A REQUIEM OF LIGHT: IN MEMORY OF

 A REQUIEM of LIGHT: IN MEMORY OF ANULIKA MURREN DADO NWEZE 

I am writing this because I am very sorry to hear that Mrs. Anulika Murren Dado Nweze has passed away. To High Chief John Dado Nweze and the whole family, please know that we are thinking of you and praying for you during this sad time.

Anulika was a wonderful person. The Bible talks about "virtuous" women who are more precious than expensive jewels, and that is exactly who she was.

She was a kind and loving wife.

She was a gentle and praying mother.

She was a helpful friend to everyone in her neighborhood.

Everyone who knew her will always remember her warm smile and her big heart.

Where she is now

Even though it is very sad that she is gone, we believe she is in a beautiful place now. Think of it like this: she has finished her long day of work and is now resting in the arms of God. She isn't hurting or tired anymore. She is waiting in heaven, wearing a robe of light, in a place filled with peace.

A message for the family

When you feel like crying, remember that God is right there to give you a hug. On April 28th and 29th, when the family gathers to say goodbye, I hope you feel God’s peace like a warm blanket around you.

It is okay to be sad right now—even the strongest people cry. But remember, the Bible says that even though we cry at night, happiness comes again in the morning. Anulika was a gift from God, and even though He called her back home, we are so lucky that we got to know her.

Our Prayer

May Anulika rest in perfect peace. May God’s bright light shine on her forever. And for you, High Chief, and your children: may your hearts feel calm and safe. You are not alone; we are all standing with you.

With love and prayers,

Nwokwu Solomon Chukwuemeka (OKENEPEHU)