Tribute To My Friend, My Brother- Samuel Adewale

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“Friends come and friends go, but a true friend sticks by you like family”. -- Proverbs 18:24 (MSG)

I for one do not have too many close friends. I have a lot of friends though, but I choose my close friends wisely.

If I can call you my best friend, you must have pass the test of bringing the best in me overtime.
I grew up having so many friends, but with the passage of time, the friendships faded away. Purpose separated us without our consent!

But you among the very few, are still standing like rock!

We share a lot of things in common though, that’s fine, and the reason, essentially, the longevity and the consolidation of my friendship with you all these years. Funny enough, we bear the same first name. Truly, every “Samuel” are great!

You are a visionary leader, dogged, purposeful and spirit-filled. You are a mentor to the younger generation, a youth leader with a passion, ordained Pastor fulfilling purpose, God-lover, demon-damager-prayer-warrior! Oh, if you don’t know Sam Adewale, then you are yet to know “sombori”. The guy can pray! E no dey tire! As a matter of fact, I have learnt to tarry in the place of prayer just be hanging around this MOG. Keep on keeping on.


It gladdens my heart that today is your birthday, I mean, bestday!

Age with GRACE Bro. Your best days are here!

This is the least you will ever be!

You will henceforth only seat amongst Kings and not mere men!

Your dreams and aspirations shall not elude you because you are God’s delight!

As God’s general on a mission to “rescue”, you are hidden under His anchor!

No powers shall be able to harm you nor dime your light- yours is for the shining!

I can go on showering prayers on you-you deserve the best because you are the best!
I can’t be too busy that I will skipped this day without celebrating you, MOG!

Heaven will SMILE on you, just wait and see!

Ok now, friends and colleagues please help me celebrate my covenant brother, my friend from another mother, my mountain prayer partner, the president of DWIN Global Impact Network and Founder of D’Success Tutor, Pastor Sam Adewale aka Mr. W.E.S.T.-Writer, Entreprenuer, Speaker, and Teacher.

Ad multose annose
Cheers.

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