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“It’s still like a dream” – Funke Akindele and siblings remembers their mother after 2 years

Nollywood actress Funke Akindele and her siblings, Olubunmi Akindele and Poga Akindele, have expressed their emotions on social media to remember their mother.

On the 7th of February, 2023, Funke Akindele and her siblings lost their mother. The siblings reported her death on Instagram, submitting to God’s will.

In remembrance of their mother, they took to their respective social media pages to share sweet memories they had of their mother.

Funke Akindele spoke about how her mother’s death still felt like a dream after two years. She wrote about missing her darling mother and wished her peace.

She wrote, “Mum
It’s been two years since you left us. It’s still like a dream, my darling mother. I miss you so much!!
Keep resting in peace.”

Olubunmi Akindele on her Instagram page, eulogised her mother’s sacrifices, commitment and dedication to her children.

She recalled how their mother lost her own parent at the age of 13, yet she was filled with wisdom to train her four children.

She prayed that her legacy of love, strength and kindness would live through her children and future generations.

“Two Years Without You, Mom… But Forever Grateful

It still hurts, and YES, I cry sometimes. But through the pain, gratitude shines brighter.

You lost your own mother at 13, yet God gave you the strength to raise US with love, wisdom, and sacrifice.

And for that, I’m thankful.

Some never got to know their mothers, but WE had you-fully, fiercely, beautifully.

May your legacy of love, strength, and kindness continue to live through US and generations to come in Jesus’ mighty name Amen.

Thank you for being the best MUM Ever!!

Keep resting in grace, Mom. Love YOU till eternity”

Poga Akindele wrote, “2 years without you haven’t been easy , but I know you re happy up there . I miss you so much mum.”

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