This June, Stay Safe In Joy

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Today marks the beginning of a new month; the month of June. June is just one of the twelve periodic apostles of an annum, the sixth in the series.

But it's a month remarkable for its launch into increase water fall, the spring season; and for this, it has become so associated with intense tempo of copulation. This significantly identifies the month of June with fecundity and virility.

Subsequently, many people readily appreciate the relevance of the month in their evolution; there are understandably revolving spree of birthdays and celebrations in June. As such, it is a month riddled with celebrations and cacophony of joy.

Yours sincerely falls obviously in the mold of those who began their journey to existence in the sixth scion of the yearly calendar.

The very bestride of the trending global pandemic will not do much to affect the joyful excitation of this month; and fortunately indeed, the strings of lockdowns and restrictions that greeted the world in response to the Covid-19 health crisis has begun to be eased, much to paving the way for return gladness- in the month of June.

And so in the spirit of the new month, I wish all the fertility, productivity, the richness, the joy and the life, which June epitomizes. But I won't fail to add that going by the prevailing urgency, we must be on the alert to maintain strictly guidelines from health agencies and avoid actions that may seek to derail the good tidings of June.

This June, waking from the doldrums of the coronavirus disease pandemic, we must remain align to, not only positive health values, but stand to provide true virtues and inspire goodness, love and joy

A Happy New Month!

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