.......Tasks Children On Intensive Cares.
Says Throwback is imminent...,Salutes Father's Roles On Procreates
By: Sam Ajide,Ore
Children have been advised to take good cares of their male parents while alive so that they might enjoy same benefits from their procreates in order to subvert parental crisis in future times
Hon Ifabiyi Olatunji Samuel,a member of Ondo State House of Assembly gave the advice in a press statement personally signed to congratulate fathers,a copy which was issued to journalists in Ore the headquarters of Odigbo Local Government Area of the State on Sunday to mark this year's Father's Day celebration.
Describing the roles of fathers as home pillars in contemporary world as they can never be overemphasize,the lawmaker said it is imperative for children to payback their parents with intensive care irrespective of circumstances surrounding their fatherhood.
Member of the Ondo State Assembly Ifabiyi,who also noted that fathers play significant roles during procreation, identified child nurturing as normative particularly in their didactics, saying throwback is imminent.
While acknowledging the fact that some had lost their male parents including himself, the State legislative member urged all orphans to continue to honouring their legacies by remembering their teachable moment in their hearts.
The lawmaker representing Odigbo Constituency I at the Ondo State House of Assembly Ifabiyi Olatunji in his remarks, prayed God to grant the reposed fathers eternal rest and to also keep the living ones alive to reap bountifully from their offsprings .
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FATHER’S DAY MESSAGE BY
MEMBER HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY ODIGBO CONSTITUENCY I HON. IFABIYI SAMUEL OLATUNJI
Today, Sunday, June 18, I join with sons, daughters, mothers, sisters, and grandchildren in this Constituency in celebrating our fathers.
Together we say, “Happy Father’s Day” to all our fathers and father figures. We thank you for the many sacrifices you have made to nurture your families. Our fathers are our protectors. They are our heroes, and our mentors.
Although, Father’s Day continues to be tough for me because I am no longer able to enjoy the company of my own dad who is no longer alive, I honour his legacy by remembering the teachable moments in my heart, many of which have shaped my thinking and perspective on life.
I know that some of you are in the same situation, and are missing your fathers who may have passed, I encourage you to hold on to the life lessons they have taught you in their wisdom.
I implore you to share the lessons with your children so that they may be able to teach their children and keep the traditions alive.
To those of you, who are fortunate to have your dads, whether a single parent dad or a father who is in the nuclear or extended families, let us continue to cherish them and let them know how much you love them and appreciate them for what they do.
My prayer is that fathers continue to be the strength of our families and that our Heavenly Father continues to give them the knowledge and fortitude to lead their household. May God continue to protect us, shield us and guide us as we all live a life that is pleasing unto Him who is able to provide us with all that we ever can ask of him.
Happy Father’s Day
E-signed
Hon Ifabiyi Samuel Olatunji
Odigbo Constituency I House of Assembly
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