My fez cap story – Adeboye

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When I was a little kid, my elder (half-brother) travelled to the nearest town near us and when he was returning, he came back with a fez cap. Very colourful and beautiful beyond measure to us, the little ones.

We had never seen anything like that before. So, we all gathered round him admiring the cap.
Then, he did something very funny.
He took off the fez cap and placed it on my head. ‘Oh! he allowed me to wear this beautiful thing?’ All the other children were amazed and were very envious of me.

Thereafter, he said something unbelievable. He said to me, ‘I bought it for you’. To say the truth, I nearly fainted with joy.
That scenario happened around 1950.

Several years passed until maybe about 22 years; and, one night, I couldn’t sleep, and for one reason or the other, my mind went back to the day because I was trying to go over my life, thinking of days of joy and my mind went back to that day.

A question came to my mind: ‘What have you done for that man?’. As a result, I made up my mind what I would do. So, one day, he was sitting at home in our village. He was a poor farmer who hadn’t even got money to buy a bicycle.

My driver and another fellow drove a car into the front of the house. Now, whenever they heard the sound of a car in front of our house, they assumed I had come. So, he came out with the others and exclaimed, ‘Haha! Where is Daddy G.O.?’

‘Oh! He is not here.’
‘OK. Why are you here?’

‘Daddy G.O. said we should tell you that this car is yours, this man will be your driver. He said he will pay for the driver, he will fuel the car, and he will maintain the car.’

The man replied, ‘What are you saying?’
My driver answered, ‘That’s the message.’
They later reported back to me that when they told him, he was looking for a chair to sit on because he felt dizzy.

THAT WAS EXACTLY HOW I FELT IN 1950.
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This year, your destiny helpers will not rest until they call for you and bless you in the mighty name of Jesus.

Story shared on Facebook by Busayo Omidiora.

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