text: Apartment Porter Groundskeeper Make Ready Maintenance Job Description: AAA Apartment Staffing is looking for a highly skilled individuals to service Apartment Communities nationwide. We are looking for a Groundskeeper/Make Ready Tech for an apartment community. This position will entail doing the maintenance necessary to get the designated units ready for rental. Candidates should work well in a fast-paced environment with minimal supervision. General Responsibilities: • Electrical work • Plumbing repairs • Rough and finish carpentry • Full apartment painting • Appliance and furniture moving • Gutting and trashing out storage and apartment units • Completion of full vacant unit turn process General Requirements / Qualifications: • Previous apartment community maintenance experience preferred • General building and grounds maintenance • Knowledge painting, drywall, plumbing & electrical repairs • A/C Certified Type I-II or Universal preferred • Must have a positive attitude / good customer service • Must have own tools • Highly motivated and team-oriented Required Experience: • Apartment Groundskeeping and Light Maintenance: 1 year Required license or certification: • Must have valid drivers license • Own transportation • Must be able to pass drug screen and criminal background check AAA Apartment Staffing is seeking qualified candidates in: (including surrounding areas) Affton, Missouri Arnold, Missouri Ballwin, Missouri Belton, Missouri Blue Springs, Missouri Bridgeton, Missouri Cape Girardeau, Missouri Chesterfield, Missouri Clayton, Missouri Columbia, Missouri Concord, Missouri Creve Coeur, Missouri Farmington, Missouri Ferguson, Missouri Florissant, Missouri Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri Gladstone, Missouri Grandview, Missouri Hannibal, Missouri Hazlewood, Missouri Independence, Missouri Jefferson City, Missouri Joplin, Missouri Kansas City, Missouri Kirksville, Missouri Kirkwood, Missouri Lake St. Louis, Missouri Lee's Summit, Missouri Lemay, Missouri Liberty, Missouri Manchester, Missouri Maryland Heights, Missouri Mehlville, Missouri Nixa, Missouri Oakville, Missouri O'Fallon, Missouri Old Jamestown, Missouri Overland, Missouri Ozark, Missouri Popular Bluff, Missouri Raymore, Missouri Raytown, Missouri Republic, Missouri Rolla, Missouri Sedalia, Missouri Sikeston, Missouri Spanish Lake, Missouri Springfield, Missouri St. Charles, Missouri St. Joseph, Missouri St. Louis, Missouri St. Peters, Missouri University City, Missouri Warrensburg, Missouri Webster Groves, Missouri Wentzville, Missouri Wildwood, Missouri


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You are in for a rare treat when you schedule a complimentary consultation with Clearview Family Chiropractic; you will actually sit down for a consultation with Dr Doug.
At Clearview Family Chiro, a consultation is a conversation, not an examination and certainly not a high-pressure sales pitch which is common in the Chiropractic profession.
When you visit you office, two important things will happen:
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- You will get to know Clearview Family Chiropractic, and how we may be able to help you achieve better health.
We will provide you with an overview of Chiropractic, and then explain how our focus on structural correction is quite different than traditional chiropractic. Most importantly, we will determine if this can be the solution you've been searching for to help you achieve optimal health:
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Once again, there is no charge for our consultations, and there will be no high-pressure sales gimmicks. They cramp our style.

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Ryan Gosling in GUCCI
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Sir Tom Ford himself
Have you ever thought of how A white sneakers would look with a brown Chinos and Olive green Coat? In theory it might not be a good idea, but Damn! Mr Wilson makes it look effortless and cool. A good take at how to style your urban street look in the upcoming Autumn, indeed.
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Aside from killer style and edgy look, Peter McDonald has such a fascinating story behind his instagram username. I was intrigued and couldn't wait to hear where it came from.
If you live in Melbourne, or any other city that public transportation is part of our daily life and daily commute, you must know how it feels to spot someone attractive across the platform or inside the train across a few seats from you. That's where the "train boyfriend" came from. Essentially, in that few minutes or few hours, they are your train boyfriend/girlfriend, although you both are complete strangers but we all have that type of fantasy one or twice, right?
I swear next time i spot somebody attractive in the train i'm gonna go to them introduce myself and make them officially mine. lol. Jokes.
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So I have been coming here off and on for the last two years, as I dabble more and more with mysql and other databases. I have to say that my reservations mainly stem form the fact that I find it a little silly to be joining a database forum.
However, I have found lately that I highly enjoy using and operating databases. Getting some sort of bizzare enjoyment from managing data. It's fun, okay?
So with a little more thoght, I decided to join the forums. After all, what better way to learn and grow than by joining a community.
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McAlister's Deli Announces Grand Prize Winner of Its Big Easy Experience
- Fast Casual Chain Treats Texas Tea Freak to All-Inclusive Trip to New Orleans -
Mar 19, 2013, 09:00 ET from McAlister's Deli
ALPHARETTA, Ga., March 19, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- McAlister's Deli™, a leading fast casual restaurant, announced today the Grand Prize winner of its Big Easy Experience promotion. Melanie Hoffman, Grapevine, Tex., won an all-inclusive trip to New Orleans and dinner with McAlister's Executive Chef David Groll.
(Logo: http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20120504/MM01699LOGO )
"The Big Easy Experience was a great way to promote our new Cajun Shrimp menu and give one lucky fan the chance to enjoy some Cajun-style fun in New Orleans," said McAlister's President and CEO Frank Paci. "Melanie and her husband, Dustin, had a wonderful time on their first trip to New Orleans -- and McAlister's is thrilled we helped make their trip a memorable one."
Hoffman was chosen from more than 47,000 Facebook sweepstakes entries and McAlister's awarded over 200 daily prizes to fans during the sweepstakes period, which ran Feb. 6-20.
About McAlister's
Founded in 1989, McAlister's is a fast casual restaurant chain known for its sandwiches, spuds, soups, salads, desserts and McAlister's Famous Sweet Tea™. In addition to dine-in and take-out service, McAlister's also offers catering with a selection of sandwich trays, box lunches, desserts, a hot spud bar and more. With numerous industry accolades, McAlister's has more than 315 restaurants in 23 states. The company has corporate offices in both Ridgeland, Miss., and Alpharetta, Ga. For more information, visit www.mcalistersdeli.com.
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The Liberal Democrats achieved a hold and a gain in principal council by-elections last week. In Huntingdonshire (DC), Stephen Greenall polled 45% to gain a seat from UKIP in Huntingdon East ward. The Lib Dem vote share went up by 17% from this May as the party won with a 248 vote majority as UKIP slipped to third place.
There was further good news as the party successfully held it's seat in Market Harbough Logan ward in Harborough (DC), as Barbara Johnson won with 45.2% of the vote whilst securing a 9% vote share increase for the party from May.
Elsewhere, the Conservatives successfully defended both of their seats in a double vacancy in Kinson South ward in Bournemouth (UA). Liberal Democrat candidates Gill Pardy and Phill Dunn finished 9th and 10th respectively out of 12 candidates.
There were also holds for Labour and the Conservatives in South Lanarkshire (UA) and Fylde (BC) respectively. Lib Dem Stephen Reid polled 2.9% of the first preferences in Scotland, whilst Luke Gibbon polled 5.3% in Clifton ward in the Fylde by-election.
In North East Derbyshire (DC), there were comfortable holds for the Tories and Labour, as they each held a seat with 66.6% and 79.3% of the vote respectively. Neither contest featured a Liberal Democrat candidate.
Six principal council contests will be held this week. On Tuesday, Richard Dunne will be the Liberal Democrat candidate in the Shepperton Town election in Shepperton (BC), whilst Roger Boon will be the standing for the party in the Gogarth ward contest in Conwy (UA) on Wednesday. Liberal Democrat candidates will also be standing in by-elections on Thursday in Brent (LB), Worcestershire (CC) and East Herts (DC) with a seat also being contested in Ryedale (DC). The party will also be represented in the by-election on Machynlleth Town Council in Powys.
For a detailed list of last week's results please click here. If you would like more information on all the forthcoming by-elections and details on who to contact for help, click here.


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A Single Arm, Monocenter Phase II Trial of RAD001 as Monotherapy in the Treatment of Neurofibromatosis Type 2 - Related Vestibular Schwannoma
This protocol is a Phase II, open-label, efficacy and safety study of single-agent RAD001 in
patients with NF2. During the study, subjects will receive continuous daily oral treatment
with RAD001 for up to 1 year or until tumor progression.
Primary Objective: To determine whether RAD001 has an effect on the VS growth in patients
with NF2 at a rate sufficient to submit the drug for further testing.
Secondary Objectives: To determine whether RAD001 has an effect on the volume of other
intracranial tumors, and to assess the effect of RAD001 on hearing function in patients with
NF2 (when applicable).
Endpoint Classification: Efficacy Study, Intervention Model: Single Group Assignment, Masking: Open Label, Primary Purpose: Treatment
Vestibular schwannoma volume
Determine the effect of RAD001 on change in vestibular schwannoma volume (mm3) by MRI from baseline to 1 year.
1 year (12 months)
Marco Giovannini, MD, PhD
Principal Investigator
House Research Institute
United States: Food and Drug Administration
December 2012
January 2015
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Wimbledon: Venus Williams sees positives in loss
London: Five-time Wimbledon champion Venus Williams may have suffered a shock third-round defeat against sixth seed Petra Kvitova on late Friday night, but the American said the gruelling three-setter was a great learning lesson.
Venus Williams
"When you lose there's so much more to learn from the situation. For me to be able to play that well having hardly played any matches (recently) is good. I think I will just keep improving," Williams said after her 5-7, 7-6 (2), 7-5 loss.
"I think this was a great match for me. I will look forward to playing lot more tournaments in the summer," she added, giving a clear indication that she is no quitter.


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Lobbyismus und Mittelstand: Zur Identifikation der Interessenverbände des Mittelstands in der Bundesrepublik Deutschland
This paper deals with the organisation of the interests of the small business sector in the political system of the Federal Republic of Germany. 'Freie Berufe' are regarded as an integral part of this sector. Starting from the hypothesis that these interests are not represented appropriatly in the interest organisation system on the national political level it is the goal of this paper to show a way to realize an empirical test. In order to reach this goal it was referred to the policy network concept as an appropriate empirical analytical tool. Starting from a suitable data set containing interest organizations which try to influence the political system on a national level, the reputational approach was used to identify the whole system of the influential interest organisations in this sphere. The empirical small business influence network gained by that method contains 49 interest organisations. Yet the organisational system found is of extreme heterogenity. According to the influence reputation between the organisations many differences were discovered. They differ furthermore in a number of certain aspects like size of the membership, organisational structure or organisational environment. Taken the empirical results into account one is forced to reject the hypothesis of the underrepresentation of small business interests in the political system at the national level in Germany. But there was found not one organisational vote but a whole network of organisations with different goals, structures and relationships to each other.
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Closure Techniques and Scar Appearance
This study has been withdrawn prior to enrollment.
Northwestern University
ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
First Posted: May 12, 2011
Last Update Posted: October 7, 2016
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Murad Alam, Northwestern University
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|First Submitted Date ICMJE
|April 29, 2011
|First Posted Date ICMJE
|May 12, 2011
|Last Update Posted Date
|October 7, 2016
|Start Date ICMJE
|July 2016
|Estimated Primary Completion Date
|July 2017 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Current Primary Outcome Measures ICMJE
|Wound Healing [ Time Frame: 10 day/3 weeks and 3 months ]
The primary outcome measure of this study will be wound healing. This outcome will be assessed by the blinded observers, subject ratings and Cutometer measurements of scar elasticity. Two double-blinded dermatologists will be asked to rate the scars according to the objective scar scales at the 10 day/ 3 week and 3 month follow-up exams.
|Original Primary Outcome Measures ICMJE
|Same as current
|Change History
|Complete list of historical versions of study NCT01352533 on ClinicalTrials.gov Archive Site
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|Original Secondary Outcome Measures ICMJE
|Same as current
|Current Other Outcome Measures ICMJE
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|Brief Title ICMJE
|Closure Techniques and Scar Appearance
|Official Title ICMJE
|A Randomized Prospective Trial of 2-Octyl Cyanoacrylate (Derma-Bond) Tissue Adhesive Versus Running Subcuticular Suture Combined With Tissue Adhesive Versus Epidermal Sutures in Dermatologic Surgery Procedures of the Head and Neck
|Brief Summary
|The goal of this study is to assess whether wound closure with skin adhesive or running stitches combined with skin adhesive will be superior to standard wound sutures. This is a split-wound study that will compare two methods of skin closure within one standard closure technique, thereby providing an internal control of running stitches within each wound. The investigators plan to measure outcomes by assessing for scar appearance, the incidence of wound opening, scar elasticity and subject satisfaction.
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|Allocation: Randomized
Intervention Model: Single Group Assignment
Masking: None (Open Label)
Primary Purpose: Treatment
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|Wound Closure Techniques
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|July 2017
|Estimated Primary Completion Date
|July 2017 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
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Inclusion Criteria:
Exclusion Criteria:
|18 Years and older (Adult, Senior)
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The 2016 Presidential race is beginning but the General Election is still more than two years in the future. It is nice to imagine what the United States will be like with Obama out of the White House and a good person like Ted Cruz at the helm.
Public Policy Polling shows Ted Cruz leads all candidates, including Rick Perry, as the Presidential candidate of choice among Texans.
Looking towards the 2016 Presidential race, Texas voters are a lot more enthusiastic about Ted Cruz than Rick Perry. 27% of Republicans in the state say Cruz would be their top choice for the nomination to 15% for Jeb Bush, 11% for Rand Paul and Chris Christie, and 9% for Paul Ryan. Perry comes in 6th place at 7%, leading only Marco Rubio at 6%, Rick Santorum at 4%, and Bobby Jindal at 3%. While a plurality of Republican primary voters (42/39) want Cruz to run in 2016, an overwhelming majority (18/69) do not want Perry to.
When it comes to general election match ups for President in the state Hillary Clinton leads Perry 48/44, but trails the other Republicans we tested by 3-9 points. She's down 46/43 to Jeb Bush, 49/44 to Ted Cruz, and 47/38 to Chris Christie.
Rand Paul is the favored candidate in Iowa,
PPP's newest look at the Republican race for 2016 in Iowa finds a new leader. Rand Paul is at 18% to 16% for Chris Christie, 14% for Jeb Bush, 11% for Marco Rubio, 10% for Ted Cruz, 6% for Rick Santorum, 2% for Bobby Jindal, and 1% for Susana Martinez. Paul also led the last time we polled New Hampshire with 28% to 25% for Rubio and 14% for Christie.
Marco Rubio had led the way when PPP polled Iowa in February, but has dropped 5 points since then even though his favorability rating is basically unchanged (54/13 then, 54/14 now). Candidates rising since then are Christie (up 4 points and also from 36/33 to 45/27 on his favorability), Paul (up 3 points and from 55/19 favorability to 60/15), and Ryan (up 5 points and from 63/16 favorability to 68/12).
On the Democratic side Hillary Clinton continues to be totally dominant, getting 71% to 12% for Joe Biden and 5% for Elizabeth Warren with no one else polling above 2%. Clinton is doing even better than she was in February, when she registered at 68%. Her favorability rating is 87/7. Clinton polls at 72% with women and 69% with men, 72% with young voters and 67% with seniors, 77% with liberals and 63% with moderates. Clinton also led our last New Hampshire poll with 68% to 12% for Biden and 5% for Warren.
If Clinton were to stay out, Biden becomes the big favorite. He has an 80/8 favorability rating and polls at 51% to 16% for Elizabeth Warren, 9% for Andrew Cuomo, and 6% for Cory Booker. And if Clinton and Biden were both out of the mix, Warren leads the way with 20% to 18% for Cuomo, 12% for Cory Booker, 7% for Kirsten Gillibrand, 4% for Martin O'Malley, 3% for Brian Schweitzer, and 2% for Mark Warner.
"Hillary Clinton's had a huge lead in all Democratic polling we've done everywhere," said Dean Debnam, President of Public Policy Polling. "Rand Paul is increasingly performing the best on the Republican side."
The Republicans have a very strong list of candidates for President in 2016. The World would be a better place with any of them in the White House.


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- 49 years old
- Date of birth: Mar 13, 1965
- Date of passing: Mar 22, 2014
|Let the memory of Mojisola be with us forever
"How quickly time flies! The young girl from Emotan Close, with a good nature, a witty sense of humour and a lovely smile, who grew into a beautiful lady, wife mother and magistrate. It's been 3 yrs since you departed to be with the Lord, but the sweet memories we shared right from your youth in Lagos, at school, home and church; when you and your siblings schooled at Brooke House and stayed in Kilburn; the period of your wedding to Dewunmi, your heart throb, including your party and right through motherhood, especially the delivery of your first child in London, shall forever remain with me. Your humility and sense of fairness in judging issues will always be remembered also. The significant impact you made in the years you spent with us is something your family, friends and all who interacted with you will never forget. Sun ire o!"
"I woke up this morning thinking about Aunty Moji, i still can't believe that she's not here. I will always remember her generosity and life lessons. We truly lost a beacon and a light in our lives. I pray for your family and may your soul rest in peace."
"Humm!! 3yrs already. Sweet is the memory of the righteous. Ur sweet memories are all I have now sis Moj. Continue to take ur perpetual rest. Miss u so so muchhhhhh. Till we meet at the feet of our lord & saviour jesus Christ. Sleep on! Sleep on! Sleep on!"
"Another year has gone by... still feels like yesterday you went to be with God's Angels. You are remembered on this day and always. Miss your laughter, the way you reach out... you were such a gift. Your memory is indeed blessed! Continue to rest in peace..."
"I will never ever forget you my Aunty Mo. Your light still shines strong. Until we see and celebrate with our King. Love you."
"Happy 52th posthumous bday Sis Moj. Continue to celebrate with the saints. We remember ur cherish memory today. Sleep on beloved, sleep on."
"Moji, continue to rest in peace. We miss your generous nature, smile face, and your geneu advice . We love and miss you."
"You would have added another year today... we know you are rejoicing with the Angels... you are sorely missed!"
"Live on Moji. You will always be alive in my heart and in my memories. Continue to rest in the bosom of the Lord and by God continue to bless and keep your loved ones"
"My dear Aunty Mo you live on, as strong as yesterday. Not a day goes by without your memory. We love you and will carry on your legacy. You will never be forgotten. Guaranteed."
"You are remembered on this day and always...sun re o..."
"My sis Moj. Can't believe it's 2yrs already. Time alone can heal. Wish the hand of the clock cld be re-worn. I miss you so so much. Continue to rest in eternal glory. My jamisi men. U made me know that word. Hope you are enjoying all your magic movies. Your memories are just pouring & pouring in. It is well."
"Sis Moj
This past 2 years have gone so fast. It's like yesterday.
I Miss You so much, You are always in my thoughts.
May your Gentle Soul continue to rest in Perfect Peace.
Sun re o Mojisola."
"An amiable soul gone to soon. Today marks a year of your demise. May perpetual light continue to shine on you & may eternal rest continue to grant you. Continue to sleep on my beloved as you continue to take thy holy rest. Love you till eternity. It is well with us."
"Every day I hope its a dream, to wake out of it but as you always said "It is well." You live on. Continue shining in our hearts. Blessings."
"We miss you Moji, Glad you are now forever at peace in the Lords bossom. Rest on my sister. Blessings to all you left behind."
""All is well".... Those were the last words you said to me, I can't believe its a year already cos your words, your voice and your smile are still fresh on my mind.. I miss you. If tears could bring you back, you would be here today, but am grateful to God for you ma... You will always be remembered.. We Love and miss you more than words can say... xxx"
"My beloved Friend, a tribute to your memory and to thank God for a faithful life on earth. It is well! Shalom."
"You live on and will forever be in our hearts. I am sure your smile still gets heaven radiant just as it did on earth. Love you Aunty Mo'"
"A glorious life cut short @ its prime. Today, u wld Ve joined the golden age club of 50. Happy posthumous 50th Bday. As the heavens are celebrating your glorious entrance, we @ these end celebrate your life, love, humor, hilarious jokes & tenderness etc. Missing u so much . My Jamisi men. Each day I struggle with ur demise but as long as our redeemer liveth, we can face tomorrow. Our father in heaven, understands all. Sleep on! Sleep on! Sleep on! Mojisola Ogunsanya (née Adesanya). March 13th 1965 - March 22nd 2014"
"Aunty Moj.. i still miss all you weight loss tips (just to let you know I am still struggling with it oh ). Just like yesterday ... Almighty God will continue to keep and bless all your seeds that you left behind in Jesus name.May your soul continue to rest in peace."
"My dearest 'godmom' it's almost a year but your soft smile is still so fresh in my mind..I think about you always.. we miss you much.. continue to rest in peace ma..."
"My aunty mo, big sis and third mum. You will forever live in my heart. You are still as fresh today as yesterday. By the grace of God, I will see to it that your legacy lives on: love, compassion and radical giving."
"I miss u so much. Can't stop thinking of you. Why is it the good ones that depart so soon. Keep sleeping on my beloved."
"6 months today we laid you to rest. The light of your love still burn brightly in my heart...sleep on beloved, sleep on...#memoriestotreasure"
"Moji. I still find it difficult to believe you're no longer with us. You had such a kind and beautiful heart but you were no one's fool and you always spoke your mind. May Allah guard & keep your beloved children and your husband. Rest in peace Mojilicious. There you can feel no more pain"
"May your soul rest in peace. I only just this minute heard about your demise. Reading all the tributes especially from your sisters makes my heart sing 'it is well'. May your legacy of Christ be rooted in your darling children."
"Dearest Mojisola aburo mi, your demise has set me off on a torrent of emotions firstly because I know we who are in Christ do not die but are raised to new life in eternity and secondly because you assured me that you will be healed and restored as it was not time to go and be with our creator. I leaned on the edge of my faith standing on Gods promises to heal and restore until you took your last breath. I wish it was a dream but painful as it is I must accept Gods will. He is sovereign and unquestionable. He is our life line and makes no mistakes. It is comforting to know that though you are absent in the body you are present with Christ rejoicing with heavenly saints.
I am thankful that you shared your last days with your siblings sharing and recapping memories of our childhood. Your love for bananas keep coming to mind and how you used to hide under the dining table yelling " muuuuuuuummy"
I won bayaaaaaya". I also recall times when we needed to cajole mum to allow us go to a party you would go into her room; yank her clothes out of her wardrobe and start tidying and folding them back neatly. Off course mum fell for it and low and behold we got our pass to freedom.
You said "goodbye" twice last time we spoke and it resonated in my heart but I refused to accept it was final. I am thankful that Denrele and I were with you until the end massaging you and enjoying the peaceful countenance that you displayed before the spirit left you. Mojisola I love you soooooooo much and I know you will forever live in my heart. Thank you for being part of my life and for all your prayers and wise counsel. Mojisola your name has answered to you. Indeed you have woken up to glory. I can imagine you praising and rejoicing with the saints.
Rest in peace away from the turbulence and trials of this world.
Your dear sister,
"Sister Moji may your kind soul rest in peace. You were an epitome of kindness and I know for sure that our Father in Heaven will comfort and watch over your children, husband and family in Jesus name. amen."
"My dear Moji, I have vivid memories of you as gentle and kind as we were growing up back at the family home at the university of Lagos.I realise now indeed that this world is not our home! You have gone to rest in the bosom of our Lord Jesus, its the best place to be! May the Lord keep and bless us you left behind!Sleep well,sis and honourable soldier of the LORD! Good Night!"
"Moji, May your lovely soul rest in eternal peace. It has been a long time since Brooke House where I got to know you. You were funny, direct and forthright. I remember your funny sarcasm. Denrele and Bola's junior Sister. The Almighty God Bless, Protect, and Prosper your children and all you left behind. RIP."
"Moji Oyinade Ogunsanya. I saw her funeral ceremonies on BISCOM on Sunday 5 April and I thought what a rear gem. I pray for her husband and her children that God will comfort them in this time and always. Also, her friends and extended family the joy of the Lord is their strength. You will be greatly missed. May your gentle soul rest in peace."
"Moji rest in peace. What a rude shock. May the good comfort your children always."
"My heart goes out to your loved ones and family. I'm sad to hear of your passing but I know that you have returned to your father on heaven to live eternally. You will live on forever in heaven and forever in our hearts. May you rest in peace."
"Moji May you rest in peace you brought joy to our lives"
"Aunti Moji, you will be greatly missed, May God be with Uncle Dewunmi and your children. We all love you but God loves you more. Your good works Nd Legacy lives on."
"K'a to de odo didan na
A o s'eru wa kale;
Jesu, jo gba eru ese
Awon ti O de l'ade
A o pade leti odo
Odo didan,odo didan na,
Pel'awon mimo leba odo
T'o nsan leba ite ni.
Nje l'eba odo tutu na,
Ao r'oju Olugbala;
Emi wa ki o pinya mo,
Yio korin ogo Re.
A o pade leti odo,&c
Life is not about how short or how long ,but how well it is spent in Christ and affecting life's for Christ.
Mojisola your's was a life well spent.
I could not match your simplicity with the personality of the wife of the Chairman of Multichoice.You were just too simple.
Thank you for your support.Thank you for keeping on Uncle Yinka's love for me.
Those in Christ don't die,they only sleep because on the resurrection morning, we shall all be united praising our Lamb upon the Throne.
I can imagine you now in heaven singing an endless Alleluia to the one that saw you through.
For those of us left behind it is my prayer that we will keep the faith and finish well.
Mojisola kept the faith and finished well.Good Night thou great Steward.
By His grace a o pade leti odo didan na."
"Your Worship, I am devastated by this news but comforted that you are SURELY in heaven. When Tolu Olugbemi broke this news to me I almost collapsed but was reminded of your devotion to God, your family and humanity.You were brilliant, generous, and loved your family so much. May God Almighty keep in peace those you have left behind."
Funny how my memory of you at MGHS is about you, cooking nice food and bringing it in beautiful dishes that my mum would never have allowed me to bring to school because I was not careful enough not to break it.! And you would make enough to feed an army. I also remember that I never saw you quarrel with any one.
You were such a sweet gentle soul with a fantastic fashion sense. I read all tributes and I know that you are sorely missed.
Rest in peace Moji.
"May your gentle soul rest in peace. Moji was humble, patient as well as very beautiful (inside and out) every woman should learn from her. that is the only way we can immortalise her
Good night and sleep well now."
"aunty moji
i dont know you but the tributes in punch newspaper caught my attention. your radiant smiles and good words from staff of multichoice about you has been confirmed with these nemerous tributes. the fact that you were my senior at m.g.h.s also wished you had stayed longer. i wished i had met you like i met your husband just few weeks before your demise. my heartfelt goes to uncle dewunmi and the kids. i cant imagine what they are going through now. may the good lord uphold, bless, guide and console them. rest in peace. God loves you more"
"Auntie Moj, Chairlady!
She was truly a beautiful woman and had the looks every woman longed for – the right shape, size, height, beauty… she seemed to have it all. I don't know how she did it, but she maintained those looks and always appeared well put together – she never had an "off" moment.
She was beautiful inside - out. She was a calm person who was not easily ruffled by events – she took it all in her stride and had a great sense of humor – she could see the funny side of life.
She was a fantastic and passionate mother , wife and was fully involved in anything to do with her children. Usually, the average teenager these days wouldn't want to be seen to "hang out" with their mom as it would affect their "rep" but she was such an interesting person that her kids found a cool friend in her to hang out with!
She was a great lover of life – she loved good food and made the meanest jollof rice. She always knew where to find the best nibbles.
She was warm, accommodating, and not just provided support but always actively involved in family functions. She was the ideal family person and will definitely be greatly missed.
I pray that God will comfort her children, her husband and the entire family at this time of her passing. May the Lord secure, strengthen and uphold all that she has left behind in Jesus name. May death be far from this family as a whole; may we not have cause to sorrow over anyone. May God keep us all in Jesus name."
"May the good Lord comfort the family Moji has left behind. Amen. The Lord will give you all cause to rejoice.
I remember the Unilag days and Moji's first year in MG when she was friends with my late cousin Yinka Shoroye (nee Tomori) and they were always hanging out together.
Fast forward to university days and the Adesanya girls (Denrele, Bola & Moji) were always "baffed up" and looking smart all the time.
Moji was always quiet and a copy of their mum's character, easy going and gentle.
Denrele, Bola, Ade, Niyi, Toun, Tolu may the Lord fill the void Moji left.
We take solace that she is in a better place with our Lord Jesus Christ.
(Joke Obilade nee Ajayi of Jumbo Close)"
"Dear Aunty Moji:
My condolences to your family. I am sorry to hear you have passed away, but I am pleased and comforted to know that you are in a better place with the most high God. In all things, we praise God, as he is all-knowing. May your soul rest in peace and may your children grow up to be successful and Godly people."
"Dear Aunty Moji,
You were always so nice to me and now it is hard to believe that you have passed away. I love you and I know that you are enjoying Heaven. Rest in Peace."
"Mojisola, I can't believe I'm writing in the past tense about you. You had a kind and loving soul and I cherish the years spent with you and your family all the way from Emotan Close at Unilag, through the years in England and back to Nigeria. Even though my parents were strict about letting me go visiting, and despite the fact that we shared considerable time at school and in church, your home was always an exemption and the memories made will never be forgotten. "Ile ebi, ile eni na ni." Even the pranks of those yester-years are still fresh in my mind.
I always appreciated your frank and down-to-earth character. You weighed in on issues without partiality even if it was one of your siblings that had erred, and for this I was always grateful; which I can be assured was also a strength in character you must have displayed during your years of legal practice.
I can still recall your pre-wedding party and your first pregnancy even though these were so many years ago. Now they seem like yesterday.
Your laughter was rather infectious and I'll never forget it. Even as I'm typing it still brings a smile. I still can't believe you're gone, maybe it's just the shock. I'd inquired about you from Dewunmi earlier in the year unaware that you were ill and that I would never get to see you here on earth again.
Remembering you as a woman of strength and assured that your faith was strong, I can be rest assured that you're now resting in the Lord's bosom. No one departs unless their purpose is fulfilled and I'm sure you fought the battle that assures you'll receive your crown, so until we meet again at Christ's feet, may you rest well, dear.
Bi o ba ti dun to, had you lived to celebrate your 50th, but the Lord who has seen it fit to call you home now, will surely take care of your family, immediate and extended. Ojo a jina si ra won o! Olorun a re gbogbo wa lekun, a de te e s'afefe rere l'oruko Jesu."
"Moji, when Bola informed me of your sickness, we were asked to pray and fasted for miracle for you. You were a generous sister. Kind hearted. I could remember one of your shopping trip to Brent Cross one summer
years back. You asked me with your smile "sister Dupe se eyin oni ra nkan ni' I told you in the Arabic l could still remember from serving in Libiya that mafisi fluse. Meaning no money. You bought me a raincoat. The best I owned. I cannot thank
you enough for your numerous generousity. As l always say, givers never lack. All you have done to help people, your children will surely reap it. I pray that God will watch over your children and family you left behind. Continue to rest in peace until we meet to part no more."
"Dear Aunt Moji,
Through Tolu I felt your warmth and love.
We all know earth isn't home. You are where you belong.
Rest in peace."
"Moji ! You have left this world! But would forever remain in our heart !
Is it the carrying and loving warm heart with which you welcome us your cousins to your home? Or is it the loving and striking caring soul like that of your mum that you posses that we can ever forget?
We are thankfully for the loving memory you left us with!!! Rest in Peace Mojisola omo Adesanya!! May God guard your husband and the children you left behind.
And as sis Denrele wrote you celebrated God before you left this world now you are rejoicing with him!!!
Blessings to him who knows best!!!
Your cousin
Demola Ayanbadejo"
"Moji, you were a woman of poise & distinction. You were genuine, loving and very gentle. We can never forget your gentleness. Rest in the presence and peace of our heavenly Father. May God bless your family and keep them strong."
"Moji, you were a woman of poise & distinction. You were genuine, loving and very gentle. We can never forget your gentleness. Rest in the presence and peace of our heavenly Father. May God bless your family and keep them strong."
"Although I met you on two occasions and many years ago, you struck me as a very pleasant and warm lady. May your gentle soul rest in peace and may the good Lord watch over your dear ones whom you have left behind -'Dewunmi, your children and rest of your family. Rest in Perfect Peace."
"Dear Moji. You were not just a sister-in-law but a sister as well. We are devastated but we are comforted with the knowledge that you are resting in the Lord. We love you but God loves you more. Rest in peace."
"My dear Moji, you went too soon and the may the good Lord protect your children. You were a child of God who knew the Lord till the end.May your soul rest in peace. You have paved the perfect way for your children to know Christ and that is the most important gift you have given them. From all the tributes I have read you inspired a lot of people, gave them hope, wonderful and selfless person with an epitome of grace which is a great gift. We thank God for your life. You went too soon but God knows best. We met a long time ago at Bola's place in London and cousin to my family. You will surely be missed."
"The news came unexpectedly but thanks be to God for his word which gives us hope and assurance of a rest that remains in you. Moji, you were such a blessing and honor to us from the father and its a blessing to have known you.
I personally saw a genuine gentleness, love and a good heart in you, not only for your family but everyone around you. Thank you for those special moments standing in the gap when Ayokunle was a little boy.
Your time here was very short but you finished the race strong in the Lord. You will be missed but the goodness and kindness you showed to all lingers on forever.
Olakunle & Adebukola Sonuga"
"May your gentle soul continue to rest in perfect peace.amen.Till we meet at the feet of Jesus."
"I never actually met you but I know you are resting in the arms of the Lord right now. Condolences to Uncle Dewumi and Aunty Joko."
"I never actually met you but I know you are resting in the arms of the Lord right now. Condolences to Uncle Dewumi and Aunty Joko."
"As you are been laid to Mother Earth today, May the holy angels of heaven, Welcome your angelic smile, your angelic look and your sweet soul. Missing you so much because you were special and unique in your ways. I mourn you and would always, have cherished memories of you. I still can not believe but am struggling hard to believe.Adieu! Adieu! Adieu. Sleep on beloved as you take thy holy rest."
"How do you write a tribute for someone you never thought would be gone so soon. Mojisola Ogunsanya Omo Adesanya Unbelievable!
It's been tough. Not a day passes that I don't think about you. I thank God for the good times that we had together. How can I forget the shopping trips to Brent Cross,the talks, laughs and jokes we used to have together when you come to London and I always found my way down to Finchley Road to see you. I still look back at that time when we were close.Your going has changed my perspectives, ideas, paradigms? So many questions, very few answers.I imagine you are now clothed with glory.
You stood out as an example of that Scripture that says "In quietness shall be your strength"
I rest in the fact that the circumstances were beyond us.
I rest in the fact that God knows best.
I rest in the fact that your vacation is with the Lord.
Your beautiful smile forever in my thoughts.
Adieu, Mojisola omo Adesanya Sun re O.
Best Wishes
Dolapo Adeyinka"
"A Tribute to Moji Ogunsanya, a lovely, warm hearted, effervescent personality.
It's a rude shock to hear you have left this earth. We met in the Legal Department of Gateway Bank in Ikeja and those were days marked by hard work but also lots of gisting and laughter with you often at the center, so many bubbly young Christian ladies - You, Funke, Fausat, Taiwo etc. You in particular were kind, warm, forthright and principled. You were a great encourager to anyone battling life's challenges which we all were in different ways.
I saw you last over a year ago on a flight to London to check up on our "foreign investments". If only I had known it would be the last time on this side of existence, how I would have drawn out our brief chat and focused more on matters of eternal value. I know you loved and feared the Lord and I'm believing that you are resting in His bosom today. May He comfort and keep your husband and children."
"Aunty moji
I have just seen your picture. . Still cant remember but mum tells me I knew you very well. Its sad to lose another family member but God knows best. My prayer is that the Lord will strengthen your family as they mourn your departure . I know you have met aunty tinu already and uncle yinka, what about mama tele? Well it goes on and on.... we are all coming home at some point in time. It is well"
"Moji I wish you could see the world right now and the profound impact,your short stay on earth has had on it .your loving smiles that illuminates the dawn.your music stopped and yet it lingers on in sweet refrain.for every joy that passes something beautiful remains.moji we never met but I met you
thru the hearts of Sis Denrele and Sis Ronke.moji your sun has gone down but your gentle warmth lingers in our hearts.
Rest well .
Veroh ogidi-Edo."
"Beauty Moje" That was your appellation. That was how I always called you. Deep in my heart, your memory is kept. You were loved and shall never be forgotten.
Growing up, you were one of my most beautiful and beloved little cousins. Your smile was always a beacon of light to those around you.
A cluster of memories sprinkled with tears, Wishing God had speared you a few more years.
I remember most times when I drove my mom (Mama Ilesha) to visit with her sister (Your Mom) in Lagos. Brother Jide, Brother Jide, you always called me. You were always excited to see me and I could palpate the genuineness of the love and kindness that you had for me and my brothers anytime we came by. Although time may pass and fade away , words may be few and thoughts may be deep but memories of you will always stay.
I recalled the wonderful things that you did. You always fried Dodo and brought some into Olumide's boy's quarter apartment at Akoka just to be sure we were fed and well taken care of.
I remember several years ago when you visited me and my family in Los Angeles, you made sure you spent at least one night. Despite all that I had to offer was a tiny little apartment. I watched you as you slept comfortably on my living room couch.
These were some small gestures of love that matter a lot. Never selfish, always loving and kind. These are memories you leave behind.
God bless you and keep you in His care until we meet again.
Dr. Babajide Fajemisin - California"
"Moji, sun re o... I remember our conversation years ago on marriage, I will never forget your advice on this topic.. Moji , you were a great leader, loving mother, wife and a special friend... You are one of those I see as being successful and humble.. Rest in peace Moji."
"Sis Moj,
It's so hard writing this tribute and placing you in the past. I was just reading your last bb message and you assured me that everything was fine and you're not going anywhere. But I know you're with the Lord….. You're the true epitome of elegance and grace. Forever the fashionista…. Like so many I had the privileged of spending my childhood at Emotan Close (Unilag). I'll treasure those memories forever…I admired you tirelessly; your strength is like none other, your genuine kindness, your infectious laugh, your selflessness and most especially your unconditional Love for the Lord… I'm still in shock!!!
I'm eternally grateful for the constant love and support you showed towards our family especially my mum. Even in the midst of everything you were still asking me to comfort her…Just a true testament of who you truly are… She will miss you sooo much….We will all miss you so much.
Words can't express the big void we would feel…. but you're resting sweetly in the bosom of the Lord.
Love you
Funmi Kalejaiye (your cousin)"
"Moji, a Ray of Sunshine, Rest in peace"
"Dear Mojisola,
What a tribute! I am touched by all the outpouring of love from all and sundry. I never knew you but I wished I did! I pray for your children and your family, o, what a great loss, losing a mother! Rest in the bosom of the Lord, rest, rest, rest..."
"Aunty Moji, we love you but God loves you most. We know you are still here, beacuse those we love don't go away, they walk beside us every day, unseen, unheard, but always near. You are still loved, still missed and very dear. Sleep on beloved."
"Moji, may God Bless you. May God grant your family and loved ones the strength to bear this sad loss. This is a big shock. Rest peacefully."
"Hmmmm, tears have fallen...., your death is so hard to get over auntie Moji! I just keep wishing you were still here but your work here is completed.
"To live is Christ to die is gain" Phil.1:21. May your beautiful and gentle soul rest in peace."
"You were the "ever smiling" niece of Uncle Yinka Adenubi. You always had a smile on your face. Pleasant and always warm. May the perpetual light shine upon you."
"May God rest your soul in perfect peace-AMEN."
"RIP beloveth! Ur smiles and beauty in the punch newspaper of today caught my attention and it saddened the heart that such a beauty is gone to be with the Lord. May God console the families and loved ones u left behind and may God grant you eternal rest"
"My sincere condolences to the entire family. So sorry to hear about your loss. We tried to catch you in London via a phone call but could not and actually spoke to your brother. I know that you're a strong believer and God will strengthen you and the entire family.
There are no explanations for certain events in life but the God of eternal comfort will keep you, heal your heart and do more than you can imagine to ensure her role and place in your family will not remain void.
I pray that God will strengthen and keep the whole family, he will make his face to shine on you and give you his peace that passes understanding. May HIS joy never depart from your homes and may her light continue to shine on. Thank God as believers, we have hope, we know she's resting in the bosom of our Lord and Savior. That hope will remain your anchor until you meet again...
You are in our prayers always and will be in touch once you're back home.
Kunle & Adebukola Sonuga"
"Mommy Fuad, as I love to call you. You lived your life with integrity, care for others and with joy. For there are no sad moment around you.
I remember when you came to Los Angeles years ago and we had a good time driving around LA, not very certain where were heading but we made the best of it with the our kids.
Even though God's plan did not line up with my expectation, I choose to praise Him for your life. You had a personal relationship with God when you were here. For having the salvation of God you have added life to your life. In this I am comforted.
The Lord will continue to keep and comfort your family. Sun re O my darling in law!"
"Rest in perfect peace Mrs. Mojisola Oyinade Ogunsanya (Nee Adesanya). Death is inevitable n its just the certain debt which everyone of us must pay one day, so I join the host of others to wish the family the fortitude to bear the irreparable loss. Sleep on our beloved! Adieu!!!"
"Sleep on dearly beloved,although we never meet in this world,but the newspaper tribute captured my heart .I wish you family the fortitude to bear your irreplaceable loss."
"Dear Sister Moji,
Rest in peace. May the grace of the Lord comfort all the loved ones you have left behind.
going through the obituaries placed in the papers, there was something about your smile and name (Adesanya) which was vaguely familiar, until I read in one of the tributes that you attended Unilag Staff School and that Denrele is your older sister. Denrele and I were classmates at Unilag Staff School, and yes, we all grew up together in Unilag. My family lived on Ozolua road.
My prayer is that God will comfort your loved ones. It's also comforting to know that you knew the Lord. This makes me know from the scriptures that you are in a much better place, resting from your earthly travails.
Sleep on Moji, until we meet on the resurrection morning.
Biola Olubiyi (nee Agiri)"
"Tribute to Moji Ogunsanya, my cousin and friend.
I am finding it so difficult to write about Moji in the past tense... I have known her all my life as my cousin, and we grew, as a friend.
Moji was beautiful and graceful, inside out, with the most amazing smile that would melt the heart of anyone. When we were growing up, Moji and her two older sisters, Denrele and Bola reminded me of Charlie's Angels, beautiful, tall and graceful.
My cousin Moji was a good wife, and natural mother, lavishing Dewunmi and their beautiful children with love and attention; her four well-mannered children are a living testimony to her motherhood.
She was a great homemaker, cooking, cleaning and everything in her house had its' place; I can remember telling her that her house was always tidy and in order and that she was lucky to have such great staff and her response to me was that she did the work herself when everyone (including the staff) had gone to bed!
She was a go-getter and excelled in everything she laid her hands on… Her wisdom as a magistrate in Lagos and the exquisite taste she had reflected in her dressing and jewelry she wore and sold.
She was a good cousin and a giver; we spent hours on end in those days in her parents' house in Unilag and IIupeju gisting. I will miss her delicious cooking and the South African steak and ribs from her and Dewunmi! If not for Moji, I won't be working in Chevron; we went to pick her up from Prime Merchant bank in Tinubu Square, one evening in 1989 when I saw Gulf Oil Company (now Chevron) next to her building and I thought it would be a good idea to work in the Company…
The memories go on and on... is it the beautiful parties we had when she got married or the happy times we all had in her parents' house in Unilag and Ilupeju
Moji was a good Christian and loved the Lord with all her heart and mind and served him till the end. Although I am sad that she left us so early, I know that she has gone to rest with our Maker and God will look after the family she left behind.
Till we meet again at Jesus feet.
Mowunmi Majekodunmi"
"Ah!!!! What a wonder you are Oh Lord!.
My dear friend of over 34years, its amazing! I thank God for the time we spent together from M.G.H.S days to University of Lagos and Law school,and the the practice of our profession etc. You on the bench and yours truly at the Bar. I thank God that we have Christ as our Lord and Savior.
What can I render o Lord My God!!!
Thank You Oh Lord For Moji's Life. I know you have translated in to the bosom of our Lord Jesus, But I I still miss you for now. Do have a blissful rest. You deserve it my sister and friend.
To Moji's siblings, family and colleagues Eku oro eniyan. May the Almighty God and the Comforter, comfort you all at this time.
To Dewunmi Ogunsanya (Papa Fouad as I call you) and the Children I am so sorry; may the Almighty Allah keep you all and grant Moji peaceful rest in Al-Jan'at.
God Bless you all. Yours, Toyin Bashorun.(Tbash)"
"MJ, i never met you but really your obituary in the papers caught my attention.......its really sad and i can only imagine what your family is going through right now. The good lord will be with them through this period...you are indeed a rare gem and am sure you will be missed...Rest in Peace Mojisola.."
"Am so short of words right now,uncontrollable tears...Unquestionable God indeed!!!May your gentle soul rest in perfect peace ma.We love you but God loves you more....Adieu!"
"Am so short of words right now,uncontrollable tears...Unquestionable God indeed!!!May your gentle soul rest in perfect peace ma.We love you but God loves you more....Adieu!"
""Didun ni iranti olododo". I never met you in your short pilgrimage on earth, but the first tribute in Punch Newspaper caught my attention, then i realised that a lot of other pages contained the tribute.
I told myself that this must be a very lovely woman, you have what i call 'the healing smile". The tributes here speak volume.
Sleep on beloved"
"We love you but Jesus love you more, rest in the bosom of your Lord."
"........I saw some tributes to you in the papers yesterday and they caught my eyes - something was familiar about your smile...but I assumed it was 'cos of your family name......
Then I saw you severally in the tributes in Punch today.....then the one from your siblings and it came crashing in....Tolu & Toun's Sis!
I never met you, but that strong and warm smile - from Mama@Fountain, Toun,Tolu...that was what seemed so familiar yesterday...!
To Live is Christ, to die is Gain....you're in a better place now!
Wishing the Families you left behind the Grace and strength in Christ to carry on!"
"My dear Aunty Moji
This has all been a great shock for me.
I know you must be in the bossom of our Lord but that gives me little
I miss your smile and the great advice you always give. It just doesn't seem right in any way that you are gone so soon.
Thank you for being the big egbon I needed you to be always supporting my work.
You will be greatly missed.
love you lots sis Moj
"This still feels like a bad dream, I remember the times we spent together at Randle and Bode Thomas. I will cherish those memories. You were such a strong and dedicated woman and stood by your belief.I am glad we spoke before you passed, you will forever be in my thoughts sis Moj. I will miss your lovely smile and jokes. A peace has fallen upon your head, I wish you sweet sleep as you rest in the Lord. Your dear aburo"
"Sis Mojie (like my mom calls you).
Still unbelievable.you were ever so elegant and fashionable,always smiling, a strong woman of faith,a soldier.
You will be greatly missed Sis Moji, but you've fought a good fight and won the race.
I take solace in the word of christ,
I take solace because you never stopped believing in the power of prayer.
I take solace knowing your soul is free,free and no hurt nor pain could
ever come to you again.
Life and death is beyond our control and if it pleases God to take you to be with him,we cannot question him.
Rest in peace Sis Mojie."
"I will never forget your infectious smile, your generous nature and how you always had an aura about you. The last time we were together, we prayed and sang a lot of songs mainly in yoruba and even though I knew you were in pain your faith never dwindled and I will always be in awe of that. Rest in peace sis Moji. Niyi, Mojoyin and I will miss you dearly."
I do not know you personally, in fact, we never met in your lifetime. I only just opened the Punch this morning and saw your Obituary, i read all the tributes left by your family and friends on this site and my heart goes out them, so young, so beautiful and that smile...., i am happy you met christ in your lifetime, i pray that God watch over your children and console your husband......... Continue to rest in His bossom"
"To our Lord Jesus be all the glory though a very short time but a complete live. God created us to be fruitful, multiple and enjoy dominion on earth. God gave you the GRACE to have achieved all the above in your very short existence.
The last prayer of our Lord, Jesus is that we MUST leave good heritance to our Children to the next 10th generation. God allowed you to accomplished wealth creation for your children.
I am sure you are now seated with our Lord, Jesus in PEACE, but your duty is not COMPLETED because she who leaves this earth with young children will NOT SLEEP until she knows are CHILDREN have achieved ALL that she HOPED for them in her life time.
Therefore, ALL friends and family - This is to you all "Mo - ji - so - la" now have the POWER to KNOW ALL THINGS and SEE ALL THINGS, you all now have DIVINE OPPORTUNITY to love and care for her children the way you all know she loved them and cared for them.
REST WITH OUR LORD JESUS, still we all meet again, amen.
Mr Oluwajimi Adebakin and family."
"I just had to leave a note...
"Aunty Moji! gone ke?! somebody please wake me up!"
That is the general reaction...the shock and disbelief of your passing is palpable. Ha aunty! it was too soon now. Ba se so ko yi! what about my wedding? Adebusola's own too! You specifically said i would decorate Adebusola's engagement baskets like the ones i usually do for your clients (friends and acquaintances) you said i had better start getting better ideas as Adebusola's must be FANTASTIC! "Won a gba" those were your words...
I will miss your gists (no more igbosere stop bys for me now :( *sigh*), it didn't matter i am your niece. you drew me close. you drew us close...my brother and i, you took us as your children too!
i will miss your humor, you even heard "pakuru mo" before me...i still remember the glint in your eyes when you sang it for me in your chambers...ha!
i will miss your bright smile, you accepted any gift i gave you no matter how small. i remember how you relished the goodies basket i made for you...the gurudi, chinchin, chukchuk, etc and now even the one i made special with scented candle and bath salt with ankara souvenir...you said "jo ba mi toju e, ma gba ti ba de" meaning you would collect when you return. but u never did
i will miss your motherly advice and straight talk.... you told me "love is not blind o" "you must wear goggles" and "even magnifying glass if required" (please read in yoruba translation)
you taught me how to be a lady...how to dress, how to comport myself. you showed me how to be a business woman, to be enterprising, how to present myself. you showed me how to step up my game.
Aunty Moji o! you will forever be in my heart. my mentor, my friend, my mother...heaven has certainly gained an angel. sun re o!
i dedicate this song to your memory "i can only imagine" by casting crown"
"Sis Moji my best in-law with a heart of gold, was an awesome, selfless and wonderful person.It's so unfortunate, that life had to part us this way. Am still in total shock, to my bones on how to still accept this heartfelt news. My ride and companion to all the Fajemisin functions. In that short while I can say, we were close but I think back now it was all for a reason we crossed each others part. My Sister, Bunmi kuku worked under you at the Magistrate Court Yaba and kept on giving gists about this Magistrate that likes her so much and little did we know our parts wld cross.You were so hilarious, loving the latest Yoruba music that came out and wanting to buy to take to the kids in England.The first time I heard ja misi was from you and ii said Sis Moj haaaa and then you went jamisi Jo. I would miss my butter scotch candy. Adieu Sis Moj would miss u so dearly. i woke up the early morning of Saturday the 23rd calling your Mtn no and it kept on ringing, then I was saying to myself Sis Moj pick up this phone now, just for me to get a call 7hrs later. Would miss all your gists. Adieu Sis Moj I would miss you so dearly. I take solace that you are having an eternal rest in peace. So sad you left this way. Adieu! Adieu! Adieu!. The creator of heavens and earth understands better. I can't believe I got to write this tribute about you.Gists on how you would plan Adebusola's wedding and other plans . Hummmmmmm.Continue to rest in perfect peace as you take thy holy rest. My love forever Tosin Somolu Fajemisin."
"Aunty I remember clearly the last time I saw you on this earth. We were on our way leaving the house, trying to catch the last leaving train of the night. I walked into the living room to say my good byes where you sat alone on the chair opposite the door. You smiled at me, and I smiled back. You gathered the strength to say the words "bye Derin" and now I find myself trying to summon that same strength to accept them. It is truly unfortunate that you were taken from us so early but another thing I've brought myself to understand and accept is that God truly knows best. You are in a better place right now and that is all the comfort we need. So rest in peace my dear Aunty Moji, your memory is embedded in our hearts forever. Your loving niece, Derin."
"Tribute to my dear sister
I cant believe I am having to write this tribute, the last thing you said to me was Toun don't worry I will be fine, we will celebrate Mosope's wedding together. You had such a strong faith even thou I knew you were doing all you could to cover all you were going through.
In my head you have travelled on one of your long trips and in my heart I will cherish every precious moment we had together, I will miss your wit, your sarcasm, your Yoruba proverbs and your African magic tales
I am proud of the sound training you gave your children and I have no doubt that your children will excel and make you proud.
Good night my sis moj. Say hello to mummy and daddy cause I know you are not alone.
You will forever be in my thought
I love you
Your Aburo
"My Sis, can't believe you are gone. I still remember how you kindly welcomed me to your house when I was chasing Toun. Your sarcastic humour. Na wa. God knows best sha. Rest Well. Toun, myself and the kids especially Derin miss you. Luv"
"Gone Too Soon - Mojisola
If tears could build a stairway
and thoughts a memory lane
I'd walk right up to heaven
and bring you home again".
Since you'll never be forgotten
I pledge to you today
A hallowed place within my heart
Is where you'll always stay.
I will always cherish the beautiful memories in Hillcrest Court, Kilburn and Dean Road, Willesden Green with the Aunty Soji's , Aunty Lola's, and all of us. hmmmm, good old days.
Moji you were so elegant, so stylish, so full of life, and that your smile- was worth a thousand words , you won that battle with flying colours and God has another angel.
Rest In Peace
Sun Re O my dear sister
Ronke Fowokan"
"What can I say, what can I do oh Lord, You're too much for me….
I have had to painfully accept your demise. Who am I to question God. I do not understand all things but God understands. O ye Olorun.
Mojisola you were full of hope to the very end. You had strong faith. Infact you wrote in your bible "stuborn faith", "aggressive faith". I am exceedingly grateful to God for the opportunity to spend the last month of your life with you in Germany.
It is one of the best month of my life. I will forever treasure the moments we shared together, the laughters, gists, holding hands together, massaging your whole body especially your feet (which you always requested as a treat). You always call me 'sister mi flo' (as in Florence Nightingale). I wish I had done more…laughed more, massaged you more, kissed your forehead more, held your hands more, hugged you more… if I new this were the last moments we will share together.
The bible says in all things we should give God thanks. That is His will concerning us. I thank God that we were able to pour out our hearts…I thank God for emotional healing, for restoration and rebuilding relationships. I thank God for allowing you to live to see your 49th birthday and for allowing me to share it with you. You requested that the only gift you wanted for your birthday was to worship and thank God on your behalf. A 24 hour worship chain was set up for that purpose. From 12 midnight March 12th to 12midnight, March 13th. Your family and friends all over the world joined you to give God a 24 hour worship He so deserves. I believe strongly that God accepted our Worship and Thanksgiving on your behalf. It came to Him as a sweet smelling savor.
Mojisola I take solace in the fact, that your spirit and soul is with the Lord, That you have no more pain, no more struggles…You are at peace with your maker. Rejoicing and joining the heavenly hosts in worshiping God. (what you love doing). I will always miss you and I know that God will ensure that your children will be taken care of. They will not suffer. God has His hands upon them. He has His hands wrapped around them. They will grow up, graduate from university, get married, have children, they will fulfill their purpose. Build on the legacy to left behind in Jesus name.
Mojisola may your gentle soul rest in perfect peace. Amen.
Your Loving Sister
Denrele Okuboyejo (aka Sis mi Flo)"
"The light of your extravagant love would forever burn bright in my heart!...you were an epitome of grace and selflessness. You embodied the very essence of giving....for you gave of yourself even to the point of no return...that you would be sorely missed is an understatement! my only hope is that i know without a shadow of doubt that you are in a better place...resting from all your labor of love...God grant you eternal rest my aunt...your legacy lives on..."
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Discussion in 'Coventry City General Chat' started by AFCCOVENTRY, Mar 19, 2017.
This is just more bullshit, kicking the can down the road. Things have to be forced to a head.
For me this is why CCC should come out and back it 100%. Is, as most suspect, it is a bluff from SISU then CCC saying great lets get things moving is a big problem for them. The best result for SISU is CCC to give some generic response about dropping legal action.
Problem is, it's actually the response anyone would expect.
We can hardly get involved with these people business wise, they are currently suing us.
Also they can say what can we do we haven't blocked anything there have been no proposals.
SISU are bluffing in my opinion.
If they were genuine they would provide a proposal to CCC and CRFC with proof of viability. With the caveat if this all goes through smoothly the legal action is on the table for dropping.
And that's why they council should call their bluff. Say we're right behind it, get the plans for the Butts submitted ASAP, tell us what land you have identified for the academy etc.
What do SISU do then? They either have to come good or admit it was all a smokescreen.
Instead, the council will probably play into their hands like they did with trying to block the Butts the first time around and give them something to take to the football league to say "look, it's all blocked".
But maybe the Council ate worried about JR3.
CCC are trying to bankrupt us by agreeing to the terms and not paying a penny towards it.
Come on must look at the polish telecom company they brought shares in.
You cannot do buisiness with these people.
Pot and kettle.
Now you know how I feel, and why I have to keep pointing it out to you. You know I only do it out to help your postings improve. Tell you what when you contribute more than the old clichés I will contribute meaningfully on your posts
Shouldn't CRFC back it 100% first? There's little evidence of that. In fact hasn't JS been quoted as not wanting to work with SISU now? If that's the case what are CCC supposed to get 100% behind exactly?
I always thought Sharpe was quite clever when wording things to not give too much away.
What's it got to do with CRFC? They're not in dispute with CCFC.
Even better for the council. All CCC have to do is say they're all for the stadium at the Butts and tell Fisher to get the plans in ASAP. Sharp tells Fisher to do one, he's not interested.
If they did that it would at least give the appearance of them being supportive of the club. If they don't do it Fisher can run to the FL and add it to his evidence as to why we can't stay in Coventry.
I think you're right. JS doesn't want anything to do with sisu and I don't think CCFC fit into his plans at all whoever's at the helm.
The amount of time we all spend discussing the Butts when there's never been any inkling of us moving there is frankly baffling.
They have the lease. Of they won't deal with SISU it's a non starter. Which in actual fact then asks the question what's it got to do with the council? How are the council supposed to call SISU's bluff? If the lease holder won't deal with SISU there is no bluff.
Sharp already has told Fisher to do one. Why do you want the council to make him do it again? Why do you think it's the job of the council to make him do it again? Baffling, truly baffling.
No he hasn't, he's said he won't work with SISU, no mention of Otium. Could be interpreted as very careful selected phrasing.
Don't really see the problem. Will take the council literally minutes to fire out a press release saying they're happy to work with the club and for them to get plans submitted. Then just sit back and wait for the response from SISU.
Its about trying to force things to a conclusion rather than letting it drag on for several more years.
Reid is the only one talking a Butts move up. Meanwhile Cov Utd are definitely playing there next season and they are selling season tickets.
It is unclear if their contract extends any further than one season but I thought they were moving there until they could build a ground themselves.
I think they will be playing there for at least the next 5 seasons, CCFC will not be involved. * my opinion.
So Otium are going to fund it then? Lets hope JS doesn't ask for proof of funds with traceability all the way back as apparently is the norm. Wake up Dave.
They have already made such a press release stating also that they can't refuse planning based on who is applying for it. They even suggested a site. There's nothing stopping the club putting in planning today or any other day either at the BPA or any other site. Why is it the councils job to force them to do it? If we were serious about it we'd already have done it. The bluff was called a long time ago. What you're actually saying is you want the council to help YOU understand that. The vast majority of us passed that point 3 years ago.
Which site did they suggest?
Don't recall. But it was said at the time we returned.
Wasn't it the housing estate in Radford that Maton was on about?
Tim said the price of the old Ryton factory site per acre was too expensive (think he quoted £0.5M/acre).
I guess he wants some council land gifted to the club.
Unfortunately the timing is all wrong, any land within the city boundary is wanted for housing.
No. at no point have I suggested that.
You've totally missed the point. It doesn't matter what me or you think it matters what people like the FL think. Lets look at it from their perspective.
CCFC's landlords are currently refusing to talk to them.
CCFC propose a move to a groundshare at the Butts.
The FL get shown around the Butts and agree that it has potential as a site for CCFC.
CCC take action to block any move to the Butts.
CCFC announce mediation is taking place and one of their three key issues is they want CCC to support a groundshare at the Butts.
Now there's two options here. CCC can totally play into SISU's hands and basically bat the question away one way or another or they can call SISU's bluff and say great idea, get your plans submitted along with permission from the freeholder, tell us how you will fund it etc and we'll give you total support.
What do SISU do then? To me this presents an opportunity to force the endgame.
Exactly! They will soon shit themselves if that approach was taken.
There was the former Dunlop site Maton mentioned. It was with his if we illegally refused planning permission SISU could appeal and it would be overturned piece in the CT. A few days later it turned out the land was allocated for housing and couldn't be used for a stadium.
So it was never calling their bluff, that was the one in Holbrooks.
Also, how much more pressure could the FL apply if the council etc were all happy and welcoming?
I wished they would.
Unfortunately it was exactly with JR1. They don't have to its a case of SISU biting off their nose to spite their face.
The council will come out of it quite reasonably by saying we can't deal with SISU at the moment they are suing us.
With JR1 SISU should have put a bid in for ACL and said when this deal is signed the legal action will be dropped.
They should do the same now. Submit planning permission for the Butts (you can do that without owning the land) offer ditching the legal action if their proposal gets off the ground.
There is nothing in it for the council to call SISU's bluff. They don't have to their actions look reasonable anyway.
CCFC is the entity that needs either the Butts or a long term stay at the Ricoh. Both options depend on dropping legal action.
SISU care more about the legal action than CCFC. It won't be dropped even if we have to move away again.
I don't recall the council ever offering or suggesting an alternative site to the Ricoh either SBT, so politely, I think you're mistaken.
I can't see any issue with drawing all of the sides together to talk - that has to be a step forward. If it's SISU bullshit, and it may well be, then the sooner we find out the better. If it isn't, then maybe something might actually come of it.
The one thing that's clear to me is that the council has to step away from seeing CCFC at the Ricoh as the only option. At the moment there's a reasonable case based on the funds avaialble from the arena deal and Wasps refusal to negotiate, to suggest that the Ricoh isn't going to be the way forward. So if everyone really wants CCFC to stay in Coventry then it's time for CCC to deal with that reality and start thinking seriously about whether there are alternatives.
At the moment everything that has come out of the Council towards the club has been negative and seemingly predicated on forcing CCFC to stay at the Ricoh. That's not exactly surprising given JR2 but it gets us nowhere. JR2 is going to happen whether we or they like it or not - SISU have got a legal right to take it forward, and they're going to.
The council, who clearly believe they're going to win anyway should compartmentalise it, look at where they want the club to be in the future, and start looking at the options because at the moment I don't think it's likely to be in Coventry. This isn't about SISU winning, or the Council winning, it's about the City winning. The millions that Wasps are claimed to be bringing into the city would be dwarfed by even a moderately successful football club. I can't see any upside to avoiding discussions, but I can see a lot of potential downsides if we keep heading in the direction we are...
How viable is moving away if the council and everybody else is showing willingness to sort things compared to when they pull stunts like trying to block things at the Butts?
How viable is moving away?
Sorry don't really understand your question.
For SISU the priority is the legal action and CCFC costing nothing if you are talking viability?
No, I mean from a FL point of view.
At the minute, everything the council or Wasps do in terms of refusing to help or deal with CCFC will be noted and send to the FL won't it? Would the FL really let CCFC move if everybody was being extra helpful?
The council stated the football club would not be impacted by Wasps arrival. By refusing to consider the Butts and forcing the club into a long term rental deal with Wasps at a considerably higher rate, not impact the club? Surely by doing that, they are forcing the club to the brink? SISU own us but quite clearly other parties have influence on the future of the club. Some people don't like that, but it's true. They have passed planning permission on the Higgs centre, knowing it puts the academy future under threat. Again does this not go against Wasps not impacting the club?
I know SISU own us and they don't want to pay for anything etc, but that does not make it OK to knowingly harm the club because of them. Wasps according to some are here for the full 250 years, if so what realistic chance is there of another 30,000 seater stadium being built in Coventry? Particuarly with the need for housing. Does this not force the club to always being at the whim of Wasps? What future will CCFC have as the secondary sporting team? What chances of building an academy and training ground? It's all well and good saying once SISU will go, all will be well. CCC and Wasps will help, they might, but it will be on their terms, as it is now. SISU going won't change that. The CCC decisions have clearly demonstrated they do not have a place for CCFC. Wasps are the councils chosen sporting club for this city.
It astounds me that some defend them, it horrifies me people can't see it. Still, keep beating the SISU out drum. There is more than one enemy here. They appear to be in competition to ruin the club first. This needs fighting on all fronts. Been saying it for ages, but some only want to get at SISU. All well and good but it's just leaving an open door for the council to damage the club too.
Unfortunately the Council and Wasps for that matter don't have to.
Only a tiny proportion of people support the legal action so they are not going to get a sway of public pressure.
The football club are looking to Wasps and the Council for something.
Wasps and the Council want the legal action stopped.
I can't see the Council or Wasps changing their stance.
Unfortunately the legal action is more important to SISU so I can't see SISU changing their stance either.
Just like JR1 I see it as pointless action that just hurts the football by antagonising the partners we need to work with. With salt rubbed into the wounds that just like JR1 it won't even bloody succeed.
Exactly. If you're the FL you could have Wasps refusing to talk to CCFC and CCC blocking any attempt by the club to move and failing to respond to the clubs request for help. That makes a solid argument if Fisher turns up and says we want to move out of the city.
On the other hand you could have CCC saying we'd support any new stadium plan, including the Butts, 100% and Wasps saying we'll give you another 5 year agreement while the stadium is built. The argument to move out of the city is then non-existent.
Yes totally, we were allowed to move away before saying we were 'forced out'. Yet people were even sending rent offers to the FL proving we were far from getting chased out.
The FL have all but admitted they won't stop SISU going again.
The stance by the Council and Wasps gives them ammo that don't even need.,
The club leaving the Arena would not show the council in a good light, as regardless of whether it really is for the best or not, it will essentially be the club leaving due to Wasps' arrival.
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