Rev Mrs. Mofoluwake Oluseyi Babaniyi
Tribute
Tributes to Our Dear Mother
“Knowledge and Discipline” – A Life Lived in Service, Love, and Excellence
MINE, my one and only Foluke.
I love you and I can not forget your friendship, fellowship, and love from Unilag (1987) to Isanlu ( 2025). These years are full of memories and loaded with love. Adieu, my one and only Foluke.
The mother of our seven Godly biological children and the eighth daughter of the family.
I would not have fulfilled my ministry if not for your great support. What a woman who’s love for Jesus can not be faulted. We were perfect from day one. Speak the same language, understand the same thing, and would react the same way to every spiritual matter. What a leader of leaders God made you. You made our children responsible and self reliance by the kind of training you gave them.
You are a gift to your generation. I never thought of writing anything about you this soon in life but I submit to God who understand why you have to go ahead to rest from your labour. Rest on my dear wife. Even in death I still love you.
Good night. Until the resurrection morning. Adeiu.
MINE
– Rev. Dr. Samuel Babaniyi
Queen Mama!!!
I am still in shock and sometimes I hope it’s all a bad dream that I would wake up from. Or maybe you traveled and would be back soon. But….
You have gone to rest at the bossom of christ.
Mama Folu a force to reckon with in the things of God and in the business world. You came as a light illuminating every where and the whole society. You were a strong pillar of standard education, producing the best of the best even out of our local environment. Transforming live and helping people be what they can be.
Your legacy will forever live on in our hearts. You are irreplaceable because you are the only one of your kind in your generation.
You were my mother and my friend. You were always pushing me and motivating me to do more. You always made me see past my fears and know that there is nothing I couldn’t do.
You held my hands through all my childbirth giving me the strength I needed to push (I almost thought I would break your hands). You loved my Children even more than me. And loved me more than me too. We had it rough too sometimes but it’s inevitable. In all we became so close and inseparable. I call you almost 3 times a day and it is heartbreaking that I won’t be able to call you again or talk to you.
Sleep on Rev Mrs Mummy (as I usually call you). Till we meet on the day of resurrection. I love you.
– Glory David
To My Wonderful Mother,
Heaven knows how much I miss you and how much I love you too. I still wait for your calls, with your usual “omo pele o”. Didn’t expect you to go this soon, but I know you went to rest. And I know you must be singing with the angels like you always wish to (as long as you’re there).
Your courage, resilience and love has shaped the woman that I am. Your Love for God and hatred for things that don’t please him is what you have instilled it me. You have taught me strength and determination with discipline. I’ll live on to make you proud mama. Because you live on in every single one of us mama and we all love you so much. So rest on Mum. Till me meet at the master’s feet on that glorious day.
– Honour Babaniyi
Iya Iyami,
Words would fail me to express the pain in my heart. You left way too soon without even getting to take the unsweetened youghurt I promised you. You left a vacuumm that can never be replaced by anyone on earth. I will forever cherish the last moments spent with you and will keep all your kind words and prayers close to my heart.
I was glad you got to see me become the man you want me to be, and it’s just sad that you won’t be there to carry my children or bless my wife.
I miss you, Mum.
Rest in Power
– Power Babaniyi
My mum was more than a mother—she was my anchor, my guide, and my biggest source of strength. She lived with grace, kindness, and an unshakable faith that shaped everyone around her.
She taught me the value of hard work, the beauty of compassion, and the power of resilience. In her quiet ways, she poured love into her family and those who crossed her path. She gave without expecting anything in return, and she found joy in seeing others thrive.
I will always remember her laughter, her prayers, and the comfort of her presence. Even in difficult times, she stood firm, and that courage continues to inspire me.
Mum, though words can never capture all you were, I am grateful for every moment, every lesson, and every sacrifice. You will forever remain in my heart. Rest well, until we meet again.
-Dr. Precious Babaniyi
Tribute to My Mother
My mother was a hardworking, loving, and God-fearing woman. Though she was often strict, I have come to understand that her discipline came from a place of love and purpose. She wanted to teach us to stand on our own, to be strong, confident, and never settle for mediocrity.
She constantly reminded us that we could be more, she didn’t shield us from our fears; instead, she pushed us to face them and rise above them. Because of her, I learned resilience, courage, and the importance of standing tall no matter the challenge.
Mama was not only a mother but also an educationist, a mentor, and a woman of wisdom. She had a strange and uncanny way of knowing the right it to do, her eyes of discernment was one that always baffled me. Her impact went beyond our home; she touched many lives, inspiring others with her kindness, strength, and unwavering faith.
She was truly one in a million caring, selfless, and heavenly minded. I take comfort in knowing that she loved God deeply and that she is now at peace with Him in heaven.
I will miss her dearly and deeply; her voice, her songs, her counsel, her prayers But I know that her legacy will forever live on in me and in all who had the privilege to know her. Thank you, Mama, for everything. I love you, and you’ll forever be in my heart
– Praise Babaniyi
“Eomeoni” (Mother) was what I fondly called you, and you’d always laugh, saying it sounded like “your money.” Those little moments now bring both smiles and tears. Mummy, hearing that you were gone felt like the ground vanished beneath me.
I remember our last moments not knowing it would be my final goodbye. You told me to go, and I left, unaware it was the last time I’d see your beautiful face or hear your voice. I’ll forever miss your hugs, our talks, your laughter, songs, and wisdom. You were not just my mother — you were a role model, a teacher, and a woman of strength and faith. It hurts that you won’t hear my violin piece or see me in my wig and gown, but I know you’re resting in the Lord. I’m proud to be your daughter and promise to live in a way that makes you proud. Till we meet again at Jesus’ feet.
With love,
Greatness Babaniyi
Words cannot describe the way I’m missing you, mum, but I know everything is for the best.
You’ve got to rest, away from all the pain and struggles of this world. I’m the youngest, I’ve only had a little time with but with the little time I spent you’ve loved and cared for me, even in your last days, you were always looking out for me. I know we had our good and bad time all of it but it was the best you were installing good values in me and I’m very grateful for that I love you mummy we all do even though we didn’t plan it this way you were supposed to be okay by time I come back that was what you promised me but God had other plans instead and we cannot question him.
GOODBYE MUMMY TILL WE MEET AT THE MASTERS FEET
FOREVER LOVING YOU UMMA, MY MUMMY
– Success Babaniyi
A Glorious Tribute to my sister
I celebrate the life of an extraordinary woman — my sister.
A woman of deep faith, unwavering strength, and boundless compassion.
From our childhood, she was a guiding light—firm in faith, bold in vision, and unwavering in purpose. A pacesetter in every sense, she carved paths where none existed, not just for herself, but for others to walk with courage and dignity. She led not for recognition, but out of deep conviction, always anchored in her love for God and humanity.
She was a light in our lives — a strong Christian who lived out her beliefs not just in words, but through actions. Her love for God was the foundation of everything she did, and it radiated in the way she cared for others, she gave generously, and uplifted everyone around her.
She was industrious and hardworking — never one to wait for opportunity, she created her own. She was an achiever in every sense of the word, a true pacesetter who inspired so many with her determination, brilliance, and vision. In the field of education, she was more than a teacher — she was a builder of minds and a nurturer of dreams. Her impact will live on in the lives of those she taught, mentored, and believed in.
My sister was a woman of strength wrapped in grace—intelligent, courageous, and deeply compassionate. Her wisdom was a compass, her prayers was a covering, and her love a steady anchor in both calm and storm.
As a leader, she stood tall—not because of title or power, but because of her integrity, vision, and ability to inspire others to rise. Her influence was quiet yet profound, her impact lasting and deep. She led with humility, serves with joy, and gave without measure.
But beyond her accomplishments, it was her heart that made her unforgettable. She was loving and caring, always there with a kind word, a helping hand, or a warm embrace. To know her was to feel seen, valued, and loved.
I rise with a heart full of gratitude and admiration to honour a woman whose life was nothing short of remarkable—my immediate older sister, you are a gift, a blessing, a rare gem. Thank you for being a role model, a prayer warrior, a fierce protector, and a source of endless encouragement. You have not only paved the way—you’ve made the journey beautiful.
Though our hearts ache in her absence, we are comforted by the legacy she leaves behind — one of faith, excellence, love, and service. Heaven has gained a saint, and we are forever grateful to have shared our lives with her.
Rest well, dear sister.
You ran your race with grace.
You fought the good fight.
You kept the faith.
You will always be remembered, always be loved, and always be missed.– Muyiwa Francis.
An Ode to My Beloved Sister – Mofoluwake
O Mofoluwake, soul of strength and grace,
A radiant light we can’t replace.
With hands that served and heart that gave,
You lived a life both bold and brave.
You walked with God, your steps were sure,
In every trial, your faith was pure.
A warrior not with sword or shield,
But prayers and love, your strongest field.
Industrious heart, with dreams so wide,
You climbed each mountain, turned the tide.
A pacesetter, fierce and bright,
You blazed the trail, you sparked the light.
In classrooms, halls, and minds you grew
The seeds of wisdom, tried and true.
An educationist — not just in name,
But one who lit the learning flame.
You gave, and gave, without demand,
A helping soul, a healing hand.
To all who knew your gentle care,
Your legacy is everywhere.
O sister mine, though now at rest,
You live on in the hearts you blessed.
In every dawn, in every song,
Your echo lingers, deep and strong.
Though eyes may weep and hearts may yearn,
We know your spirit will return —
In whispered winds, in skies above,
Forever wrapped in endless love.
Rest now, sweet Seyi, clothed in peace,
From toil and sorrow, full release.
Your race is run, your crown is won,
Shine on, until our days are done.
Muyiwa Francis
Your demise came as a rude shock, but it was a heavenly gain. She was our inspiration. Always there with a compassionate heart, listening ears, and a warm smile. Her soothing words relieve pain and give immeasurable comfort.
She took up the motherly role after our mother’s death which could not make me really feel that am motherless, though a disciplinarian she taught me all good morals of life and brought me up in the way of the Lord. She was a woman whose life radiated the love of Christ and whose sweet spirit touched many souls that passed through her. Though our hearts are heavy, we are comforted by the promise of the scripture which reminds us in 2 Corinthians 5:8
We are confident, I say, and willing rather to be absent from the body, and to be present with the Lord.
Today we celebrate the fulfilled life you lived and the legacies you left behind. You will fondly be remembered by Zion, Samuel, and Honour.
REST ON TILL WE MEET TO PART NO MORE.
– OGBEMI ATSEBINOMA.
TRIBUTE TO BIG MUMMY
Your sudden departure was painful, leaving a deep void in our family. Yet, we take comfort in God’s promise, “Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord (Rev 14:13)
I could remember vividly when she would call me, say Tosin,how are you and those boys, don’t worry, everything will be okay by the grace of God. I can recall the last time she called and told me that just be patient, it’s just a matter of little time. Mummy was a sweet soul. I will miss her dearly, my sister and mother-in-law, her smiles, her encouragement, her gentleness, her strength, her depth of character, and a heart of love.
REST ON MUMMY.
– Oluwatosin M Atsebinoma.
A woman of strength who was totally devoted to her family and dedicated her life to serving God. Your absence will be deeply felt. My prayer is that your gentle soul continues to rest in peace. Amen.
– Bukky Francis
Tribute to my mum
When I lost my mom, my world felt empty. Then you welcomed me with warmth, and I started to feel whole again.
I thought God had sent you to heal the wound and maybe He did But just as I began to breathe again, you left too.
Now the pain is twice as deep. But your love, your kindness, and your care will never be forgotten. You were my second mother, and I miss you every single day.
Rest in peace, sweet mother.
– Faith Aliyu
Mofoluke Oluseyi Babaniyi, I am short of words, but rest in the bossom of Jesus Christ, your maker
– Dorcas Funmilayo Oludasa
Tribute to Our Loving Wife – Foluke.
Ecclesiastes 3:To everything there is a season, a time for every matter under heaven; a time to be born, and a time to die, a time to plant, and a time to pluck up what is planted; a time to weep, and a time to laugh, a time to mourn, and a time to dance; a time to keep, and a time to cast away
As a Christian family, we are always saddened when death invades one of our beloved family circle, and quite naturally so.
We are saddened because of our loneliness, our fears, and our uncertainties. However, as we remember our beloved, darling wife, Foluke, on the /07 / 2025, the day of her passing, we turn our fears into faith, our sorrow into Joy, our loneliness into Divine companionship, and reach out to God, our ” Divine Comforter.”
Foluke was an incredibly happy woman who lived a great, adventurous life. As we reflect upon the life of our beloved Foluke, we realize that through God’s love, grace, and mercy, Foluke’s life was not only blessed but blessed abundantly.
Foluke came into our family many years ago, blessed with children, who are today growing gracefully by Divine intervention. Foluke blended and bonded instantly, destined from the very beginning to grow Soul Reconccilers Ministry till she was called.
We love and respect her despite the great cultural shock she encountered when she got to Yagba land. You did a lot to help Brother Sam. Thank you.
Foluke will always be in our hearts, our thoughts, and our prayers. You always have been, and you always will be..May the Holy Spirit Comfort her husband, Children, the entire Babaniyi’s Family, and give us strength.
She was the most wonderful woman to her husband, Children, and our family, going out of her way to express her love to all.
She was faithful to the service of God ( A co- Missionary worker), worshipping God, a great example woman of God, in the Choir, in Evangelism, prayers, and in the Word until the very end.
Foluke left a great legacy for her family and friends, all these special traits that this wonderful woman of God
exhibited means that she will never be forgotten by our family, her family, the Church of God, the Staff and Children of her school.
We honour Foluke today and give praise and thanks to our Lord Jesus Christ, who loved us.
We therefore believe Jesus said, “Well done, you good and faithful Servant -enter into the Joy of the Lord”
2 Timothy 4 7-8 says, ” I have fought a good fight, I have finished my course, I have kept the faith. The faith. Henceforth, there is laid up for me a crown of righteousness, which the Lord, the righteous judge, shall give me at that day and and not to me only, but unto all of them also that love his appearing.”
– Pst Abayomi & Dr. Mrs Bose Babaniyi
Tribute to my remarkable Auntie, Big Mummy – whose kindness gently touched the spirit of those around her making every person feel valued and loved. Her wisdom guided us whenever we felt lost. Even though, she is no longer with us but the warmth of her memory will continue to live on in our hearts.
Lord, thank you for gifting me with such a beautiful auntie. May her soul rest in eternal peace. Please comfort the hearts of others who miss her dearly with the hope of a reunion. May she continue to fly high with you Lord. Amen
– Tami Francis
My Mummy!
It’s with a heavy heart that I write this. You looked so happy and was assuring me that you would be fine.
You were so kind to me from the first time we met , till our last moments together, you showed me nothing but goodness and peace. It’s sad I didn’t get to spend more time with you. I will dearly miss mum
Precious Jacob
Mummyyyy mummyyy, this is how I call you whenever we start our gist, we talk about school, parents, children, environment, training, ignorance, negligence, education, government, and we always end it with… God will help us all. I still wondered how you used “yes ma” for me till your last chat with me, you taught me humility, you taught me planning(you were a great planner), looking at how skillful you were was a task to attain, you never encouraged laziness, your love for children is seen and felt, I won’t forget that Big wine flask you gave me when I had my son, I won’t forget that bread, chicken and tea you served when I came to end the last crusade night year 2018, you were not perfect and nobody is, we are all working towards perfection. Still, you CARED. Thanks for all your unseen sacrifices, your sister Favour misses you, the children’s church misses you, it’s good night mummy, we shall meet again at the feet of the master.
Lady Evang Favour Babalola.
SRM HQ children’s church, Isanlu.
To my esteemed proprietress, I express my deepest gratitude for the profound impact you’ve had on my life. As the saying goes, “The strength and rigidity of a building is hinged on the quality of its foundation. Your school’s discipline and structure reshaped my path, I might have found it so harsh back then but the truth is, those period were instilling in me the values and work ethic necessary to succeed. Your leadership and life model have been a constant source of inspiration, guiding me through my academic journey, which was a crucial path to whatever God has built me into today.
Your demonstration and emphasis on discipline taught me the importance of hard work, dedication, and responsibility. These lessons have been invaluable, enabling me to navigate challenges and achieve my goals. Your mentorship and guidance helped me develop a growth mindset, empowering me to strive for excellence.
Today, as I celebrate my success, I acknowledge the pivotal role your school and your leadership played in shaping my trajectory. Your legacy extends far beyond the classroom, as the values and principles you instilled in me continue to influence my personal and professional life.
Thank you for being a beacon of excellence and a source of inspiration. Your dedication to education and character development has left an indelible mark on my life, and I’m forever grateful.” Adieu Mummy
Toluwani Stephen Joseph
Mum, I don’t know how best to describe you. You were so dear to me, raising us as your children in the school was profound. What stood out for me is the knowledge and discipline that was instilled in us as your students, and you insist on my getting it right in life, rejecting my first admission with an irrelevant course I got. I personally enjoyed your motherly love and rebukes. Even as I venture into purpose and my calling, I enjoyed your motherly advice and support. Thank you for all you have done. Sleep on, mum.
From fimocol head boy 3rd set.
– Emmanuel Olusegun Israel
The heavens needed another angel, and behold you were called home. The legacy you’ve left behind will continue to live on. A woman of courage and righteousness. We are missing you here, heaven is rejoicing. Sleep on till we meet again.
– Mr and Mrs Ajayi
The heavens needed another angel, and behold you were called home.
The legacy you’ve left behind will continue to live on. A woman of courage and righteousness. We are missing you here, heaven is rejoicing. Sleep on till we meet again.
– Mr and Mrs Ajayi
We mourn the passing of a great woman, a mother, a mentor, and a leader.
Our Proprietress was more than a founder; she was a light that guided us with wisdom, discipline, and love. Her legacy of excellence and compassion will forever remain in our hearts. Though she is gone, the seeds she planted in us will continue to grow and bear fruit.
May your gentle soul rest in perfect peace.
– Simon Boluwatife Promise
Senior Prefect 2021 set
IN MEMORY
It broke our hearts to lose you, but you didn’t go alone. A part of us went with you, the day God took you home. If tears could build a stairway, and heartaches make a lane, we’d walk our way to heaven, and bring you back again.
In life, we loved you dearly, in death, we love you still, in our hearts, you hold a place no one could ever fill.
Rest on, mummy.
– Owolabi Shina
We will always be grateful for your genuine love and sacrifices you made. You are remembered as a truly kind-hearted and humble individual”. .. you are sure a genuine and lovely…I love you more..
– Smith Noah Ayomide
A Rare God’s General Has Gone Home
As I stand here today, I’m filled with a mix of sadness and gratitude. Rev. Mrs. Mofoluwake Oluseyi Babaniyi (Nee Odubanjo), NAPPS Okun Chairperson, you were more than just a comrade and mother to us; you were a God-sent angel, a brave general who fought and won many battles despite your gender. Your unwavering contributions, support, and encouragement to humanity and our association have helped shape us into the gallant leaders we are today in the National Proprietors of Private Schools, Kogi State/Okun. We will never forget your sacrificial labour in all spheres of life. Your impact on us has been immeasurable. Thank you for being such an incredible God’s general, comrade, and mother to many. Your memory will forever be cherished. Rest in peace in the bosom of Father Abraham till resurrection day.
– Rev. (Dr.) Igbinyemi J.O.T., JP
Chairman, NAPPS Mopamuro
A Tribute to a great leader.
I’m writing this with mixed feelings.
Happy that you’ve gone to be with your maker
Sad that I won’t see you again
Angry at the world for making you go through pain
Surprised at how strong and positive you were all through the time we spoke
Mmm, mummy Folu
You’re gone but will forever remain in our hearts
Thank you for being an icon, a strict disciplinarian who doesn’t condone any form of insolence
You not only care about your own, but you also always look out for others
Peculiar as you always call me, I will forever be grateful to you
You left a huge gap in not only our hearts but even in our workplace 😭😭
I will forever miss you
Peculiar will forever miss you
Napps will forever miss you
Till we meet to part no more. Rest on the gallant soldier of the Lord.
– Mrs Luke Evelyn
Proprietress of Peculiar Children Academy, Isanlu
Dear Rev’d Dr. Sam Babaniyi,
Letter of Condolence on the Passing of Rev’d Mrs. Mofoluwake Oluseyi Babaniyi
On behalf of the entire Odo-Ara Gospel Team, I write with a deeply sorrowful heart to extend our heartfelt condolences to you and your family on the passing of your beloved wife, Rev’d Mrs. Mofoluwake Babaniyi.
Her transition is a painful loss, not only to your family but also to the Gospel Team and the larger body of Christ. Rev’d Mrs. Babaniyi was a woman of rare grace, unshakable faith, and tireless devotion to the work of the Lord. Her life was a living epistle, known and read by all who encountered her warmth and unwavering commitment to the ministry. She stood beside you in strength, prayer, and purpose, embodying the very essence of godly partnership in service.
Her departure leaves a void that words cannot fill, yet we are comforted by the glorious assurance of eternal life in Christ. Though we grieve, we do so not as those without hope, for we know she now rests in the presence of the Master whom she served diligently.
May the Lord who is close to the brokenhearted (Psalm 34:18) grant you divine comfort, strength, and peace. May He surround you and your entire family with His unfailing love and carry you through this season of grief.
Conclusively, our beloved Reverend, we want you to know and be assured that your burden is not borne alone; Christ is with you, and Odo-Ara Gospel Team stands with you in love and in prayer.
May Rev’d Mrs. Mofoluwake Oluseyi Babaniyi rest peacefully in the bosom of our Lord Jesus Christ until the day of glorious reunion.
With heartfelt sorrow,
Yours in His vineyard,
Igunnugbemi Christopher Kehinde
General Secretary, Odo-Ara Gospel Team
You were more than just a cousin, but a force to reckon with and a shoulder to lean on.
Your strength inspired me, your kindness uplifted me, and your presence brought warmth to everyone around you.
You carried yourself with grace and courage, facing life’s challenges with a smile that never faded. You gave love without measure and stood firm for those you cared about.
Rest peacefully,ma..Your legacy of love, strength, and compassion will continue to shine through us all.
– Abiodun Olonilua
She is a woman of her word
– Abdulraheem korede kudirat
You came with a burning and shining light which threatened people whose souls were deeply accustomed with darkness. On matters of the kingdom, you were vehement. In your relationships, you were hearty.
When we had Eminence, our first child, in ECWA Hospital Egbe, Dad had to drag you because the day had already eaten too deep into the night and you were not showing signs of leaving the little baby. She came directly to your waiting and opened arms from the surgery room; and, I can still remember with vivid clarity how you held passionately and emotionally to her. I told you many years after that that was the day you won my heart. You traversed the planet as a colossal achiever.
Your legacies are undeniably present with us. They will stand indelible on the sand of time till eternity beckons. Dear mother, your night has fallen and you have joined the saints in the bosom of your LORD and SAVIOUR whom you loved and served till the very end. Good night mum. Keep taking your well-deserved rest till resurrection morning.
– The Ola-Richards
This is a tribute on behalf of Queen’s School Ibadan, 1978-83 set in honour of our dear sister and friend, Foluke.
Hmmmm…Foluke’s passing came as a rude shock to us all. During our secondary school days, we fondly called her “London Tower’ because of her height. Those days are etched in our memories- filled with laughter, banters and a special bond we all shared.
Foluke carried herself with such simplicity and grace. She was kind, humble and accommodating, always ready to listen and extend a helping hand. Her gentle spirit made her easy to love, and her presence always brought warmth to any gathering.
The memories of our 2022 Annual General Meeting and Reunion in Ibadan are still vivid, especially with Foluke attending, in the company of her beloved husband, Rev. Dr. Samuel Babaniyi. Their coming all the way from Kogi State truly added colour to the event. Aside the serious business talks, reminiscing about our days at Queens School was golden. Wearing our school house colours, we enjoyed, games, dances, laughter and the pure happiness on Rev. Babaniyi’s face as he took photos of us ‘girls’. Little did we know that it would be the final reunion with Foluke.
Though her journey on earth has ended far too soon, the memories we created together remain a treasure. They will live on in our hearts as a reminder of the beautiful soul she was. We take solace in knowing that she is resting in the bosom of the Lord, free from pain and sorrow. As the scripture reminds us, “Blessed are the pure in heart, for they shall see God” (Matthew 5:8). This gives us comfort that she is at peace, clothed in glory and safe in God’s eternal embrace.
Rest on, dear Queen Foluke, till we meet at the feet of Jesus, to part no more.
With love,
– Queen’s School Ibadan Old Girls Association, 1978-83 set
Mummy, we were really shocked at the news of your demise!. You were more than just our Rev. Mrs and matron, You were a mother to all that crossed your path.
We can’t question God for taking you so soon, even though we would have loved more of your guidance as your children. We believe He took you in His time and He knows best.
Your legacy will keep living with us and you will be forever buried in our hearts. We love you but we know that God loves you best. Keep watching over your Stars (Children).
Good Night Mummy
– Children Department
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