NAOSNP President, Samson Oki buries mother in Lagos
CITIZENS COMPASS – Samson Oki, the President, National Association of Online Security News Publishers (NAOSNP), has kicked off burial plans for his mother, Madam Aramide Nusirat Oki, who died on Saturday, August 12, 2023 at the age of 63.
Oki who spoke with NAOSNP members said ‘The Christian Wake and Service of Songs’ was held on Wednesday, September 6, 2023 at Weigh bridge. Mile 12 area, along Mile 12/Ikorodu Road, Lagos State while the funeral service will be held on Thursday, September 7, 2023 at the same venue by 10am. Kindly join us as we bid farewell to a beloved mother.’
In a heartfelt tribute to a life well-lived, the President of the National Association of Online Security News Publishers (NAOSNP), Oki Samson is honoring the memory of the mother of four, a leading entrepreneur, and a beacon of love for humanity who left a legacy that will forever inspire and uplift those who had the privilege of knowing her.
Late Madam Aramide Nusirat Oki (née Thomas) was born on July 7, 1960 to the family of Pa Mustapha and Madam Fatimota in Lagos Island, Lagos, Nigeria.
She attended Ansarudeen Primary School in Lagos Island and St. Timothy College, Yaba, Lagos.
She got married to late Evangelist Ayila N. Oki before delving into trade and commerce on full-time where she attained fame and fortune.
The industrialist, Madam Oki made an indelible mark in the business space as a top distributor in the Victoria Island axis of Lagos. She is one of the top distributors of assorted soft drinks, eggs, and other items to several embassies, restaurants, hotels, and others within Victoria Island.
Her innovative thinking, entrepreneurial spirit, unwavering work ethic, and ability to inspire those around her set her apart as a true leader and role model in the business community.
She actively nurtured her 4 boys (Godwin, Daniel, Samson and Samuel) – now men – to the glory of God alongside her husband with the needed parental support, care and Godly way. As a mother, her nurturing spirit was evident in the strong bonds she cultivated with her four children, who now proudly carry forward her legacy. Her commitment to family values and unwavering support served as a foundation upon which her boys thrived into men who now embody her kindness, strength, and resilience.
Speaking on behalf of the entire family, the Publisher of Trek Africa Newspaper, Oki Samson remarked: ‘My mother lived a full life as a hardworking woman who demonstrated entrepreneurial spirit in the Victoria Island axis of Lagos as one of the top distributors of assorted soft drinks, eggs, and other items. She also demonstrated compassion for humanity through many humanitarian initiatives which she pursued within her family, community, and church. She actively nurtured her 4 boys – now men – to the glory of God alongside her late husband, Evangelist Ayila N. Oki with parental support, care and in a godly way.’
Madam Oki’s legacy will forever be a lasting encouragement to the family and community which she personally touched.