From Dupe Olaoye-Osinkolu
Ottawa, Canada/
The community mourns the passing of Evangelist Roleola, a beacon of faith, kindness, and generosity, who peacefully departed on April 17, 2024. Her burial ceremony was not just a farewell—it was a powerful celebration of a life deeply rooted in love, service, and unwavering faith.
A devoted mother and grandmother, Evangelist Roleola’s compassion knew no bounds. Her warmth and selfless nature touched everyone around her. Her eldest daughter, Mrs. Yetunde Fatoye, offered a heartfelt tribute that captured her mother’s enduring spirit:
“My mom embodied selflessness. She sacrificed her comfort and dreams for our sake, showing love in every meal she cooked, every prayer she whispered late into the night, and every tear she gently wiped away. Her hands were strong from labor but always tender with love. Above all, she was a woman of deep prayer, anchoring our lives in faith. I know her prayers still surround us.”
Evangelist Roleola dedicated 35 impactful years to the National Library of Nigeria (May 2, 1977 – May 2, 2012), where she helped preserve and promote knowledge with quiet diligence and grace. Her spiritual journey culminated in her ordination as an Evangelist at Wind & Fire Christian Ministry on July 6, 2008. There, she served faithfully—teaching, mentoring, and comforting with a heart full of God’s love.
Though she has departed this world, Evangelist Roleola’s legacy continues—reflected in the lives she nurtured, the prayers she lifted, and the faith she lived. She remains a guiding light, and her memory will forever be cherished in the hearts of those she inspired.
May her soul rest in perfect peace.
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