To the Mother General
You were an inspiring soul when you were with us — the Mother General, the truest, dearest, more than a mother to most of us.
You were an inspiring soul when you were with us — the Mother General, the truest, dearest, more than a mother to most of us.
The Creator called her home — Mama's life was a life of sacrifice, and the fruit of that sacrifice is visible in every corner of this community she loved.
Mama, you were a pillar of strength and a beacon of love — a landlady who was more like family than a landlord should ever need to be.
Ezinne Margret Nwomeh was a devout Catholic whose faith was not merely a matter of Sunday attendance, but a living practice that shaped everything she did.
We, the entire people of Ozalla, under the auspices of Ozalla Development Union, mourn a woman who gave her life in service to this community and never once asked for recognition.
Today marks the end, yet a new beginning — as we now refer to you in the past tense, knowing that yours is a success story the world should not forget.