A Tale Tribute to the Living.

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         I Struggled with so much pains that I wished I got no heart to feel them. I tried crying at night but it was too sad, lonely and dark, so I said to myself..
'I will seek solace in the day. For I know I will not break down before people...'
 
  When the day eventually dawned, I faced everything with Smiles and boldness; so much that no one notice that I was too tired of being strong. How I wish they could see my desire for the night to come, so I can stop pretending. Oh! How I wished.
    That was the Stage I was, before I met Mrs. Mope (my former Boss). Aunty as I later hot used to calling her, never took me as an employee, aunty listed and cared for me as a younger Sister and a mother. She made me know that I could always find a family in hers and that everything would be fine one day.
  Aunty Mope's Life what is good, but she still works for herself. She raises her kids In a Godly Amazing way and also loves everyone, and worries about them too.
    I remember one time her brother-in-law came to her house for vacation. Aunty took great care of him as she would her own elder brother.
  Aunty's mother in law stays with Aunty's family, and they relate like mother and daughter. It in fact, will not be wrong to say she planted the seed of love for others in me.
       God bless you! the best boss, Sister, mother, Wife, Friend and daughter in law in the World. I love you so much for your trust of love.

Eoppa Clem, Dav, Uche and Gift already know how much I value them. Earl became a friend, a close brother, a confidante, a frienemy and an amazing boss and Partner. God bless you forever. I love and value you forever!
    I met some amazing women, who could pray down answers to prayers. I waited so long to meet you them all, and now that I have, i will press for you in secret.

  In searched of a way to fill the great hunger of the soul, I met the Suzhou Church. They are know for warfare prayers. I never knew I could ever be so loved and accepted like I was at Suzhou. Though the time was short, I thank God I met you. God bless you all.

   I Met Eoppa Kombe.
Eopa Kombe was instrumental in certain my growth in Christ . I said so many hurtful things and even hurt him in my course of learning, but I thank God for His grace on you. Thanks for being used to bless me in all turn.

I met Eoma Idy. She has been Sarcastically amazing. I wish I had met her earlier In life. Well I thank God I still did and I am eternally Grateful and love you.
   Thank you Mrs. Rach Dam. I am happy and proud to have known you. God bless you.

  My Amazing Eoni Charin, you are an answer to Prayers and I love you.
    Thanks so much The Best, My Amazing Holy Bible and bestfriend. We met in 2012, and from that day, we have been inseparable. I may not have another chance to say this, I love you my Most priced Possessions.

Ajussi Yinka, Selly, Ajumma Joyce, Ajussi bevere, Ajussi wommy, Eoppa Paul , Ajumma funke. And the Pressers Community World Wide, I love you all. May God Bless you all!

    (The Best for the Last)
Thank you Jesus for Your work on the Cross.
You were Crucified, died,and was buried For me.  Thanks for being the Best Companion when God raised you up in me.
You made me an Adopted Son.
I Will and I love you forever as you do I.
All I could afford was to believe!
I give you the 'Value' and Most 'valued', if it would Suffices.
I Grow daily as I live in You and You in Me. Thanks for This Life time.

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