Birthday Message To Fr Cyril O. Bayim

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Happy Birthday To Father Cy Obi Bayim.

By Paschal Nyiam


It's yet another day and blasting celebration of your birth, a day that calls  for reflecting and tha menksgivings to God Almighty in appreciation for yet another year added to your life.

Dear Uncle, it is therefore with an unflinching heart of euphoria that i write you this short piece on your red letter day.
I join your host of friends, admirers, associates and well-wishers in gratitude and celebration on your natal day celebration. I am specially and specifically wishing you many more happy returns of good health, providence, graces and blessings as you clock 76 in God's vineyard.

Paschal Nyiam.

Your Nephew.

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