And there shall be no night there; and they need no candle, neither light of the sun; for the Lord God giveth them light: and they shall reign for ever and ever.
If you are His stand firm to experience but if you are not, turn to Him to wash you. Are you His?
To My Lover, Foluke.
Great has been the journey of walking side by side with you. And so today, on your 78th birthday, is a gift to me, to have the world join me in doing what I have spent 58 years doing: celebrating you.
With you, the weight of the assignment has always been a lighter cross to carry. Our two have agreed, and so our walking together has been of divine stride, a race continuously illuminated, step after step, decade after decade. My path shines brighter because I walk it with you.
Many people know you as Mummy G.O. I have the privilege of knowing you simply as my wife, my friend, and the person who has stood with me through every challenge, every victory, and every assignment God has given us. I have watched you give strength to others even when you were tired yourself. I have seen your quiet sacrifices, your compassion, your wisdom, and your unwavering trust in God. Those are the things that make me thank God for you every day.
Our children have been blessed because of your love. The family of God has been blessed because of your devotion. Countless homes have been strengthened because you answered God’s call with all your heart.
Seventy-eight years of your life, fifty-eight years of them beside me, and still I find new reasons to thank God for you. You have been wife, counsel, and companion in every sense the word was ever meant to hold.
As you celebrate today, my prayer is simple. May the God whom you have served so faithfully continue to uphold you. May He surround you with His peace, fill your days with fresh joy, strengthen your body, renew your strength, and continue to satisfy you with His goodness. May the years ahead be even more fruitful than those behind, and may you continue to see the mighty hand of God at work in your life.
Thank you for walking hand in hand with me. Happy 78th birthday, my love.
Your loving husband,
Pastor E. A. Adeboye
@PastorFAAdeboye
The only two facts I got from Festus Keyamo's speech and CCTV video regarding Peter Obi's comments are these:
The car was parked in front of the terminal, and the car was later released after Peter Obi's Intervention.
The questions that are still unanswered are:
What is the maximum duration a vehicle is allowed to remain parked at that exact spot before it is clamped?
Exactly how long did Peter Obi's vehicle stay there before it was clamped?
Because the CCTV footage Festus Keyamo showed did not display a normal time duration. It only showed the driver going in and out before the aviation official eventually clamped the vehicle.
Again, at what point did the aviation authorities release the vehicle on self-recognizance because it was Peter Obi's car?
Was it almost immediately after they realized it was the official vehicle of the presidential candidate of the main opposition?
Or was it after the issue had escalated, attracted widespread criticism, and they decided to release it to avoid public backlash?
Or was it after the issue had escalated, attracted public attention, and they decided to release it to avoid public backlash?
One more question.
If the Minister of Aviation had parked in that same spot where Peter Obi's vehicle was parked, would the aviation officials have acted in exactly the same way?
These are the questions I would genuinely love to get clarity on.
I am Ekene Aninze Esq.
@fkeyamo Interesting videos. However few questions pop up. All other cars parked in video A were they occupied? In video B how did all other cars leave within a space of 1hr between videos?
Drivers usually wait for minutes after principal has left at airport, why is this special?
@PeterObi This is really huge. It seems to be on the rise. The chief of staff to the president is currently in the news for huge amount assigned to a so called fake government entity. What are these monies used for? Depleting Nigeria, when will it end.