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Adebayo’s Daughter, Oluwatoyin Marries Heartthrob

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Faith Oluwatoyin, the daughter of Michael Adebayo (A.k.a Super Jet) a business guru recently in Akure, the capital of Ondo State, had a wonderful outing during the blessing of their marriage which took place at Christ Apostolic Church, Oke Ibukun, Oyemekun DCC Headquarters, Akure.

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The marriage was attended by who is who within and outside the state and among the guests were, a family of the bride, groom, friends, and well-wishers as they graced the occasion.

During his sermon, the officiating Pastor, Pastor I. A Toromade charged the new couple to endeavor to know what marriage is all about and advised them to always depend on God for solutions to any problems that may arise in their marriage.

He said,” No husband or wife can solve each other’s problems in marriage.
Take it from me, whatever problem that may come your way, I call on both of you to take it to God in prayer. Not your parents or your friends because it’s only God that can solve any of your problems that may arise in marriage”.

He added that God said it was not good that man should be alone; I would make him a helper comparable to him. That was the reason God saw that it was not good for Ayodeji to be alone, so He found him his helper.

God has fulfilled His responsibility and it’s now left for the groom to fulfill his responsibility.

Pastor Toromade said, the success of a marriage is not in acquired wealth, buying houses, or living in affluence but the ability to take care of your home.

He said,” The success of marriage isn’t in acquired wealth, buying houses or living in affluence but the ability to take care of your home.

Marriage is not about spirituality but it’s about physical. I can say that spiritual takes 30% while physical takes 70% in marriage.
If you believe in spirituality, your marriage may not stand because your wife is not an angel.

When it’s time for you to provide for your family, don’t take them to the mountain for prayers. Perform your responsibility as at when due”, he said.

Speaking with The Focus Magazine, the father of the bride, Michael Adebayo congratulated the new couple, on seeing themselves as one and urged them to build their marriage on trust and love each other.

“See yourselves as one before God. Show love to each other as you continue in one accord”.

After the church service, the train moves to Dots Event Centre, Opposite Silos, Along Oda Road, Akure, where guests were treated to assorted foods.

The chairman of the occasion charged the wife to submit herself totally to her husband for he is the head of the wife as Christ is the head of the church.

He also tasked the husband to love his wife as Christ loves the church.

The highlight of the event was the cutting of the wedding cake by the couple moderated by the master of the ceremony.

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