I visited DCC as a little girl in Rochester Garden, Festac, when I gum-bodied my eldest brother to a program. I liked the atmosphere Fast⏭️ many years later, I started attending church at DJambz Base, Amuwo, and brought my friends, but I wasn't a worker. I joined the workforce at the Victory Dome in 2012, and I stayed because it felt like home, and it was relatable PK, you would freely share your phone number/Blackberry Pin, and my first encounter with you was when I sent an invite through Blackberry Pin. You declined, then a few hours later, you resent me an invite. The back story is that I just lost my grandpa, and granpa's picture was my profile picture. I had forgotten it was still my profile picture It was later that I wondered that you resent the invite to a very old man's pix because you didn't know me then. I was amazed at your friendliness and i asked myself back then that what was the plan, whose BB Pin did you imagine you were accepting🤣 I learnt quickly that you are VERY RELATIONAL It was the relationship and access for me!!!🙌 I would ask for counsel, and I would ask questions. It was easy to talk with you I remember in year 2000, when we sowed our first million naira seed for the new site, I was excited and shared the news with you via chat. You were glad but not as excited as me. Even though it was a big deal for me, you didn't want me to settle at that level and keep it as a ceiling. At first, i wasn't so happy at your casual reaction because the effort was a lot to get there, but it made me see beyond that level and not have 'Arrival Mentality'. I am grateful for that 🙏 There have been many more impacts, including my marriage, faith work, and self development Thank you for all you do, sir You are our believable reference Happy 50th Birthday🎉, Sir God will keep you for us because you go continue to chop the fruitsss of your labour My family and I celebrate you today and Always ❤️ Chinyere Emeruwa (Dcns)