Tributes to "Mummy J"

Oh what a loss! Can't come to terms you have gone Aunty. You always asked about mi pickin Nathanael and Emmanuel. As we grieve your loss, we find solace in the fond memories and the profound impact you had on all of us including the 'Saro' community . You were dearly loved and will be deeply misse

Mrs Jarrett did not know me personally. She didn't officially allocate her boys quarters to me, I just kind of found my way there and moved in courtesy of my friendship with her son Ravon Jarrett. It was my final of many years in the university and I needed a serene place to plot my way out of UI.

I last saw ‘Aunty ‘Mire’ (pictured carrying me as a baby) in 2018 when we went to Ibadan, Nigeria to celebrate her 80th birthday. I had no idea it would be the last time that I see her face to face. During that time I was privileged to spend time with her, I slept in the same bed with her, care

Nummy J thought me how to control my anger and forgive. She told me with faith in God and truth with integrity you will always win... She's the angel of God that formed my innocent mind, the hand that protect and provide. The God's servant that faithfully nurtured the start selfless and and faithfu

The memories of our dear Mother will always be in our hearts. Grandma J was a shining light in this dark world. Her love, kindness and hospitality will never be forgotten. She and Grandpa received and hosted me in my early days at University of Ibadan, where she worked at the Registrar's Office. H