Bola Afolabi
Popular comedian, Gbenga Adeyinka, has highlighted three significant things ‘Ovation’ Publisher and politician, Dele Momodu, has done in his professional life.
Adeyinka notes this in his congratulatory message to Momodu, who is celebrating his 65th birthday.
According to him, Momodu is the person who facilitated his first paid overseas performance.
Secondly, he once bailed him out when he was stranded in London.
He adds that Momodu has also supported him and others with his financial generosity.
Adeyinka writes in an IG post:
In his birthday message, Adeyinka wished Momodu continued good health, joy, and success, expressing gratitude for his mentorship and inspiration.

He wrote on Instagram: “As we celebrate the remarkable milestone of Aare Bamidele Ojutelegan Ajani Momodu’s 65th birthday, I am filled with immense gratitude for the profound impact he has had on my life and career. In my early days as a comedian, he believed in me when many others did not. He was the first person to take me abroad to perform for royalty and the upper echelons of society, opening doors I could have only dreamed of.
“Aare Bamidele embodies the true essence of Egbonism and the ethos of Omoluabi; he remains a reference point for these values. As the esteemed publisher of Ovation International, he has set a standard of excellence that inspires us all. We, his Aburos—who are a legion—affectionately call him BOB DOOOOOOOO!
“I can never forget his unwavering generosity, which he has shown me time and time again. There was a time I found myself stuck in London after a performance for a colleague, as my airline had unboarded me due to our tickets not being priority. In that challenging moment, Aare Bamidele invited me over for dinner and provided me with more than enough money to take care of my needs during my stay. What truly sets him apart is his selflessness—he never asks for anything in return.
“On this special occasion, I pray for Aare Bamidele Ojutelegan Ajani Momodu. May God bless him with many more years filled with earth-shaking accomplishments, good health, and immense joy. Happy 65th birthday, Aare!”