Rev. Dr. Henry A. Asedeko at his 85th birthday ceremony
By Fikayo Babalola
Today, Saturday, June 15th, 2024, his residence inside Ajowa street named Rev. Henry crescent, was filled with dignitaries, who thronged the venue to celebrate with the Asedeko friends and family.
The celebration of Rev. Asedeko, a renowned spiritual leader and icon, was a testament to his enduring impact on the lives of countless people.
In his remarks, he expressed his appreciation for the outpouring of love and support, emphasizing the importance of living a life dedicated to serving God and others.
Rev. Dr. Henry A. Asedeko at his 85th birthday ceremony
“Oh my goodness, I feel so good, so nice so amazing so glorious… Anything you can refer to joy and happiness,” Rev. Asedeko said as he expressed his affection for his well-wishers.
“Let me start with my children and my grandchildren; Out of eight, six are not in the country, some in London, Canada and United States of America and two are left here.
“When we talk about impact, it should be for people around you; giving them a legacy to remember you for
“Well, have tried a lot and my community here too, they know and my impact. That’s the reason my street is now named after me, Rev. Dr. Henry Asedeko crescent. No more Ajowa street because they saw my impact and how it has led to community development.”
Some family and friends who honoured Rev. Dr. Henry A. Asedeko at his 85th birthday ceremony
Looking regal and outstanding, the venue witnessed an array of cars and dignitaries who partied with Rev. Asedeko and his family.
The reception had an array of wines, drinks, and food that whetted guests’ appetites throughout the party.
Earlier, a church service to commemorate the birthday celebration held at the Great Commission International Missionary Church.
The service kicked off with a praise and worship session led by Mrs Rebecca Ikechukwu which had the celebrant dancing in with joy.
There was also a performance by invited choristers from the Redeemed Christian Church of God (House of Dunamis) anchored by AJ Praise.
These events were followed by prayers for the continued success and wellbeing of the celebrant, Rev. Asedeko.
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