I tried to get as much as possible but I was only able to lay hands on info on the son. He wrote a novel in her honour. Should I eventually get info on her, I will update the post. Thanks for your time.

andyanders: wonderful.That was a great achievement. Poster, what of her 2 children now?

I just checked it out now and it really makes a lot of sense! We can collaborate you know!

tomakint: Good job Iyaniwura, I remembered opening something related to that but on a wider scope on this page; https://www.nairaland.com/1118720/catalogues-history-makers-nigeria keep it up

Ìyániwúrà123: I tried to get as much as possible but I was only able to lay hands on info on the son. He wrote a novel in her honour. Should I eventually get info on her, I will update the post. Thanks for your time.

The info(being from Lagos Island too - Brazillian Quarters )i heard about the son was that he was a source of sorrow to the family. The usual wayward, drug junkie story we most often associate with the kids of the rich and successful. The typical loser, who then embarks on a mission to possess what is rightfully his after the demise of the successful parents who probably disowned him while still alive. Is this info factual? I can't say, just thought i should share with the curious. It's a neighbourhood tale, as to its veracity readers discretion is advised!

The Citrus/Poultry farm mentioned in the bio-details should be the present Abimbola Awoliyi residential estate at Oko-Oba on the road from Agege to Abule-Egba. Most farms on that axis are now prime residential estates.

ebamma: Mr death is not a respecter of degrees,good character,wealth, or political position,mr death is a badman

. Death is a bad woman

[color=#990000][/color] i have said this before and i will continue to say it, that, medicine and surgery is the best course can someone tell the first woman to become a civil enginneer or law and the rest. Up med&sur

Ìyániwúrà123: I just checked it out now and it really makes a lot of sense! We can collaborate you know!

For real, I am yours, my door is always opened for a future collaboration!

She has a hospital right in front of my house on Lagos Island, one of the best private hospitals to be reckoned with after St.Nicholas........

What a smart, beautiful Yoruba woman! emphasis on Yoruba

She was an achiever and great.I dove my hat for her.

Reading through her impressive achievements make you realise ONCE AGAIN how low Nigeria and Nigerians have fallen in terms of morality and decency.

Gone were the days when our parents instilled in us that honesty is the best policy.

yam:

u ve not seen someone and u respect the person
what does acquiring degree have to do with death.

If I say I respect Iyaniwura, its because I've been following her threads, dts how u jump into conclusions without thinking. Let me wait and see if anybody would come and xplain what my first post means to you, if nobody xplains what I mean, then I would do it myself later.

@Iyaniwura,thanks for the remeberance,she was an achiever,I am an islander too,my family church is Holy Cross Catededral,and attended St Mary's Convent too as Primary,then proceeded to FGGC new Bussa.There are many brazillians on island,notable ares like Tokunbo,Campus,Gbangbose,Igbosere,Catholic Mission,etc.

death,oh death where is thy sting?yet,wicked pple are living more dan 100 years. smh

Chanchit:

Let me wait and see if anybody would come and xplain what my first post means to you, if nobody xplains what I mean, then I would do it myself later.

what ur first post meant was dis

the woman was learned with so much degree and a medical expert and she still died at that age
whereas

you have a grand parent whose is a farmer and still alive.

meaning

with all her knowledge she still died at that age while ur grandparent who is a nonetity just died at 102.

yam:

what ur first post meant was dis

the woman was learned with so much degree and a medical expert and she still died at that age
whereas

meaning

with all her knowledge she still died at that age while ur grandparent who is a nonetity just died at 102.

you have a grand parent whose is a farmer and still alive. GBAM!!! Well said. ;d ;d

J12: She also looks like a man

And u look like a bearded he-goat! Olodo!

@chancit

Make the best of your time while you are still here.Does anyone anywhere know who you are?I know more about this wonderful lady now thanks to the OP even though I spent sometime visiting her hospital when my mum had an accident in1986.Steve Jobs didn't make it to 60 but the world will never forget him,will anyone remember you even if you made it to 150?

The level of reasoning of some Nigerians makes me feel sorry for the future of the country.

@OP thanks for sharing info about this great woman. She is the kinna of person that supposed to be honored and be a role model to young gals

Oh! Brilliant! We can keep rolling on info@iyaniwura.com, since we are both passionate on these topics, our synergy should make more sense

tomakint:
For real, I am yours, my door is always opened for a future collaboration!

You have so many similarities!

uplawal: @Iyaniwura,thanks for the remeberance,she was an achiever,I am an islander too,my family church is Holy Cross Catededral,and attended St Mary's Convent too as Primary,then proceeded to FGGC new Bussa.There are many brazillians on island,notable ares like Tokunbo,Campus,Gbangbose,Igbosere,Catholic Mission,etc.

Chanchit: Na wah o, with all the degree she still died @ 61, anyway my grandma(farmer) jst died @ 102 n burial tinz is loading.

@chanchit,at least she accomplishd her mision on earth by saving lives

hmmmmm..... such is life! A GREAT WOMAN INDEED!!!

Chanchit: Na wah o, with all the degree she still died @ 61, anyway my grandma(farmer) jst died @ 102 n burial tinz is loading.

Certified dunce!

ElFenomeno1:

Certified dunce!

Olori awon oloshi...

Chanchit:

Olori awon oloshi...

Your father and your mother, the deputy olori awon ashiere!

ElFenomeno1:

Your father and your mother, the deputy olori awon ashiere!

Why won't you know they are deputy, since the association was founded by ur grandparents..

Don't want to close my eyes I don't want to fall asleep Cause I'd miss you babe And I don't want to miss a thing Cause even when I dream of you The sweetest dream will never do I'd still miss you babe And I don't want to miss a thing.