Wale Jagun
The cathedral council and the entire congregation of The African Church Bethel Cathedral, Ikorodu, have extended congratulations to Olori Ruth Adebola Adelabu, on her 75th birthday celebration.
Olori Adelabu who celebrates her birthday every November 22, had served in many capacities among which are former member, Side Men and Lady Helpers, former Financial Secretary, Women’s League, Ikorodu and former Assistant Secretary, Harvest Committee. She is also Patroness to many societies and associations.
She retired as an Assistant Head Teacher, Oga Primary School, Ikorodu a few years ago.
In a congratulatory message signed by Prince Adesoji ALAGBE, Secretary, Cathedral Council, Engr. Sunday A. Oshin, Cathedral Warden, and Ven. Gbenga M. Babatunde, Provost/Chairman, Cathedral Council, the Bethel Cathedral wished her God’s protection and success as she begins another chapter of her life.
“On behalf of the Church Management, the Cathedral Council, and the entire membership of the African Church Bethel Cathedral, Ikorodu, we felicitate with the former Member of the Side Men & Lady Helpers, former Women’s League Dio. Treasurer, Lagos Diocese and Diocesan Honorary Officer of the Women’s League, LWMD, Olori Ruth A. Adelabu on her birthday anniversary today, November 22, 2025
“As you start another year of your life, we pray for your safety and success at every phase of your endeavour.
“We pray that God gives you the best gift of all, His abundant grace, divine visitation, favour, and blessings.
“May your life be filled with peace, growth, and boundless success, and may God surprise you with things you have always wanted.
“Happy birthday and many blessings to you,” the Church congratulated the celebrant.
Comrade Kehinde Okeowo, a former Chairman, National Union of Local Government Employees (NULGE), Ikorodu Local Government branch and an Evangelist in the Church, also congratulating the celebrant, wrote on the Church platform:
“May Your Days Be Long In Sound Mind and Good Health MAMA, Inu Yin A Dun Kale. The Grace of God Will Always Be Sufficient For You and Yours As You Age Graciously and Gracefully
“HAPPY BIRTHDAY MAMA MI.”
Prince Oluwaseyi Adelabu, the immediate past Cathedral Secretary, in a congratulatory message titled, “Happy birthday to my incredible mother. A Woman of Grace, Strength, and Unmatched Impact.” on The African Church Bethel Cathedral’s platform, described his mother’s life as a life of unmatched and remarkable legacy.
“Today, we celebrate not just another year in your life but the remarkable legacy you continue to build every day. You are a shining example of resilience, devotion, and selfless service. Your journey inspires us, and your unwavering faith anchors our family.
“From your years as a dedicated Assistant Head Teacher to your numerous roles in the church and community, you have touched countless lives with humility, excellence, and compassion. Your contributions speak of a woman who never sought recognition yet earned respect everywhere she served:
Former Member, Side Men and Lady Helpers
Former Financial Secretary, Women’s League, Ikorodu
Former Assistant Secretary, Harvest Committee
Former Treasurer, Women’s League, Lagos Diocese
Patroness, Women’s League, Lagos Diocese
Mother-in-Israel, The African Church Bethel Cathedral Ikorodu
Patroness, Women’s League, Lagos West Diocese
Patroness, Cathedral Ushers, ACBC, Ikorodu.
Adelabu, also described his mother as a pillar in many regards.
“Mummy, you are a pillar of faith, a source of wisdom, and a model of what true commitment looks like. You have poured strength into others, lifted those who were weak, and given hope where there was none.
“As we celebrate you today, we pray that God will continue to surround you with His love, renew your strength, and reward your labour of love with joy, peace, and abundant blessings.
“Thank you for being a mother like no other, a beacon of inspiration whose life encourages us to aim higher, give more, love deeper, and serve better.
“Happy birthday, Mummy. Your legacy shines brightly, and we are blessed to walk in its light.”
