It is with deep regret and profound sense of gratitude for her life, that we share the announcement of the passing onto glory of Mrs. JOHANNAH NDIP ENO on Friday, June 17th 2022 at the Yaoundé Reference Hospital, following a brief illness. Loving Wife to James Agei Eno (of blessed memory), Mother to 10 children, grandmother to 29 and great grandmother to 23, Mama lived an incredibly impactful life.
Mama was a MOTHER and GRANDMA to the following 9 Sakerettes, and she embodied, exuded and championed the Sakerette spirit in so many ways.
- Magdalene Bache Nkeng nee ENO (Plucky class of 77)
- Laura Takang ENO epse Dimite (Class of 1986)
- Bessem Oben (Class of 1995)
- Yvonne Igwacho (Class of 1996)
- Annie Taboko Nkeng (Class of 2003)
- MaMbei Susan EnoMbei (of blessed memory) Class of 2003
- Dr Glenda Ndiparah Nkongho Nee Nkeng (class of 2003)
- Corinne Ketchen Nkeng (Class of 2004)
- Tansinda Ebude Lucy Epse Akwo-Ngoh (Class of 2012)
She was also the MOTHER-IN-LAW to PROFESSOR GEORGE E. NKENG, erstwhile MATH TUTOR at Saker Baptist College.
We extend our sincere condolences to them all, and to the entire bereaved family as a whole.
The name Johanna means “Yahweh is gracious” and Mama’s life and legacy were a gift from above that kept on giving.
Mama loved God with a passion that was infectious and protected her family with a strength that was admirable. She had such wisdom and discernment, everything she did was meticulously thought out.
Her legacy and presence were made known and felt wherever she went. Her wisdom impacted and affected the lives of everyone she met.
She will be missed by everyone who knew and loved her.
MAY HER SOUL REST IN PEACE!