cousin, wishing you farewell in your
journey to eternity. May the love of
family and friends comfort all those
you have left behind. Rest in Peace
Kafayat and may your memory
continue to be a blessing-
Lolade Akanni (nee Kabiawu) -
Cousin
Dear Kafayat You left us so
suddenly, it sent a shock through
the family. We all cannot believe
you are gone. May your gentle soul
rest in peace. You will be missed by
all of us. Love always
Abiola (Cousin)
11. Goodbyes are often hard to say,
they hurt so very much. Though
you are not gone, you still remain,
in the minds, hearts, and lives you
have touched. May your soul
continue to rest in peace. Amin. -
Lanre Akesode
Gone too soon Sis Kaf, I'm still in
denial that you're gone. My last
memory of you was in Ilupeju when
I was much younger. I remember
looking up to you as a big sister. I
was hoping for an opportunity to
see you and build new memories
but God knows best. May God
grant the family the fortitude to
bear this great loss. Rest in peace
Sis! Azeezat Jinadu - Cousin
My Dearest Kafayat, I cannot
believe I am writing this about
You.What can I say? Is it your
about our Childhood together
where we formed a strong
bond? Or can I even begin to
talk about your
loyalty.,friendship and kindness
to me? I will miss Dearest. You
were fun but gentle, respectful
and dependable .You were a
gift ,forgiving. I miss You so!I
will never forget you my
Darling. I will always love you.
Fare thee well gentle soul. May
you find rest in the bosom of
the Lord Jesus Christ Amen.
Your egbon,
Sade Atoki -Cousin
11. Kafy my Dear Sister, Only
God Almighty knows why you
have left us so soon I will miss
your precious jokes and
laughter. May God give us all
the strength to bear your loss
God rest your Soul my dear, we
will all miss you so much. I pray
you are in a better place by
God’s special Grace .Amen -
Love From your
Sister Lauretta Halim -
Aregbe (Friend)
Kaf, I cannot believe you are
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