Only a dancer who dances moderately dances for long; an immoderate dancer courts shame. Prayers are indeed better than curses. If a prayer is not more than the tip of a finger nail, it is better than a basket full of courses.

Today, thousands of people from the twenty local government areas in Ogun State thronged out to the residence of Senator Prince Buruji Kashamu to receive their salah gifts.

The food and cash gifts which included; packs of rice, noodles, rams and lots more were distributed to the mammoth crowd that mounted the nooks and crannies of the lawmaker's compound towards celebrating the Eid el Kabir.

The activity, which the hardworking Lawmaker was well known for even before becoming a Senator is one of its kind as it is majorly aimed at the less privileged whose hopes of having a splendid salah celebration might have been dashed or curtailed.

According to some of those who were beneficiaries of the Senator's kind gestures today, they likened Senator Kashamu to an Angel who was specially designated God to give joy to the sorrowful ones.

They thereby, implored other rich and famous politicians to emulate the never tiring lawmaker by putting a smile on the faces of their people when the need arises. Kashamu's kind gestures they say, is not limited to giving out gift items alone. Rather, he has been able to also help those with financial problems. This, they said, did not in anyway affect the Senator's overall performance as a lawmaker as he ensured that nothing overrides his primary assignment.

They prayed to God Almighty, to grant good health unto Kashamu and replenish his pockets so he could help more.

Senator Prince Buruji Kashamu is the lawmaker representing Ogun East Senatorial District at the National Assembly, Abuja.