He shared the above photo with his wife rocking matching outfits and wrote;
‘To my dearest wife,
I might be silly and puffed, but I will never forget. I will never
forget your sorrow, tears and strength. The strongest of women are
sometimes the weakest in the hands of men, especially the men they love.
The pains and emotions of love are more than enough to throw you off
balance. I have decided that no matter how masculine I am, I will let
you reign in the right places for the pains you bore for me. The scars
that are visible and invisible.
Do you know people wonder why I
flaunt our God’s gift Tiwaloluwa? Maybe, because they are ignorant of
our testimonies. I would have loved to share them all, but the space
here will be too small. How do I tell people we almost lost her at eight
(8) months? The issue that got you stuck to the hospital bed for almost
a month with a monitoring machine strapped to your protruding belly.
Can
I ever forget the number of injections you took without me being able
to hold your hands to help you ease the pains and the doctors scary
words? Will people ever know the journey that took you to the theatre
with Fifteen (15) doctors on you alone, denying your family room to
witness the birth of God’s miracle?
Don’t let me even mention the
hospital bills, because all these Oyinbo no dey gree send their own
once. Thank God for his miracle and Mrs. Abosede Holloway (Mummy
Yetunde), Olori B of Baltimore. Story for another day. Any child wey dem
take over N10million born, no be ordinary pikin na ISSUE in capital
letters.
Our testimonies are numerous, but our God is one, yes ONE
big GOD. If I don’t celebrate you who will? Thank you for everytime, I
have forgotten to say it. Thank you for all the times, I will never be
there to say it.
You are more than a JEWEL OF INESTIMABLE VALUE rather you are the SPECIAL EFFECT that makes the JEWEL OF INESTIMABLE VALUE.
I love You NOW and ALWAYS.
SEYILAW.”