Dear Mommy,
You were a woman of grace, character, wisdom and faith...true faith. You were a living example of what we should strive to be and your legacy and life testimony will forever live on. You have left such a mark on my life and I will forever be grateful to have had the chance to get to know you in a more intimate way as a mother and a confidant. Although we know that you are now sitting with the Lord, we will still miss you terribly and continuously desire your presence. Thank you mommy for showing me what a true woman of God should be.
Love,
Manokia,
Your daughter
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| Manokia Musonge - Your Daughter |
| Egbe Monjimbo |
Ah, Aunty Mojoko!
If only your dear ‘Sist’Elisabeth’ could speak as eloquently as she once did when she was your Basel Mission Girls’ School teacher, we are sure she would talk about the memories from all those years during which she was virtually your mother. She would surely tell us that story for the umpteenth time, of how you (and your friend and classmate Enanga Lyonga), took advantage of your privileged position as little sister of the teacher and boldly announced to her, in front of the whole class, “Sister, we we dey hungry!” She would recollect with fondness the nurturing she provided for you, the discipline she instilled in you and the advice she gave you as you blossomed under her roof from little primary school girl to pretty university graduate.
And from the years after you became independent of her and blessed by the Almighty, I am sure she would remember your ever-ready solicitude, your care and concern for all that involved her and the promptness with which you gave her your support.
Now that you are gone, she cannot say much but we know from the tears that fill her eyes that her heart bleeds for her little sister who first suffered so much pain and then tragically ended life’s journey ahead of her.
Ah, Aunty Mojoko, if only Mummy could speak, we are sure she would say, “fare thee well, little sister, yondo szwelele! Go on ahead, little sister and then wait to give us welcome! “
| Kate Nguini Fouda née Gobina |
TRIBUTE TO MONYA ANNE MOJOKO MUSONGE
Chai !!!.Tata koko ehhhhhh !!!! ima tumba weya wene eeeeh ! Jiai !! Monya koko yambi sef o litila.
You never called me by my name only "Monya"!!
My beautiful Monya, Some times in the 60's when I saw you in the then Victoria for the first time, I liked you so much not knowing that you'll become my sister-in-law.When cousin wrote to me that he was about to come back from the States, I was wondering where I would see you because my heart went out so much for you. I didn't know where to find you.... Then, one day, while I was working for Cameroon Bank in Victoria, I received a letter from cousin Mafany and on opening it, what did I see ! your engagement and wedding pictures to cousin Mafany in Bamenda ! I said Wow !! I was so so happy and I am proud to say that, I still have those pictures.
Some years back when cousin was Prime Minister you both invited me to come spend some time with you in Yaounde. I remember the Ekpakoko ya Bible that we ate the evening I arrived, the stories we shared, how you asked me to accompany you to attend to visitors who came. Then the day we travelled down together, me to Douala, and you to Buea ; how we sang and sang church songs in Douala, English and in our beautiful Bakweri dialect.
I also remember the time we travelled to Mbengwi to lay our sister Kate to rest ; when you said, "Monya lets go and see where they will lay our sister" and we went.
When I met you and cousin Mafany here in Paris last year, I didn't know that would be the last time I would see you !!! Tata koko eeeeeeee!!
Weh Monya, my beautiful Monya ! You are gone back to your Real Home and are walking the streets of Gold. Hallelujah !!!
To Cousin Mafany, for you and the children, I pray that the Peace of our LORD JESUS CHRIST that passeth all understanding rest and abide with you all and that you be Strengthened and comforted by the HOLY SPIRIT in JESUS Name, Amen.
Kate Nguini Fouda
Paris - France.
| Ursula Mbene-Nollan |
TRIBUTE TO AUNTY MOJOKO
Aunty Mojoko you were the best! Kind, understanding, ready to offer help and support to all "kinds of people". Beautiful inside and outside-many will miss you!! I was glad to know you, more so when Mola Mafany served as General Manager for CDC. I had worked there for almost five years and I was experiencing some problems with a certain individual. I remember talking to you about the situation, you adviced me to pray about it. I did, it was hard, you and Mola Mafany gave me courage and the problem was solved successfully.
When I told you I had decided to travel to the United States to do something different with my life, you were so happy for me! You and Mola encouraged me to make the best of myself. The day I was to travel, was in April of 1990. You assigned your personal driver, Mr. Marcus and a car to take me and my Aunty Ursula Malafa of blessed memory to Douala airport. You did not stop there, you gave me ten thousand francs and wished me the best. You did not stop at that either. You also traveled to the States soon after, and you did not forget me. You called me and wanted to know how I was doing. You mailed me some famous cameroon spices, njangsang and a few more, how sweet!
That is Aunty Mojoko, always thinking about others. Job well done Aunty, Oh Yes! The Lord's arms are open to welcome you, Rest In Peace.
Mola Mafany, as hard as it is, remember the memories; they will bring you comfort. The bilble says- weeping may endure for the night, but joy comes in the
morning. We have all been down this road several times. How did we do it? The Holy spirit our comforter, will be there for you and the children. God bless you each day and give you strength to face each day with strength.
Ursula Mbene-Nollan
Colorado-USA
| Divina Esi Kweti |
I Remember You!
It took sometime to fully appreciate the announcement of your death! I was on the same territory and planning to pay a visit but that was not to be!
Casting my thoughts back to Ibiaku Union Secondary Girls - remembered you " my small". Accept our sympathy, as we Thank God for her life lived to cope with the impending end.
We thank God also for your beloved husband, children, and grandchildren you leave behind. We are thankful for their togetherness & faith in the Lord for this will be their house of strength. We cast them into his embrace in prayer as we usher you on to his heavenly keep.
Rest in peace!
Divina Kweti
on behalf of the Kweti & Martin Families
It took sometime to fully appreciate the announcement of your death! I was on the same territory and planning to pay a visit but that was not to be!
Casting my thoughts back to Ibiaku Union Secondary Girls - remembered you " my small". Accept our sympathy, as we Thank God for her life lived to cope with the impending end.
We thank God also for your beloved husband, children, and grandchildren you leave behind. We are thankful for their togetherness & faith in the Lord for this will be their house of strength. We cast them into his embrace in prayer as we usher you on to his heavenly keep.
Rest in peace!
Divina Kweti
on behalf of the Kweti & Martin Families
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