Olubunmi Odeyinka – Your selfless service and contribution to education sector in Nigeria can never be forgotten, touched many lives, free trainings and coaching.
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Elijah Utobo – Mummy O! I never would have thought that your mother’s burial would be the last place and time I would see you in person. That I will not hear your ever cheerful voice again. It is still so hard to believe what I saw first on Instagram yesterday. I am one of those
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Gertrude Stowe – A woman of impact. A woman who willingly touched lives—financially, physically, mentally, and in ways words can hardly capture. A woman who stood firm and fought for the growth of the educational sector, shaping minds and opening doors for generations yet to come. She didn’t just exist—she gave, she built, she uplifted. She
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Abidemi Saka Oludayo – Tribute to a woman with the heart of gold. Mummy Yinka, you were truly a kind and selfless person whose good deeds touched so many lives. Your generosity, warmth, and the way you cared for others will never be forgotten. I remember Dec.16th 2023, the CPE Christmas soup kitchen visit to Makoko
Arowolo Olusegun – This one cuts deep mennnnnnnnn😠Nigeria and the entire education sector have lost a rare gem, Mummy Yinka Ogunde A woman whose passion for teachers was not just spoken, but lived… deeply, fiercely, and selflessly. Her love for education felt almost divine. She believed in the dignity of teachers, stood firmly for standards,
Olawunmi Ajayi – This is a rude shock to us, thank you for allowing God used you may your beautiful soul rest in peace
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Toyin Ijagbemi-Eni – It’s so bitter to know that you left us at this time, where do we go from here? when Fulani bandits are requesting for virgin girls as ransom so they could release the kidnapped men; when children in the IDP camps are being recaptured and taken as slaves; At this time when we
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Jaiyesimi Dada Oluwakemi – This is a hard pill to swallow but God knows best. Thank you for lending your voice and advocacy for educators like myself. You were a mentor to me. God rest your soul mummy..
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Lena the Teacher – I hoped to meet you one day, as I looked forward to following up all that you have done in the educational system. you inspired a lot of us by your good works.. you were a trailblazer.. and I am glad I have a legacy such as yours to look up to.
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Kemi Koleowo – With a grateful heart, I honor the memory of my darling Sister, Yinka Ogunde. She was a woman of vision and impact, whose passion for families and education gave birth to the Concerned Parents and Educators Initiative (CPE). I remain deeply humbled that she entrusted me with the role of National Coordinator, a
Kemi Koleowo, CPE National Coordinator Read Post »