HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO THE PATHFINDER

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By: Comr. Jimoh Abdulquadir Iyanda

I salute my Brother, a Colleague and a Friend, Mall. Yusuf AbdulWaheed Olaide for adding another beautiful year to your age. 

As a young leader endowed with ability to make change with patience and understanding. You are such leader I met during my formation level in the field of struggle who dazzle my vision with knowledge. 

Furthermore, more often, I have been always cite you as the epitome of resolute reformer who uses patience and knowledge  to bring about social and political change in the midst of progressive young men and women in Moro. 
 I cherished your loyalty so much and am thinking to follow in your righful footsteps, you are too much and industrious. 

As you witness this beautiful year of unflinching greatness. I pray next coming years will be full of blessings in good health and prosperity.   

I pray you continue to glow brightly and succeeds in Moro and the entirety of Kwara State. 
There are friends and then there are best friends, happy birthday to the best friend I could have asked for!

Cheers to the nights that turned into mornings and the friend that turned into family. Happy Birthday Sir!

Igba Odun, Odun kan ni oo! 

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