Abiola Olojo's Blog

Warm greetings to you, dear friends. Happy to come your way again. Thank God for life and good health. Hope you are doing well with your family. Thanks so much for the messages and calls I received last week about the 7th year anniversary of my dear husband’s call to glory. I appreciate you all. May the good Lord continue to honor and bless you. Today, I want to share something about forgiveness – the liberating power of forgiveness.   I know forgiveness is something we do almost every time, especially for those of us in a relationship. It is a word that must exist in the dictionary of everyone who wants to be happy and live in peace with others.  Why? Because people will offend us sometimes. And we must find a place in our hearts to forgive, even though it's not easy, most times. This is one of those things we can’t avoid in life – quite inevitable! Part of this is because forgiveness allows us to build our inner strength. It helps us to grow in love and patience, and we understa

Glad to come your way again, friends! Trust you and your family have been doing great and having a great week. Today marks the 7th year anniversary of passing to glory of my dear husband. It was just like yesterday when the whole incident happened. I thank the Lord who has kept me and my children, and has led us, and continue to lead us in the way of life and fulfillment. I met my husband at my workplace in the year 1990, and ever since then, it has been a journey of love and fulfillment. I knew my husband (Joshua Adeyemi Olojo) as an honest, meticulous, diligent, caring, loving, and God-fearing man. He was someone who loved the Lord wholeheartedly and loved people also. He instilled the habit of serving the Lord in his children, and made it a family tradition for us to always have daily devotion and go to church. On September 11, 2001, when the World Trade Center was attacked by the Islamic terrorists, my husband was caught in the building, and he nearly died in the incident. Thank