Life is indeed
full of ironies; there are always two sides to a coin; whatever part you see in
a coin becomes your perspective. While some are crying, some are on a roller
coaster celebrating. This assertion became rock-solid with the death of the Spiritual
Leader of the Cherubim & Seraphim Movement Church ‘Ayo Nio’ Prophet Gabriel Fakeye. As painful as
the death of the well respected clergy man is to his family members, disciples
and loved ones, his neighbours at Onilekere, Cement Bus Stop area of Ikeja Lagos are at present living in euphoria that the death of the Man Of God has turned out to be a blessing in disguise to
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You may be wondering why his neighbours are
elated. Cityrovers.blogspot.com exclusively gathered that last Monday the 12th
of January, when Governor Babatunde Raji Fashola paid a condolence visit to the
house of the departed and saw the deplorable condition of the area, he promptly
ordered the tarring of the street and 10
other adjourning streets in that neighbourhood.
By the next day,
the Works Ministry commenced work; and as at today, the street is wearing a
new look waiting for the black tar coat to be added.
Some concerned
citizens are however condemning the style of governance in Nigeria where the only way
you can feel government presence is to have a name or have someone who is close
to powers around your neighbourhood. If
Fakeye did not die and Fashola had not visited, the area will not be experiencing the face lift they reasoned.
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