Pics from Night of tribute for late Dr. Ameyo Adadevoh

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A nights tribute for phenomenal Dr. Ameyo Adadevoh who died on August 19th from Ebola was held yesterday September 11th at Harbour Point Hotel in Lagos. Her ash is going to be buried today at an exclusive family ceremony. Pictured above is her only child, Bankole Cardoso, 2nd right, with friends.Another photo after the jump.

Teju Babyface's Touching Tribute To Late Chief Tunji Okusanya Of MIC

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When I tell my driver that Tunji Okusanya of MIC is dead, I envision he will say, 'ah! man daada to ma'n fun mi l'owo yen!'(dat generous man!).
I walked into his office to invite him 2 Season2 of our show in 2010. We had never met but he hugged me.  He told me how he loved our show and how I would go far up the ladder of Success. I discovered that he liked to laugh a lot.

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Tribute for Yinka Olonode by the mother of his 10 month old baby

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 Tribute for former model and Rhythm OAP, Yinka Olonode, who reportedly jumped to his death from the rooftop restaurant of hotel in Portland, USA on Monday April 29th (Read story HERE) by the mother of his 10 month old baby, Lillie Halpern.

Dear Yinka,
Blessed man, brother, friend, love, father. I miss you so much in mind, body, and spirit. I never loved somebody as deeply as I loved you. If I could have caught you to stop your fall, I would have been there. May your light shine abundantly! I am not ready to say goodbye and I hope we will meet again in another time and another place. Your time was too short. Your gifts were so special. Your smile was so pure. Your mind was a ladder of intellect and curiosity brimming with childlike imagination. We will miss your presence. I leave all things in God's hands. Love and peace. RIP Yinka Olonode 
With Universal Love

Omotola's tribute to husband on his birthday and their 17th wedding anniversary

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Must Read – Tyler Perry’s Emotional Tribute To Whitney Houston

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WHITNEY. STILL PRAYING.

For many years, I couldn’t turn my ringer off on my phones because my mother was very ill. My phone would be on all night. This is tough for me because I’m the type of man who loves to be in pure quiet when I’m home. No TV, no radio, no nothing. Just quiet. Mainly because there is so much noise in my life.

After my mother died in 2009, I started turning my ringer off without the fear ofmissing a very important call. After you lose someone you love, nothing seems very important. So I was at my house in L.A. last year on February 11th, dreading facing February 12th. That would have been my mother’s 67th birthday.