Go Muyi.....it's your birthday!

People of God......come and join me sing hallelujah, where do i start my thanksgiving o?

How do I begin to count my blessings?

Some years back a baby boy was  born to non-virgin Mary, who already had two kids. Her joy was full and breasts engorged, ready to feed that young body of mine.  From those tiny days to this day, God has been faithful.

I remember how some family and friends said my head was big, tossing my "ogo" at every opportunity they got. From those days of disproportionate head to body size, to this very proportional days, God has been  faithful.

I absolutely remember the day I set my foot in boarding house in 1994, the puppy look on my face when my proprietress -whom I feared so much- yelled at me, to return to my bunk, stopping me from waving goodbye to my mum who just dropped me off at the hostel. My Pillow was bleeding tears by morning. From that yell to this day, God has been faithful.

How can I forget the first time I got infatuation mixed up for love, senior class got me tripping. chai! puberty is not beans o. From those days of butterflies in my tommy to finding my proverbs 31 woman,  God has been faithful.

Abeg how could I forget my years in medical school, for those 8 birthdays I celebrated engrossed in medicine, to this day when I strive to be one of the best in the profession. God is still faithful.

From my very first breath to this present hour, God is faithful to HIs promises concerning me and I am forever thankful. Happy birthday to me.

Kindly drop your comment on what you know about me and share with those I might have met in this journey of life.

Our wedding party....

Okay, okay.....so  our wedding party is about to go down here in the capital of Lagos.

Dr & Mrs Oyemuyiwa  Opatola hereby invite you to their marriage blessing and thanksgiving holding at: First baptist Church ikeja
                  1 Church street, off Olowu street,
                  Ikeja, Lagos.
                  Date: 7th February 2015

                  Time: 12:00pm ( if you like come AM, you go clean seat)

Wedding party follows immediately at:
                  Our Place event center,
                   7 Olufunmilola Okikiolu street,
                    Off Toyin street, Ikeja, Lagos.

Dress code:
                      Men: English with a touch of Red or Gold
                      Ladies: Red dress (you can spray that with gold too)
                   
                      For those who no like Oyinbo dressing  (Native);
                       Men: White with red or gold cap
                       Women: White with red or gold gele.

NB: I no dey sell any aso ebi, so help yourself look like our colors.

It's a celebration of what the lord has done for us. 

The day i said "I do" to my best friend.

          The 2nd day of the month of October 2014 would forever be remembered by the world, well if not the whole world, by our own world. It's the day I took the step of faith with my "bestie". The day we took our vows and made an eternal commitment to loving each other till death do us part.

I picked my cousin and baby, sister-in-law, my barrister paddy and Mrs Opatola to be; straight we went to the registry.

Let's go there

         I don't know how people take such vows without praying and having days of solitude to think about the commitments they are about to make. For me it was different, palpitations, unprovoked sweating and blinking like a fish characterized my walk into that courtroom; this was blended with a deep sense of my creator's endorsement of this move.

Sealed, signed and delivered 

          We had dreams of having such a small wedding, straight to the matter and without the whole paraphernalia that accompanies the "owambe" weddings of the present day Nigerian society. This was a dream come true for us. The edge had been taken off, the best that Owambe can put on us now is a marriage thanksgiving and reception. whew! Happy us. Anyways, we exchanged our vows before God and man. A Chinese reception followed, the marital journey has continued till this day.

NB: Church Blessing/ thanksgiving and reception comes up Feb 7th 2015

"A good marriage is a union of two souls seeking the good of each other, bound by God" 

                                                                                                                      ~Dr Opatola