I want to live long in good health, says Ogundipe at 50

Many are the desires of man in life but desire varies for individuals. Ogundipe  Ayomiposi Isaq, a dynamic and vibrant Ondo man who just celebrated his golden jubilee has expressed his heartfelt prayers and desires to live long in good health and right state of mind.


Ogundipe Ayomiposi made this expression while granting interview to AGES correspondence at the reception held in his honour for the birthday celebration at his residence at Ade Super, Ondo.


Flanked by his lovely, beautiful and caring wife, Ogundipe Bunmi Josephine who treated guests to special and assorted meals, appreciated God for the gift of life for the golden jubilee. 



Mr. Ogundipe's children too were not left out in the remarkable celebration as they too were uniquely dressed in white. They, Oluwatofunmi Enoch and Abimbola Rosemary, heartily wished their loving father long life and many happy returns. 

Earlier, the Ogundipe's family has gone to morning service at St. Matthew Catholic church for a Thanksgiving service in appreciation of the goodness of the Lord. Friends and well wishers came around to the church and as well as the reception to cheer the family.


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