Doctor Tajudeen Bisimillahi felicitates with Christian in Nigerians on Christmas and new year celebration

The Imole Adinni of Okun Land, Doctor Tajudeen Bisimillahi has felicitated with Christian across the country and Nigerians in general on the occasion of Christmas and new year celebration.

Doctor Bisimillahi in his message of felicitation made available to newsmen in Lokoja urged Christain to use the occasion to pray for the good of the country and extend love to neighbours and less privileged.

The business mogul and philanthropist also urged them to live a life exemplified by prophets in the aspect to obedience and devotion to service of God.

He congratulated the State Governor Alhaji Ahmed Usman Ododo, the members of his cabinet and Okun nation in general on the occasion and whished them a happy new year.

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