Rev Biodun Fatoyinbo, the global senior pastor of the Commonwealth of Zion Assembly (COZA), and his wife, Modele Fatoyinbo, are among the happiest parents in the world right now as their daughter, Shindara Fatoyinbo, has graduated with a first-class degree from the prestigious Oral Roberts University.
Rev Biodun, his wife, children, family members, and some church leaders were in Oklahoma, USA, over the weekend to celebrate with and congratulate their daughter, Oluwashindara Fatoyinbo, as she made everyone proud. Also with them was his covenant brother, Pastor Korede Komaya, and his wife, whose son studied computer science at the same university and also graduated on the same day.
In a letter to his daughter, Rev Biodun described Shindara as an ambassador of the Kingdom in spirituality and excellence. He thanked her for making him and the family proud and prayed for more.
His letter reads, “Oluwashindara! This name hasn’t just proven to be true at your birth but all through the stages of your life so far. Truly, God still does wonders, and you are that wonder in many ways than one. As you move forward into a new phase of your life, I look back and I raise a Praise Altar to Jehovah Ebenezer, the God who has helped you thus far. Thank you for being a worthy firstborn. Thank you for giving your siblings an aspiration.
Thank you for making your mum and me proud in the Lord. Thank you for bringing glory to the Lord. My celebration is beyond just you graduating with a first-class, for which you know I’m super excited, but it’s more of you being a worthy child of God making an impact in your own way yet excelling in all you do. Watching you grow to become an Ambassador of the Kingdom in spirituality and excellence is a blessing that I couldn’t have been smart enough to fabricate for myself.
You are one of the ways that God shows me how much he loves me. Trust me, I would have waited for as long as God will have me to have you as my daughter because you are worth the wait in every way. Love you so much”.
Congratulations to Oluwashindara!
