Happy Mother's Day

Do you think allowing the notion of what the society, religion, culture and people will say will make things better, you better get your minds together and do the needful before depression, domestic violence, hypertension or death snatch you away from your destiny.

You think your story is the worse case on earth becuase you are a matured single, barren or what.

Women, as we celebrate mother's day today, the only gift you can give yourself and humanity is self-love, happiness and being strong, whatever you are passing through is a phase, it will go soon with prayers,faith in God and commitment to seek a success story through hardwork and diligence.

Never allow what people call you or describe you to others intimidate you, the major principle is you are who you call yourself to be through the storm. 

Life is a thorn of roses, trying to walk pass those thorns despite the pain, hurts, tears, rejections, depressions, will land you to where the roses so beautifully decorated are, never give up. 

Once you still have your breathe, all will be well, only those in the grave have lost hope.

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HONOURABLE EDUN GIVES BACK TO HIS CONSTITUENCY THROUGH EDUCATIONAL SECTOR

           Today Friday 9th, April, 2021. Rep. Olanrewaju Oladapo EDUN MHR Abeokuta South Federal constituency facilitated another set of educational material e.g Big notes and more for more than 1000 pupils at moshood abiola model school, Adatan Abeokuta South.

Set of educational books donated by Hon.lanre Edun at moshood Abiola model primary school Abeokuta ,God bless HLE for this laudable initiative

          The narrative of true and qualitative representation in Abeokuta south is changing positively with Rep. Lanre EDUN.

God Bless HLE,

HLE MEDIA PATHFINDER.

GOVERNOR DAPO ABIODUN COMMISERATE WITH THE DEMISE OF ODUMAKIN, HE DESCRIBES HIS DEATH A PAINFUL ONE AT THIS TIME

          Ogun State governor, Prince Dapo Abiodun, has mourned the death of the spokesperson of the Pan-Yoruba group, Afenifere, Yinka Odumakin, describing his death as "painful".

          Odumakin was reported to have died in a Lagos hospital on Saturday morning.

          But Abiodun, in a statement by his Chief Press Secretary, Kunle Somorin, declared that the southwest has lost a courageous human rights activist and fearless public commentator.

          The governor noted that Odumakin, while alive, championed the cause of the southwest and promote the ideals of the late sage and Premier of the defunct Western Region, Obafemi Awolowo, which were held dear by the Afenifere.

          Abiodun, who said the late journalist would be remembered for his timely response to national issues, particularly, ones that affected the southwest, added that Odumakin lived a good life and fought a good fight.

          "For those of us who have followed Odumakin's trajectory in journalism and activism, he lived a good life and fought doggedly to defend the defenceless. He and his wife were always at the forefront to protest against oppressive government policies.

          "As the spokesperson of the Afenifere, he discharged his duties diligently and defended the cause of the southwest passionately. He never hid his passion for the Yoruba people and was never timid to speak against any policy that would affect the generality of the nation.

          "Though, the activist has gone to the join his Maker, his humane and altruistic activities while on Earth will remain indelible in our hearts.

          "I commiserate with his immediate family, especially his wife and 'Siamese twins', Joey Odumakin, the Afenifere and indeed, the southwest. I pray that his soul finds comfort in the bosom of the Almighty God. We shall all miss Odumakin. Goodnight, Yinka!", the statement concluded.