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Adeleke Lauds Obasanjo at 88 Describes him as Father of All

Osun State Governor Senator Ademola Adeleke has eulogised former President Olusegun Obasanjo as he celebrates his 88th birthday. Senator Adeleke described the former President as a true and one of the most patriotic Nigerian leaders who did their best and has continued to work for the development of not just Nigeria and Africa but global peace and development. Senator Adeleke gave the eulogies during his remark today at the 88th birthday celebrations of the elder statesman at the Olusegun Obasanjo Presidential Library, Abeokuta, Ogun State. The Governor commended Baba Obasanjo for his undeniable belief in democracy which he said was evident in his handover of power to a democratically elected government as a military Head of State in 1979. The Governor said the revolution brought about by Chief Obasanjo while in office as President between 1999 and 2007 as a democratically elected president in key sectors are foundation upon which subsequent administrations are building. “I want to tha...

Popular Islamic leader, Muyideen Bello is Dead


The Muslim community has been thrown into mourning following the passing of one of its most revered figures, Alhaji Muyideen Bello.

Born in 1940 in Ibadan, Alhaji Bello was widely respected for his profound teachings and unwavering dedication to Islamic scholarship.

The announcement of his demise was made by another prominent Islamic scholar, Alfa Aribidesi of At-Tawdeeh Islamic Da’awah on Friday morning.

Corroborating the news of the demise, popular cleric and follower of the late Bello, who is also an Islamic singer, Alhaji Basit Olarenwaju popularly known as Aponle Anabi also shared the image of the 84 year old scholar with tearful emojis on his official Facebook page on Friday.

While details surrounding his death remain unclear, his passing marks the end of an era for a man who spent decades shaping the lives of countless individuals with his wisdom, guidance, and spiritual leadership.


 

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