Monday, August 08, 2016

Ekiti State Govt Describes Kumuyi's Visit As A Blessing To The State |PoliFocus

Governor Fayose exchanges pleasantries with Pastor Kumuyi 
Ekiti State Governor, Ayodele Fayose has praised the coming of the General Superintendent of the Deeper Christian Life Ministry, Pastor W. F. Kumuyi to Ekiti State as a blessing to the state and to Ekiti people in general.


The Governor who was at the church camp ground at Ajebandele in Ado-Ekiti described Pastor Kumuyi as annoited man of God. He recounted how many people were struggling to sit on the chair where Pastor Kumuyi sat at the Government House during his visit.

The camp ground was filled with people who came from the nooks and crannies of Ekiti State to receive their own blessings.

The man of God whose sermon was based on the topic “Remember”, preached on the need for children of God to always remember what the Bible preaches, he cited many illustration with Bible verses on the need to always dwell in God’s words and always Remember the teachings of the Bible.

The Governor later accompany Pastor Kumuyi to Ekiti State University, Ado Ekiti where staffs, students and residents of the University Environment had garthered to received their blessing from the Man of God.

Meanwhile, Ekiti State Government has promised to give all villages and communities in the state a facelift.

Governor Ayodele Fayose gave the assurance when he paid an unscheduled visit to some villages in Ado Ekiti. Among the villages visited are Aba Olora community, Irasa village and Aba Jato in Ilokun.

He assured the people of Irasa that their bore hole would be repaired in order to get water. Responding, Mr Saliu Alama, Mr Aina Yayah and Tope Seidu appreciated the governor for the visit.

They expressed their loyalty and support to the present administration of Governor Fayose.

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