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Nigerian pastor Sam Adeyemi celebrated by wife with lovely photos as he adds another year

Just a few days into the month of February and social media users are already flooding their pages with cute pictures to celebrate the birthdays of their loved and cherished ones. Nike Adeyemi, wife to renowned pastor, Sam Adeyemi, recently took to her social media pages to share lovely photos in commemoration of her husband’s special day.

The senior pastor of the Daystar Christian Centre was celebrated by his beloved wife with some lovely photos that she posted on her Instagram page.

She accompanied the photos with a heartfelt note that she had penned to her loving husband in the caption. She started off by wishing him a happy birthday and expressed her joy at the fact that he had accomplished all the things he had envisioned to achieve in life at a time when it all still seemed like nothing.

Adeyemi stated that she was going to forever be in support of her husband in his quest to achieve all of his dreams.

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She said: "Happy Birthday to my amazing lover, friend, hubby and leader. Sweetheart, it’s my joy to see you walk in all you have envisioned from day one when it didn’t look like it because God imprinted in your heart so big a story that would not be about you, us, but about humanity and His work of grace to lift many out of mediocrity. You let Him do His work in you over time and I am proud of you today as I was from day one and continue to stand in agreement with you concerning your dreams, may God fill your heart with deep joy and wisdom, truth and revelation of Him, that you walk worthy of His calling and be fruitful in every good work, may He say well done.Well done and thank you for everything you do for me, the details you’ll hear in private. I love you ❤️ @thesamadeyemi #thankyoujesus #husband birthday #appreciationpost"

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Also joining the celebration of the man of God is popular comedian, Ali Baba, who had also taken to his Instagram page with a photo of the pastor and his wife.

See his post below:

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A tweet from the official handle of the church celebrated the man of God with a wish for his light to shine brighter upon this generation.

Another video from a Twitter user shows members of the congregation at the Daystar Christian Centre delivering a beautiful birthday song on behalf of their spiritual leader.

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Meanwhile, Legit.ng had previously gathered the report of popular Nollywood actor, Damola Olatunji, who had taken to social media with photos to celebrate his birthday. The Yoruba actor was spotted striking a pose with some studio equipment.

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