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‘When Men Forget, God Remembers’ – Hon. Sayo Alagbe Charges Public to Rise Above Human Ingratitude
Published on Wed 26 Aug 2026 By Akinwale Akintayo
Renowned broadcast journalist, playwright, and politician Hon. Sayo Alagbe has issued a powerful call to action, urging individuals never to allow human ingratitude to extinguish their commitment to kindness. In a poignant statement released via his official Facebook handle today, August 26, 2026, the veteran media practitioner declared that human forgetfulness can never invalidate the truth of a sincere sacrifice. Alagbe fiercely criticized the growing cultural trend of beneficiaries denying the very hands that lifted them, noting that many modern success stories are actively rewritten to exclude key benefactors. THENEWSCREDIT reports that he strongly maintained that such historical revisionism fails to erase reality, asserting that true goodness must be driven by intrinsic value rather than the pursuit of public applause. Using a striking literary metaphor, the celebrated poet noted that a lamp never loses its light simply because a blind or stubborn observer refuses to acknowledge its radiance. He reminded the public that the ultimate reward for benevolence is deep inner peace and the unshakeable divine assurance that God meticulously records and rewards every noble deed. Concluding his address, the statesman challenged citizens to keep lifting others, charging that personal character must always remain far superior to the toxic ingratitude of those they help.
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