It's two years today since I lost my first love and wife, Mrs Oluwatobiloba Enitan Ruth Akindolani nee Oladejo. It has been really challenging on all front! The gallant role she played in my life while alive was practical, feasible and tangible. She was a raregem and epitome of intelligence by all standards. I was all that mattered to her! At least, the first priority! She treated me as if I was another baby of hers except that I was an older one in this case though seemed awkward to me then but later appreciated her reasons for behaving in such manner since I can't have two mothers (Lol!). Without any doubt, she was simply in her own class. I miss her more now than when she was alive. Like they say, "You don't value what you have until you loose it". I did value her but never knew her true worth and I think I do now! Anyway, it is well! God knew better and why she was taken away so early but who am I to question His authority? I know it wasn't His perfect will but permissive, nevertheless, i think i trust His judgment and decisions. I initially hoped for a bright future with her as a formidable partner but all my 7 years & 3 months (12th April, 2006- 11th July, 2013) of companionship, communication, conjugation and contributions became halted through her transition to eternal glory. Though now, I have no sorrow, pain and bitterness again because have come to take solace in the comforting embrace of the Holy Spirit, My divinely authorized Godmother, who has helped me to pass through that ordeal unscathed within those trying moments as a young fellow. In all, I still say thank you Lord Jesus because you can never be wrong neither can you be responsible for anything bad. It is man that is always wrong. I pray that those she left behind will be kept and become stronger in the Faith till the day of His appearing. We are in the end time and our ultimate aim is that glorious home where sorrow, pain, trouble, shame, wickedness and whatever is anti-heaven has no place. Where all tears will be wiped away and the fullness of our joy will be perfected in the overcomers that makes it. It is my prayer that we all make it in Jesus name. As for the departed, may her gentle soul continue to rest in His bossom with perfect eternal peace. I miss YOU greatly "T" as I fondly call you! I honour you today in sober reflection of past memories with you. From me, "MASS" as she fondly calls him!
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