Easter greeting: Ọmọ ọdẹ dé celebrate with christians

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The councillorship Aspirant of ward 8, Abeokuta south Local government, All Progressive Congress (APC), Com. Odefunso Adeoluwa Ezekiel, celebrates the easter season with the christians.
He made this available through his media spokeman on easter sunday morning in Abeokuta.

He said; "The purpose of this season is about sacrifice and commitment, the sacrifice of Jesus christ over us will not be in vain. God of resurrection will visit us, Happy Easter."

And prayed that, may God of peace command peace to the storms in the country.

Com. Odefunso Adeoluwa is the founder of Ọmọ ọdẹ dé foundation, and a member of Abeokuta Sickle cell foundation, the latter is a non governmental organization (NGO) that care for people living with sickle cell.

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  1. UnknownApril 5, 2021 at 1:24 PM

    Thank you my humble media man
    We are going there by the special grace of God

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