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Birthday Shoutout: Happy Birthday Rev'd J.O Ajibade


On this special day of yours, 17th of May 2020,
We rejoice with you and your family and praise God for your selfless service towards humanity and the body of Christ at large .



 You have positively impact many lives through your exemplary leadership and words of wisdom, your love towards the young and the old is of the highest degree, always ready to give and take correction
May this year usher in joy , victories and unspeakable joy.may God increase your strength ,anointing and 
wisdom in Jesus name.we love and cherish you.


Happy birthday to you Reverend John Oluwadamilare Ajibade
Courtesy 
CBC ICT/MEDIA Department. 

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