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Sheriff's Aide, Shimite Bello Cuts Birthday Cake with Bishops and Pastors in a Church Program


 Sheriff's Aide, Shimite Bello Cuts Birthday Cake with Bishops and Pastors in a Church Program

- Dr. Emeka Esogbue

It was the birthday of Ebu-born Chief Mrs. Shimite Bello, yesterday, and the succinct Biblical statement that "in the presence of God, there is fullness of joy," re-echoed inside the reverent church.

The venue was Voice of Solution Ministry International, Asaba, Delta State, where the Special Adviser to Governor Sheriff Oborovwere of Delta State on Trade and Export was the Guest Speaker of the programme themed "His Glory is Our Honour."

Shimite Bello, the Akpeli Ugo Fufu of Ebu Kingdom was seen amid Bishops and Pastors; in the Association of Pastors and Ministers Intercessory Nation, a one-day Ministers Submit, praying to God.

Also seen alongside the beautiful Anioma politician from the Enuani Nation axis, in the pictures that surfaced on Anioma Social Media forums were Apostle Dr. Tony and Pastor Mrs. Agafie, and Prophetess Juliet Nwachukwu.

Other Men of God present at the occasion include Bishop Charles C. Isicheli and Bishop Alexander Adugyamfi.

The Ebu Kingdom's Akpeli Ugo Fufu 1, took the opportunity to cut her birthday cake with prayers offered for her.

Yesterday's birthday witnessed several goodwill messages from family, friends, and political followers, which also included PEN MASTER.

More distinguished, perhaps, was her Aide, Amaka Akaeze, who posted on the People of Oshimili North (PoON) platform where Shimite Bello was illustriously celebrated.

Akaeze, who described Shimite Bello as her spiritual mentor, remarked, "We have stories to tell for 6 years. From a throwback to our first meeting many months ago to working with you over the years, it has truly been a pleasure."

"I look back and l am so pleased we followed our hearts and did what we believed in."

"It's been a tough year for you, but God held your hand and saw you through it all. Heavens are filled with joy today because it is your birthday," Amaka Akaeze said prayerfully.

"Keep being you, a lover of God's word and one of the smartest mentors, l know. Always a solution for every problem."

Not many knew that fine and elegant Shimite Bello shared a serious relationship with the things of God and never joked with her faith until her pictures flooded social media.

Happy birthday to Chief Mrs Shimite Bello, the Akpeli Ugo Fufu 1 (White Eagle) of Ebu Kingdom.

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