Ojumu, security specialist condoled over mother -Ogungbangbe

By ISAAC OLUSESI

 

The loss of a dear mother is sure, intensely painful, but the values, experiences and wisdom left behind can shift the family dynamics, altering structure and relationships with new roles and responsibility to be assumed by family members for the continued love and progress of the family.

Dr Thomas Olaleye Ogungbangbe stated this, ostensibly reacting to the news of the death of Prophetess Esther Olufunlayo Ojumu.

He noted that the well known dedication of the mother of Dr Desmond Oludare Ojumu, to the service of God and humanity came with significant responsibility and accountability, implying, a meaningful gesture to honour her legacies would reflect her spiritual journey, principles and passions that resonate with her life and times as Mother -in-Israel.

"Mama, reputed to be faith-based and inter-faith poised, had spiritual engagements that impacted positively, with her commitment to intercession prayers for God's intervention and blessings on the church, individuals, her families communities, and the nation.

"By that, she bridged the gaps, healed wounds and transformed lives as people were said to respond to God's message through her.

"She reportedly valued her relationship with God and prioritized her submission to Him, watershed of spiritual integrity, faithfulness and servanthood, even in challenging circumstances," said, Special Apostle Ogungbangbe of the Cherubim and Seraphim Movement (Worldwide Ayo ni O) 

The Osun State All Progressive Congress (APC) chieftain from Osun East Senatorial District commiserated with his political associate, Oludare Ojumu, described as one who has achieved widespread recognition and respect for his expert contributions in the field of security, so trusted, so sought after; and with influence in the field of politics.

Ogungbangbe, the Chairman and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of CITA ENERGIES prayed for the repose of the departed mother. He asked the entire Ojumu families to summon the fortitude to bear the irreplaceable loss. 

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