Xmas Greetings: President Of Ipesi-Akoko Indigines In Diaspora, Adeshina Makanjuola Sends Message Of Love
The President of Ipesi-Akoko (Omuroko) sons and daughters in Diaspora, Mr. Adeshina Makanjuola has sent warm greetings of love to all the members of the community living in various countries of world as Christmas celebration is fast approaching.
His message of hope and love for his people contained in a Press Release he made available to journalists on Thursday, December 21, 2023 calling on his people to put their hope in Christ and reflect His love.
While calling on all the members of the Ipesi-Akoko ( Omuroko) abroad to as a matter importance celebrate Christmas with all sense of responsibility and decency, Makanjuola also used the medium to charge the youths and various categories of people in the community back home to join hands towards the development of Ipesi-Akoko and that they should embrace peace because its only under a peaceful atmosphere that development can thrive.
He also called on entire people of the community to reflect on lessons of Christmas stressed the need for them to embrace love and sharing which he said is synonymous with birth of Jesus Christ.
“I am delighted with all sense of humility to use this medium to send a special greetings of Christmas to entire sons and daughters of Ipesi-Akoko (Omuroko) both at home and abroad on the occasion of 2023 Christmas Celebrations. It is my sincere prayer that God will bless you all and give you blessings of the season.
“We will not forget our leaders starting from Governor Oluwarotimi Akeredolu, SAN, CON that God Almighty will attend to his health challenges. To our Acting Governor, Hon. Lucky Aiyedatiwa, Taditional Rulers, Community Leaders, and all our people back home in Nigeria, I wish you all Merry Christmas and Prosperous New Year in advance ”
Mr. Adeshina Makanjuola who is well loved by his people, used the opportunity to appreciate all those who have been providing moral supports for him since he assumed the leadership position of Ipesi-Akoko Indigines in Diaspora.