God said he will restore Nigeria's glory - Osinbajo' Mother

 

Madam Olubisi Osinbajo, the mother of the Vice President-elect, Prof. Yemi Osinbajo, said on Wednesday that God had revealed to her that Nigeria’s lost glory would be restored.

Mrs. Osinbajo, 80, told the News Agency of Nigeria in Lagos that God also revealed to her that the successful and positive change of government would guarantee peace and tranquillity in the country.

 She said, “I give God all the glory for the success of the elections.

“It came to me that God said He will restore Nigeria and everybody in the world will rejoice with Nigeria.

“Today, when I was praying, I saw this, do not sorrow, for the joy of the Lord is your strength. That is what God said to Nigeria.

“So, I don’t want to say anything than to thank God for what is happening in Nigeria now, because it is just too marvellous.

“So, we have nothing to say than to thank God. We are proud to be Nigerians now.’’

Madam Osinbajo was born in Ibadan, Oyo State, on February 16, 1933 to Mr. Thomas Aiyegbayo from Osun State, while her mother was from Ilaro, Ogun State.

She attended Durbar School in Oyo town for her primary education and later went to Methodist School also in Oyo town before she proceeded to Sagamu Girls School, Remo, Ogun State in 1946.

Madam Osinbajo later proceeded to Teacher’s Training College in Sagamu and soon after the completion of the programme, she went back to the school to teach.

She told NAN that she met her husband, Opeoluwa Osinbajo, when she was teaching.

The vice president-elect’s mother said she established a school in 1992  to train children without consideration for the financial gains and later donated it to a Christian body to run.

She said this was because she does not want to do any business after she had turned 80.

“I feel contented at 80 and give God thanks for His love and mercies,” she said.