An Anglican cleric, Venerable .Micheal Oluseye Kalejaye has directed Christians to always show commitment in their services to God saying God remains the omniscience for all the mankind.
Venerable Oluseye Kalejaye spoke at the weekend in a sermon at the burial service in honour of late Chief (Mrs) Hannah Omotebi-Olorunyomi held at Our Saviour Anglican Churbch Odigbo in Odigbo Local Government Area of Ondo State.
Speaking through the book of Revelation chapter 2 verses 4 on genuine love which was exemplified in the ten commandments of God as interpreter by Moses, the anglican cleric posited that this could only be achieved when all God's commandments are fully considered.
Ven.Kalejaye, while citing the account of stewardship of wife of the then executive chairman of Odigbo local government described late Mrs Hannah Omotebi-Olorunyomi as a chorister praised her other inexhaustible marks as a true servant in His vineyard,adding that until her last minute the deceased lived a selfless life.
"I say today God has ordered us to have genuine love as God with one another"
"And without this,your service yo God is in complete"
"Mere listening to what people are saying about late Mrs Hannah Omotebi-Olorunyomi as a chorister she loves unison and love". The clergyman stated
In separate tributes to their mother, former Ondo State House of Assembly aspirant Dotun Olorynyomi and Mrs Folashade Olorunyomi-Ogundipe described late Mrs Hannah Omotebi Olorunyomi as a disciplinarian with civility in character character.
Across session of deceased children including Otunba Dotun Olorynyomi spoke vehemently credited the oneness enjoying among members of Olorunyomi's family to late Mrs Hannah Omotebi-Olorunyomi
Recall that family,relatives, friends and members of our saviour anglican church Odigbo converged at the residence of late Chief (Mrs) Hannah Omotebi Olorunyomi at No 1 Olorunyomi street Orita-Odigbo in Odigbo Local Government Area of Ondo State for christian wake and service of songs
At the programme which preceeds the final burial service, an Anglican cleric, Rev'd Oyediji Kehinde reminded christians the need to revisit their ways ahead of the last call.
According to the clergyman "we should always remember that here is not the end of our journey"
"After the death, judgement awaits every individual"
Present at the interment service of late Mrs Hannah Omotebi-Olorunyomi were;former PDP governorship candidate in the state,Eyitayo Jegede, the immediate past house of representatives member, Rt Hon Mayowa Samuel Akinfolarin, members of PDP state working committee,
Others were the odigbo local government chairman-elect,Otunba Taiwo Adegoroye, political associates,and other top profile personalities, traditional rulers,religion leaders and other member publics.
Late Chief (Mrs) Hannah Omotebi Olorunyomi 72 was survived by children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren.
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