Hmmmmmmmn, full of words, short of words to A Father.
I was raised by him, I started living with them since the beginning of their marriage, when people thought I am of no good he stood by me, I wanted to go to university, he encouraged me to start from somewhere.
To Glory of God i am doing very well today in the Education line.
His last days, he will look at me and say, "Yinka o se omo a toju e o, please Continue to pray for me"
He will always ask myself and my husband to pray for him before leaving because he believed so much in the power of prayers.
One day when I got to his bedside he said "for days I have been unable to stand, Yinka, hold my hands I want to stand up and walk which he did, tears filled my eyes and we pray together.
Then, the last day throughout the night myself and my daughter watched you sleep, in morning you lectured her on how to use the inverter at home, When I had to leave I tiptoe out the room not wanting to disturb your sleep not knowing that will be the last.
Sleep on DADDY.
It is painful saying this but i know that over there, there is no more PAIN.
Pastor (Mrs) Ayoyinka Oluokun. Daughter.
