PROFILING THE MAN Usman Okai Austin Cna at a glance- Ben David

A Quick Reflection Of his “Grass to Grace” steady rise to influence.

His life is symbolic of an iroko tree that flourishes in the desert. A seed they tried to bury but sproutes back like unending cistern.
When you see any man enjoying the luxuries of a palace, sacrifices must have been made.
Stars must shine regardless of how thick the darkness is, some voices must echo regardless of how hard they try to shut them. Even when everything suggested obvious impossibilities, this man brushed aside all odds. A light that cannot be put out by men.
We are fortunate to have a vocal and vibrant political emissary. Is a great privilege to coexist in the same era with you.

Postulator of countless possibilities, an envoy of mass movement, a peerless pathfinder and a combatant.
He is the man who has defied logic, onslaughts, libels, dissents, threats and attack to rise to stardom. A man who denied himself all conveniences and took the risky risk.

He is the vocal cord and the conduit pipe of the defenseless, the stronghold and anchor to the vulnerable.

A builder and mentor, a man who rebels injustice, his boldness is likened to that of biblical Daniel.
Each generation is privileged to play host to enigmas, one of ours is Austin Okai. Your sense of frankness and unequivocal pragmatism can only be sponsored by firm resolve to contradict status quo and shift a rather messy paradigm.
In a society characterized by all shades of obvious dangers, he has dared to tow the path less traveled by. He is the armour bearer of our time and unrivalled pace setter.
Some tenured actors have tried to bully him into coerced silence to shut his guts, but he is a voice. He becomes more audible even. His voice never lacks taste. You have etched your name in gold.
Remain firm in vigour The Titan.
Happy birthday the leader!

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