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This is the second time I am losing someone precious to me and in as much as it is hard to pretend as if it doesn't hurt, deep down it does.

Remembering you lying on that bed like you are sleeping but never woke up, put me in lots of thoughts and I can't help but pour out my heart through this tribute.

I normally call you MUM. You are a mother with a humble and compassion heart. A woman full of insight and wisdom, whose advises are beneficial to me down to this day. A beacon of love and legacy of kindness, always ready with a warm smile and listening ear. You are my mentor and inspiration.

Farewell Mum, though you are no longer present in body, your spirit will live on in my heart (and in the hearts of those you've touched). Your memory will forever be cherished.

Miriam Opara

(Aquada Development Corporation)

 


A Life Well Spent! 

A soul that impacted all life that she ever came across. Just a short while knowing you Mummy, but seems like I've known you a long time. Doc always sent me to you, either to give you what he bought you or to know how you were fairing. In those times I have met your warm smiles, your welcoming arms and your encouragement. You impact the world around you without knowing it, I'm super grateful that I met you Mummy. 

On that very Saturday, a day with a totally different atmosphere, who would have thought the weirdest would happen? I clung to that oxygen concentrator, coming to you mummy, my heart pacing seriously and praying for you. As usual, I wanted to follow you back to the house and make sure you were better before heading back to Umuahia, which has always been Doc's instructions..


I felt so scared immediately I saw you on that bed, my heart continued praying so hard for you Mummy, that was the point I really wanted super powers... You once told me "you admired my strength and smartness"... I wanted a superhero power at that point. I was perturbed for days, it has been a difficult situation to accept. Each time I remember this incident I feel a deep piercing pain.

 
Mummy, you are a rare gem, you left so much legacy that would be remembered in so many generations. I'm indeed grateful to the universe for allowing me this opportunity to meet someone like you! You are my inspiration. 

Have a peaceful night

Amaka Nwughala

(Aquada Development Corporation)


 

Ezinne  di ora mna, our role Queen mother,Ada Ugo, Nne anyi oma, now I believe that you have gone to the greater beyond. A great day has come in St Bridget's college and you are not there to receive our precious gifts from your children (STAFF MEMBERS). Oh! death! what a great  blow on us. I could remember the first day I came your house.  You gave me corn and  local pear. I could remember those years while in the meeting,  you would tell us that you were like a  sponge  to us,any where we see you,  we should stop and squiz you out a little water and that is( YOUR WISDOM). Mummy, where are you?

   YOU gave us so many words of advice. I remember when I came back from the hospital, you told me that GOD has used this vine yard to reward me of my service to the NURSERY  CLASS CHILDREN . You always told us to take care of your sheep.You that were taking care of us,  where did you leave us to? You celebrated all your birthday with us, you made special food for us and the children, MUMMY WHERE ARE YOU? Your children are missing you. The vacuum you created can never be filled. JEE NKE OMA EZINNE DI ORA MNA,ADA   UGO NNE ANYI (BRIDGET' CHIKEREUBA NWANKWO.

 

Elizabeth U. Kalu

(St. Bridget's Schools)


A TRIBUTE TO MY DIRECTOR, LADY BRIDGET NWANKWO

I am deeply saddened by the loss of Mum as we fondly calls her, an exceptional leader, erudite scholar and mentor who had a profound impact on my career and personal growth.

Lady Bridget Nwankwo embodied the qualities of a true leader: vision, integrity and compassion. Always willing to put a smile on people's faces no matter the social strata.

Her dedication to excellence in all ramifications inspired me to strive for greatness in my own work.

I will always be grateful for the opportunities Mum provided for me, from challenging projects that pushed me out of my comfort zone to mentorship and guidance that helped me navigate my career.

Mummy Bridget leaves behind a legacy of kindness, wisdom and leadership that will continue to inspire and motivate me both personally and professionally.

I feel fortunate to have had the Chance to work under her guidance and will deeply miss her motherly guidance.

Rest in peace "" My Lady "' A woman with a golden heart, your impact will never be forgotten.

 Ijeoma Egwuatu

(St. Bridget's Schools)


Ogbonna's Tribute

 

Dear Aunty,

I am heartbroken by your passing. From 1997 – 2025 you were more than a Boss - you were a mentor, a guide and a mother figure. Your kindness and support meant everything to me. I never expected you to leave so soon but I trust it is a call to Glory.

Rest in peace, Aunty. You will never be forgotten.

With Sorrow,

Ogbonna Peter (driver)


Tribute to my Beloved Mummy B:

I'm deeply grateful for the impact you've had on my life. Your guidance, kindness, and unwavering support have inspired me to pursue my dreams. You're an extraordinary role model, mentor, and friend.

Thank you for believing in me and helping me grow.

With heartfelt gratitude,

Okwuchi Ndu

(Faulks Road/Robinson Close, Aba)

 


Tribute To My Role Model:

 

"To the amazing woman who cared for me like her own,

Thank you for your selfless love, guidance, and support. You showed me unconditional kindness, wisdom, and compassion, helping shape me into the person I am today.

I'm forever grateful for the memories, laughter, and lessons we shared. You'll always be in my heart.

I miss you so much Mummy.

 

Happiness Peter.

(Faulks Road/Robinson Close, Aba)


To a mother, a philanthropist of unshakable heart:


My soul swells with pride when I think of all you have done and achieved—a woman whose strength isn’t measured in what she keeps, but in what she gives. You are more than a mother, more than a leader and employer of workforce; you’re a beacon of resilience, a philanthropist whose hands reach out to mend the world, even when it tries to break you first. Your life is a testament to the beauty of a spirit that bends but never bows. An embodiment of resilience. 


When I think of all you have done ,my heart brims with awe  —a woman whose strength isn’t just a trait, but a story etched in every step you take. You are resilience made flesh, a force that doesn’t merely endure but rises, time and again, with a spirit that refuses to be dimmed. I’ve seen it, felt it, and heard it. 


A woman whose strength is forged in the fires of life’s trials, yet glows with an unbreakable light. You are resilience itself, a living testament to what it means to stand firm when the ground trembles, to rise when the world pushes down, and to bloom where others might wither.


I’ve heard you weather storms that would shatter most—moments of doubt, loss, and struggle that you’ve never let define you you’re a strong woman—a philanthropist whose resilience turns tears into hope, scarcity into abundance. Every [meal served, life touched, building raised] is a mark of your unyielding spirit. My heart feels full, bound to a mother who doesn’t just weather storms but uses them to water the world. This is my tribute to you—a giver, a fighter, a light that never dims

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With all my love and reverence,

UNUKOWOR EREZINA EMMANUEL

(Aquada Development Corporation)


There are rare souls in this world who leave an indelible mark on the lives they touch, souls full of kindness, grace, and boundless compassion. Your presence was a gift, your love knew no bounds, and your kindness was a guiding light to so many. You were more than just a mother, or friend, you were a beacon of hope, always ready to uplift, to listen, and to give without hesitation. Your heart, so full of love, welcomed everyone with warmth. Your compassion was not just in words but in action, I might not have met you but I can tell that you were a good woman. Though you're no longer with us, your legacy lives on. It lives in the kindness you spread, the love you shared, and the countless lives you've touched. The world may feel a little dimmer without you, but your light continues to shine in our hearts. We are grateful for the moments, the lessons, the love you gave so freely. And though we grieve, we take solace in knowing that such a beautiful soul is never truly gone. You live in our memories ma. 
Rest well, You were loved beyond measure, and you will be missed beyond words.

Ogechi Ezeala

(Aquada Development Corporation)

 


TRIBUTE TO AN ICON

Lady Bridget Nwankwo.  We know where you are. You ran the race,  you finished the course and left your footprints in the ions of time and the good Lord whom you served in the vine yard has called you for the crown of glory. If it is possible, we ought not to mourn ( but who can refrain from mourning when one realizes that Lady Bridget is no more) because your long life was a cascade of blessings to us all. You shaped destinies, raised generation in character and learning and moulded us your teachers professionally. You were not just our employer, you were also a mother to us.

You were an epitome of righteousness, always straightforward and never cutting corners.  In Nigeria knowledge industry of today, you built an institution where a teacher could teach  without worries of being called to aid students in examination malpractice. You maintained zero tolerance for examination malpractice, the reason many of us are still in your school till date.

We know God did it. Called you home after you accomplished all that He sent you to do.

What a SAINTHOOD passage and we at SAINT BRIDGET'S will always raise our cap and seek inspiration from the memory of a proprietor who was a leader per excellence, a mother, a councilor, a disciplinarian and a philanthropist.

Sleep well our mother; Lady Bridget C . Nwankwo.

 

Longinus Maduabuchi Uchendu. 

(St. Bridget's Schools)


A Tribute to Lady Bridget C.  Nwankwo, Director, St. Bridget's  Schools, Aba

A Visionary Leader, A  Compassionate Educator

A woman of immense vision, leadership, and compassion, Lady Bridget has left an indelible mark on the lives of countless students, teachers, and parents.

With unwavering dedication and passion, Lady Bridget has built St. Bridget's Schools into a beacon of academic excellence, moral integrity, and spiritual growth. Her commitment to providing a holistic education has empowered generations of students to become confident, creative, and responsible citizens.

Lady Bridget's leadership style is characterized by empathy, kindness, and a deep understanding of the needs of others. She has created a nurturing environment that fosters academic achievement, creativity, and personal growth. Her door has always been open to students, teachers, and parents, offering guidance, support, and encouragement whenever needed.

As an educator, Lady Bridget has been a shining example of what it means to teach with love, patience, and dedication. She has inspired countless students to pursue their dreams, to strive for excellence, and to make a positive impact in their communities.

To Lady Bridget,  I  express my deepest gratitude for all that you have done for me. Your legacy will continue to inspire and motivate me to strive for excellence in all that  I do.

May God bless and reward you abundantly for your selfless service to humanity.

Rest in peace, Lady Bridget. Your memory will live on in our hearts.

Glory Ibekwe

(St. Bridget's Schools)


My Tribute to Lady Bridget Nwankwo

 

With a heavy heart, yet a profound sense of gratitude,  I pay tribute to an extraordinary woman, Lady Bridget Nwankwo, affectionately known to me and my family as Aunty or Daa Titi. Your passing on 20th January, 2025 has left an unfillable void in our lives, but your legacy of kindness, generosity, and love will continue to inspire and guide us.

Aunty, you were more than just a family friend; you were a guardian angel, a confidante, and a pillar of strength. Your unwavering support and guidance helped shape me into the person I am today. Your influence extended to my family, particularly my children, who benefited greatly from your wisdom and kindness.

I vividly remember the countless times you came through for us, offering a helping hand, a listening ear, or a comforting word. Your generosity knew no bounds, and your willingness to help others was a hallmark of your remarkable character. You had a unique ability to make everyone feel seen, heard, and valued.

One of the most significant impacts you had on my family was providing my first son with his first job experience at your school. That opportunity not only gave him valuable work experience but also instilled in him a sense of responsibility and confidence. We are forever grateful for that experience and the role you played in shaping his early career.

Your supports to us was always timely and generous, helping us navigate life's challenges with greater ease. But more than that is your  reassurance that came with it that made the greatest impact. You had a way of making us feel like everything would be alright, and that we were not alone.

Aunty, you connected me with opportunities that helped take my business to a better level. Your guidance and mentorship were instrumental in helping me navigate the complexities of business.

But beyond the tangible support, it was the intangible gifts you gave us that I cherish the most. Your wisdom, counsel, and unwavering optimism inspired us to be better versions of ourselves. You taught us the importance of kindness, empathy, and compassion, and you modeled these values in every aspect of your life.

As I reflect on the memories we shared, I am filled with a deep sense of gratitude and appreciation. Aunty, you may be gone, but your legacy lives on through the countless lives you touched, including mine. Your memory will continue to inspire us to live with purpose, kindness, and generosity.

Rest in peace, dear Lady Bridget Nwankwo. You will be deeply missed, but your impact on our lives will never be forgotten.

 Mr. Hamilton N. Abengowe & Family