THIS COUNTRY NA WAH!…FANI-KAYODE WHO BEDS A GIRL HIS DAUGHTER’S AGE TALKS ABOUT “HOLY SPIRIT” AFTER LATEST COURT JUDGEMENT!

THIS COUNTRY NA WAH!...FANI-KAYODE WHO BEDS A GIRL HIS DAUGHTER'S AGE TALKS ABOUT "HOLY SPIRIT" AFTER LATEST COURT JUDGEMENT!

Fani Kayode

Press Statement by Chief Femi Fani-Kayode on the Occasion of his Victory at the Federal High Court on 1st July 2015.

Ladies and gentlemen, I am delighted, humbled and relieved by this verdict. In the last seven years, I have been subjected to the most malicious, vicious, sinister, well-orchestrated, insidious and devastating form of political persecution and wickedness.

The whole process almost destroyed my life, my family, my reputation, my health and my career. I thank God for his goodness, his mercy and for the fact that today, the whole nightmare has finally come to an end.

Initially, I was accused of stealing N19.5bn of public funds when I was Minister of Aviation. It was thrown out by the courts. Then I was accused of stealing N6.5bn. It was thrown out by the courts. Then I was accused of laundering N200m. It was thrown out by the courts.

Then I was accused of laundering N99m. It was thrown out by the courts. Finally, I was accused of laundering N1m and N1.1m respectively, and today, both of these charges have also been thrown out by the courts.

I give thanks to God for today’s verdict. It is the doing of the lord and it is marvelous in our sight. Once again, he has proved that he is faithful and true and that he always honors his word.

I wish to thank my family members, leaders of the Body of Christ, intercessors, pastors, political associates and friends who never doubted my innocence and who stood by me through thick and thin. I wish to thank my lawyers who worked so hard and so diligently over the last seven years throughout this case.

I wish to thank the Nigerian judiciary for dispensing justice in an honest and God-fearing way and for refusing to be intimidated by anyone or guided by anything other than the evidence presented before them in this case.

They dispensed justice with candor and fairness, and throughout the proceedings, they were fair to all, honest, courageous, professional and true.

I thank them for refusing to send an innocent man to jail and for refusing to allow themselves to be used as tools for personal and vindictive vendettas or political persecution.

This gruesome ordeal started seven years ago and throughout that period, it was grueling and difficult. They took seven years from me but they couldn’t break me or end my life.

It was a very difficult period for both me and my family which came with enormous and unimaginable challenges, yet from day one I never doubted that I would be vindicated because God had assured me of it and I know the God that I serve. He never lies and He never fails.

He said, through his Holy Spirit, that my innocence would speak for me and that he would fight this battle for me and he did. He said that he is the author and the finisher of my faith, my shield, my glory and the lifter of my head and he was.

He has proved all that throughout my life and he has proved it once again with the verdict in this case. To him alone be all the glory.

When the ordeal began seven years ago the Lord ministered that it would last for seven years but that in the end, I would be declared innocent, I would be vindicated and I would be delivered.

Again he honored his word because the whole nightmare started on 1st of July 2008 when I was arrested in the premises of the Nigerian Senate after the public hearing on the N19.5 billion Naira Aviation Intervention Fund.

I was cleared of any wrong doing in the administration of that fund by the Senate Commitee on Aviation yet despite that, immediately after the sitting before the Comimitee, I was abducted and arrested in an unceremonious and shameul fashion and locked up by the Farida Waziri-led EFCC for 10 days and charged to a magistrate court in Abuja.

Today, the 1st of July 2015, seven years to the day from that day when I was first arrested and first put into detention, I have been discharged and acquitted of all remaining charges by the courts.

The Lord has, once again, honored his word, to him alone be the glory.

As a mark of honour and respect for the Lord and as an everlasting testimony of my love for and dedication to him, I wish to make it known to the Nigerian public that as from today my name will be changed.

It will no longer be David Oluwafemi Fani-Kayode but instead, it shall be David Oluwafemi Olukayode. Olukayode means “the Lord has brought me joy” and today he has done precisely that.

As from this day, in honor of him and as a small tribute to my love for and total dependance on Him, that shall remain my family name. Once again, I give thanks to God for all that has happened to me and for this great deliverance. To him be all the glory.

I swore that I would not leave the shores of Nigeria until this matter was finally brought to an end and the courts had pronounced my innocence. That was seven years ago.

I kept faith with that oath and it gives me pleasure to tell you that now that the whole ordeal is over I shall be leaving the shores of my beloved country for the first time in seven years for a short holiday and a long overdue medical examination.

They not only threw the whole book at me but also the entire kitchen sink but the Lord was with me. I stood on His words in Isaiah 50 v.7-9 and I never faltered or doubted Him even in the most difficult times.

Now they know that I serve a mighty God who never forsakes His own. I thank the media for their constant support and attention and I thank the millions of Nigerian people that chose to believe in me and to keep faith with me throughout this ordeal. Once again, I give thanks to the Lord. God bless you all.

Signed:
Chief Femi Fani-Kayode (Chief Oluwafemi Olukayode)
1st July, 2015

“YOU WILL LIVE FOREVER IN MY HEART,OLUWABUNMI”…SAYS MRS OLAYINKA ADEDAYO

"YOU WILL LIVE FOREVER IN MY HEART,OLUWABUNMI"...SAYS MRS OLAYINKA ADEDAYOTHE UNWANTED JOURNEY OF A MOTHER BY MRS OLAYINKA ADEDAYO (CONTD)

SOMETIMES

Sometimes I catch a glimpse,
In softened waves of blue
My child, my heart…when I see a smile
I can’t help but think of you Son.

Sometimes these waves fill oceans
And feelings string on every shore
A collection of each memory
And every way I wish for more

Sometimes I watch for answer
Because each day I call to you my precious child
I ask for faith and courage
And strength… to help me through

Sometimes I ask for bravery
Like dolphins in the deep
Because time moves on so slowly
And sometime the road is steep

Sometimes I want to scream
This was not what I had planned
Why you ever had to go
I can’t understand

Sometimes, Oluwabunmi omo mi
And I remember you at work
But my precious child I always miss you
Not sometimes, but everyday

Sleep on my beloved child
Oluwabunmi Omotayo omo mi owon

By Olayinka Mama Oluwabunmi

27th May, 2014

THE WAY I FEEL

They say there is a reason,
They say that time will heal,
But neither time nor reason,
Will change the way I feel,
No-one knows the heartache,
That lies behind my smile,
No-one knows how many times,
I have broken down and cried
My Precious Child, Oluwabunmi Omo mi owon,
You’re so wonderful to think of especially today 27th May
Your day of Loving and giving to Hundreds of children,
The day you host Hundreds of children for the SPELLING BEE COMPETITION
But so hard to be without you, my precious CHILD.
Sleep on my beloved child, our Angel.

ONE YEAR ONWARDS

Oluwabunmi, One year onwards and the pain is still as fresh as it was a year ago. It is as though time stood still when you left us.

Grieving your loss, Oluwabunmi Omo mi, is the toughest task I have had to undertake in my entire lifetime. I am yet to learn the ropes of this task, which has become a journey for me, one which I never wished for, one which I am yet to come to terms with, a journey no one else should have to undertake. I do not know that I have arrived at the place of coping, that “okay’ place where the pain becomes bearable, what I do know however, is that it has taken endless tears and God’s love to get to the point I am at now.

My grief is personal and exists out of time, no one is able to understand the depth of my loss and pain but I keep holding on to God who sees all pain. He remains my Balm in Gilead, soothing my sores and pain. In my dreams, I see you, full of life and gaiety. In my heart, there is a hole that cannot be filled by another but in the depth of my spirit, there is abundant hope. Hope reflected in Iyanuoluwayimika, hope reflected in Morolaoluwa

Never had I thought you would depart this earth before me, I had dreams of your future but death has robbed me of this future.Death has robbed me of all we could have shared. But death is not able to rob me of our love. Our love transcends time and space and it keeps me forging ahead.

You will live forever in my heart Oluwabunmi. I love you son, to infinity and beyond.

BY MRS OLAYINKA ADEDAYO

 

“SLEEP ON, MY BELOVED CHILD, MY TRUE FRIEND, OUR ANGEL”….IN MEMORY OF BUNMI ADEDAYO

 “SLEEP ON, MY BELOVED CHILD, MY TRUE FRIEND, OUR ANGEL”….IN MEMORY OF BUNMI ADEDAYO

THE UNWANTED JOURNEY OF A MOTHER BY MRS OLAYINKA ADEDAYO

Thanksgiving Holiday 2013

I lit a candle for you today Oluwabunmi. It is the first Thanksgiving weekend after you left us and my emotions swirl around like a rollercoaster. Nothing seems the same again but I thank God.I thank God for the time we spent together; I thank God for peaceful memories and I thank God for the gift of you. I know you would always be by my side Omo mi, and I promise to continue to wear your memory proudly. I would always be grateful for the gifts of Oluwayemisi, Iyanuoluwayimika, and Morolaoluwa that you left behind.
Sleep on, my beloved child, my true friend, our Angel.

27thNovember, 2013

Little did I know that fateful September 25th morning, that God was going to call you home.
In your lifetime, I loved you to the moon and back, in death, it hasn’t changed. It broke my heart to lose you and a part of me went with you when God called you home.
Sleep on, my Angel Forever, Oluwabunmi, omo mi owon.

2nd December, 2013

Just like a dream, your golden heart stopped beating, your hardworking hands made to rest, your vibrant spirit, my beloved son, Oluwabunmi Omotayo, stilled. May your spirit continue to soar, may the music of the angels surround you as you bask in heaven’s glory.
Sleep on, my most beloved one, Oluwabunmi, Omo Mi Owon.

Christmas Day 2013

It is Christmas Oluwabunmi,I light this candle in your memory, son. This candle says I miss you this Christmas, this candle says I love you, this candle says I remember you, and this candle says, I am wishing you were here today with us on Christmas day.
Omo mi, Oluwabunmi, you will live forever in my heart.

Birthday – 5th January, 2014

In the glow of this birthday candle, I see your smile, omo mi. if you are looking down tonight know that this candle burning bright says I am wishing you were here right next to me.Despite death’s attempt to separate us, our love remains. Love never goes away. This candle says I love you and I wish you a happy birthday, my most beloved son.

27th March, 2014

Oluwabunmi omo mi, for as long as I live, I will continue to find ways to honor you.
You remain a vital part of my heart and neither time nor death can erase that bond.
It is solid, pure and forever. This candle says I love you, son, this candle says, I miss you, son.

25th April, 2014

214 days of the unwanted journey of Mama Oluwabunmi.
7th moth of a shattering experience and meaning drained from my life.
It is a bad day, today, Oluwabunmi.I dread getting out of bed in the mornings as I am unable to conceive living a normal life.
Once upon a time, everything seemed right with the world, now all seems wrong and I wonder when or if ever, it will get better. I am depressed and hopelessness permeates my very being. I continuously burst into tears, I am unable to concentrate, I am unable to complete any task. Lord, I need your strength today, be merciful to me for I am in distress. My eyes are weak and weary from tears of sorrow, my soul and body beaten with grief. But, I trust you Lord. You are my God, my help and strength through this unwanted journey.
My precious child, your memory is forever. Love you son, to infinity and beyond.
Oluwabunmi, Omotayo, Omo mi owon, Sunre, Sunre, Sunre o!

BY MRS OLAYINKA ADEDAYO

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