261 OGUN PILGRIMS DEPART TO JERUSALEM
“One of the greatest challenges inhibiting the manifestation of great works in our various lives is our behavioral pattern. As you are all embarking on a spiritual trip to the holy land, Jerusalem, I appeal to you all to be of good behavior, represent the state well, and by extension the nation”.
The State Scribe, who described the spiritual exercise as an expedition of wisdom sharing, knowledge acquisition and understanding of the Bible, appealed to the intending pilgrims, not to see it as a holiday, rather they should explore the holy land to align acquired spiritual teachings with the bible.
Penpushing further reports that, Talabi urged the pilgrims to respect and obey the State’s tour guide and should report any official found wanting on duty, adding that government would support with a token to complement their spending.
The Ewusi of Makun, Oba Timothy Akinsanya and Alado of Ado, Oba Solagbade Tijani, both in Sagamu Local Government Area of the State, in their separate submissions said it was their first time to the Holy land, and see it as a great opportunity and a dream come true, reassuring that the contingents would be of good conduct and not disappoint the State government in any form.
