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By Adeola Badru
The Aare Musulumi of Yorubaland, Edo and Delta States, Alhaji Dawud Makanjuola Akinola, has described the sudden death of the young Pastor Dare Adeboye as a rude shock, describing the development as a great loss to the entire nation.
Aare Musulumi, also known as De-Damak, while condoling the General Overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church Of God, Pastor Adeboyein a statement released on Tuesday and made available to Vanguard, maintained that no pain be it physical, emotional or psychological or even spiritual could be more traumatizing than that of a father and mother losing their child.
Views: Visits 10 Pastor Adeboye By Adeola Badru The Aare Musulumi of Yorubaland, Edo and Delta States, Alhaji Dawud Makanjuola Akinola, has described the sudden death of the young Pastor Dare Adeboye as a rude shock, describing the development as a great loss to the entire nation. Aare Musulumi, also known as De-Damak, while condoling the General Overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church Of God, Pastor Adeboyein a statement released on Tuesday and made available to Vanguard, maintained that no pain be it physical, emotional or psychological or even spiritual could be more traumatizing than that of a father and mother losing their child.
By Adeola Badru
The Aare Musulumi of Yorubaland Edo and the Delta States, Alhaji Dahud Makanjuola Akinola, has donated a sum of five million naira towards the reconstruction of Agodi-Gate spare parts Market in Ibadan, which was razed by fire at the weekend.
The inferno that destroyed the entire spare parts section of the market, has brought sorrow and colossal loss to every family in the state, as the market houses businesses of virtually all tribes and clans whose value runs into several billions of naira, Vanguard learnt.
Alhaji Akinola, during his sympathy visit to traders at the market yesterday, said it would take several years before the glory of the market could return, adding that the pains of the destruction were felt by all in the Southwest.