Nigerians irrespective of their religion, tribe, culture and tradition had been called upon to put God first in their daily activities.
God is love and if you love Him you will fear Him and obey His commandments which basically stated that you should love God and your fellow human beings.
The appeal was contained in the press release issued and signed by the Chief Press Secretary to Olubadan of Ibadanland, Comrade Solomon Olugbemiga Ayoade immediately after year 2024 Adult Harvest celebration at the Cathedral of St Peter Aremo, Ibadan where the Olubadan of Ibadanland, His Imperial Majesty Oba Akinloye Owolabi Olakulehin 1 where he was invited as the royal father of the day.
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Speaking through the palace chaplain, pastor Adediji Olusoji, Olubadan admonished all religious leaders, political leaders, traditional rulers,community leaders as well as their followers to know that they are accountable to God and that one day, they will give account of their stewardship to their creator.
Earlier in his welcome address , the provost of the Cathedral of St Peter, Aremo, Ibadan, Very Rev’d Samuel Kayode Olawoyin appreciated Kabiyesi for honouring the invitation as the royal father of the day and support given to make the harvest celebration a huge success.
Provost Kayode Olawoyin prayed for the peaceful co – existence in Ibadanland, Oyo State and Nigeria as a whole to continue to resign particularly during the administration of Olubadan of Ibadanland.
In his sermon at the occasion,the preacher Venerable Dr. Moses Akinola enjoined the congregation to note that the earth is God’s vineyard and God would harvest us according to our performances while on earth
Ven. Akinola urged all and sundry to retrace our steps and do the will of God in order to inherit the heavenly kingdom.
Gracing the service were prince Adekunle Owolabi Olakulehin, the Special Adviser to Lagos State Government on physical planning and Urban development Chief , Dr. Olajide Abiodun Babatun de, clergy, laity and other invited guests among others.
