“You’re Not Just My Sunrise, You Are My Sun” — Reuben Abati Celebrates Wife Kikelomo’s 46th Birthday with Heartfelt Message
Veteran journalist and former presidential spokesperson Reuben Abati has captured the internet’s heart with a touching love note dedicated to his wife, Kikelomo, in celebration of her 46th birthday.
Taking to social media, Abati described his wife as his “sunrise” and “jewel of inestimable value”, expressing profound gratitude for her love, wisdom, and unwavering support over the years. Eyes Of Lagos reports,
“My Wife, My Muse, My Anchor” — Abati’s Words of Love
In the emotional message, Abati showered praises on Kikelomo, calling her his anchor, muse, and greatest supporter through life’s highs and lows.
He wrote that her discipline, intelligence, and graceful strength continue to inspire him daily, noting that her beauty transcends appearances — it radiates from her character and determination.
“You’re not just my sunrise,” Abati wrote. “You are my sun — the reason my world shines even on cloudy days.”
He further described her as a woman whose charm lies not in vanity but in her resilience and purpose, adding that she remains one of the few people who challenge him intellectually and motivate him to become better every day.
A Lesson in Love and Longevity
Reflecting on his marriage, Abati shared a timeless piece of advice from his godfather, Prince Adelusi, which has guided his philosophy of love and commitment:
“A happy man marries the girl he loves, but the happier man loves the woman he marries.”
According to Abati, those words shaped his understanding of marriage — that true happiness doesn’t come from finding perfection, but from growing together, learning from one another, and choosing love every day.
He emphasized that marriage, when rooted in respect and affection, becomes a continuous journey of rediscovery and joy.
“True Happiness Comes from Within”
In his closing note, the renowned columnist reflected on the meaning of happiness and fulfillment, saying they are not found in material possessions but in shared love, understanding, and companionship.
“True happiness doesn’t sit on the shelf; it comes from within,” Abati wrote. “Kikelomo, you are my biggest blessing and life’s brightest light. You’re not just my sunrise — you are my sun.”
Fans and well-wishers flooded Abati’s comment section with warm wishes, praising his devotion and describing his tribute as a masterclass in love and gratitude.








