BISHOP of Ilesa Diocese, Osun State (Anglican Communion), Right Reverend (Dr) Olubayo Sowale, has said that the economic recession facing Nigerians would become history in the New Year if people can seek God with prayer and dedication to the ways of the Lord.
Bishop Sowale stated this last week at the Bishop’s Court, when he marked his 65th birthday anniversary with friends and well-wishers who came from within and outside the diocese to celebrate with him.
According to the cleric, the recession was brought about as a result of sins.
While commending President Muhammadu Buhari on the exploits of the military at Sambisa Forest, he also lauded the Osun State governor, Mr Rauf Aregbesola, on his intervention programme and on supporting agriculture.
He urged Aregbesola to be proactive in the development of the youth in the New Year, stating that any government which failed to develop its youths would end up not being developed.
Bishop Sowale also said that people should emulate the humility and love Jesus has for mankind.
He charged members of the diocese to love one another in celebration of the season.
Speaking on how the diocese has improved the quality of education among the youth, he said that the establishment of the Bishop Falope Memorial Secondary School was in line with that vision to develop the society.
On his 65th birthday, the cleric who expressed gratitude to God stated that with the grace of God, he would remain committed to the good ways of God together with his family and household.
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