
Bamidele Edu Oluwaramipada
4 February 1953 — 23 September 2026
Biografia
Service of Songs : October 15, 2026
Burial Service : October 17, 2026
We love you mum, but God loves you more.
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- — Testimony Ayoola Olumufunshere, collaboratore
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Linea della vita
- 4 February 1953 Nascita (Kano, Nigeria, NG)
- 23 September 2026 Partenza (Lagos, Nigeria, NG)
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Testimonianze
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A HEARTFELT TRIBUTE TO OUR BELOVED BIG MUMMY Today, we gather with heavy hearts to say goodbye to a woman who was deeply loved and greatly cherished — our beloved Big Mummy. Big Mummy was not just an aunt to us. She was a mother, a grandmother, a counsellor, a protector, and a pillar of the family. She had a special place in our hearts, and her love reached far beyond words. Her kindness, warmth, wisdom, and generosity made her someone we could always look up to. She cared deeply for her family and was always ready to give a word of encouragement, a helping hand, or simply her comforting presence. She had a way of making people feel at home and reminding us that family is one of life’s greatest blessings. It hurts to know that we will no longer hear her voice, see her smile, or share those precious moments with her. There are no words that can truly express the emptiness her departure has left behind. But even through our tears, we choose to be grateful. Grateful that God gave us the privilege of knowing her. Grateful for every memory, every lesson, every smile, and every moment we shared with her. Big Mummy, your journey on earth may have come to an end, but your love has not ended. You have left footprints in our hearts that time will never erase. Your legacy will live on in your children, grandchildren, nieces, nephews, and everyone whose life you touched. We will miss you more than words can say. We will remember you with love. We will speak of you with pride. And whenever we gather as a family, a part of us will always look for you. Rest peacefully, our beloved Big Mummy. Thank you for loving us. Thank you for caring for us. Thank you for being a blessing to our family. Until we meet again, may your beautiful soul rest in perfect peace. You will never be forgotten.
— Adebukola -
A Tribute to Our Beloved Big Mummy Today, we remember and celebrate a truly special woman whom we lovingly called Big Mummy. Big Mummy was more than just an aunt. She was a mother figure, a source of love, wisdom, strength, and comfort to many of us. Her presence brought warmth to the family, and her love was felt in the way she cared for, encouraged, and supported those around her. It is difficult to find the right words to express how much we will miss her. Her laughter, her kindness, her advice, and the beautiful memories she created with us will forever remain in our hearts. Although our hearts are filled with sadness, we are also grateful to God for the gift of her life and for allowing us to share precious moments with her. Big Mummy touched many lives, and her legacy of love will continue to live on through her family and everyone who knew her. Big Mummy, you may be gone from our sight, but you will never be gone from our hearts. We will continue to remember you with love, gratitude, and beautiful memories. Rest peacefully, our beloved Big Mummy. You were deeply loved, you will be greatly missed, and you will forever remain a precious part of our family
— Adebukola -
I was so shocked when I heard the news of your demise, I never knew the last time I checked on you will be last time I will see you. You always have a smile on your face and you were so kind. Rest on mummy.
— Adeola Adejuyigbe -
To my dearest big mummy , you were so much more than an aunt to us all —you were like a second mother / trusted mentor and the best aunt. Always trying every recipe from loads of cook books. A very generous and selfless woman. Your kindness, generosity, selflessness and strength you extended to everyone you came across. Your legacy of love will forever live in my heart." Rest peacefully in Gods blossom 🌸
— Oye (BOBO as she always calls me) -
Mere words can't express how shocked I was to hear the news of your demise, because I was waiting for your call after you were given your phone. You were more than an auntie to me. Big mummy could borrow to give anyone in need, such a kind hearted woman, prayerful too. The consolation is that you knew and served God and I believe you are with him now. Rest on auntie, we love you. ❤️
— Jumoke -
Mere words can't express how shocked I was to hear the news of your demise, because I was waiting for your call after you were given your phone. You were more than an auntie to me. Big mummy could borrow to give anyone in need, such a kind hearted woman, prayerful too. The consolation is that you knew and served God and I believe you are with him now. Rest on auntie, we love you. ❤️
— Jumoke -
You were a devoured Christian, a loving mother. A courageous woman. Rest in peace ma
— Jumoke Ogunro -
Dele, I didn't have an idea that your admission into Fed Med centre Ebute- meta was going to be the last lap of your journey of life. We started being friends living in the same neighbourhood in Surulere as young ladies. Our friendship developed when you were admitted in UI, Ibadan in 1973/74. But you later relocated to Unilag in Lagos to read Education. Dele you were such a lovely friend, a confidant, a friend indeed. We shared our experiences of life, supported and be there for each other as the situation demands. You have finished your course, you have run your race, I know the angels came to receive you. You were saying that you want to go home I didn't understand, I thought you wanted to be discharged to go back to Surulere. You called me on Wednesday, 23rd Sept, I didn't realize it was your last call to wish me good bye. Dele may d Lord grant you eternal rest in his bossom. You are be greatly missed.
— Mrs Dupe Adeosun. -
SISTER DELE OLUWARAMIPADA IS A GIVER TO A FAULT. SHE CAN GIVE EVERYTHING WITHOUT COUNTING THE COSTS TO THE NEEDIEST. SHE IS A CHRISTIAN TO THE CORE WE NEED MORE OF HER IN THE CHRISTENDOM. HER DEMISE IS A RUDE SHOCK MAY HER GENTLE SOUL REST IN PEACE AMEN
— Sister Christie -
I am deeply saddened by the passing of our dear mummy.She will be remembered for her kindness and warmth My thoughts are with the family.May her soul rest in peace.
— Mrs Akande -
May her sweet and beautiful soul rest in peace amen. She will be sorely missed by family and friends, always ready to help, advise, in any way she could. Had a great sense of humour and I have never known her to lose her temper! Iya Yomi, you fought the good fight and are now sitting at the right hand of your Maker whom you served with such zeal. We love you but Jesus loves you more. Rest in the bosom of our Lord Jesus Christ amen.
— Linda Shosilver -
Bigmummy, you were truly one of a kind.❤️ You had the biggest heart. You could give out your last ₦10,000 to help someone, even when you needed it yourself. You never thought twice about helping others. That was just who you were-selfless, loving, and caring. You were simply made different, and I feel blessed to have loved you and shared the same birthday with you. I will miss you so much, Bigmummy. Your kindness and love will always remain in my heart. Rest well, my birthday mate. I love you.❤️ Bola
— Bola -
Rest on Big Mummy
— Joshua
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