FOREDO FELICITATES WITH GOVERNOR LUCKY ORIMISAN AIYEDATIWA ON OCCASION OF HIS 61ST BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION

FOREDO Felicitates with His Excellency,
Mr Governor, Lucky Orimisan Aiyedatiwa,
on His 61st Birthday
The leadership and entire members of FOREDO heartily felicitate with His Excellency, Mr Governor, Lucky Orimisan Aiyedatiwa, on the joyous occasion of his 61st birthday celebration.
Your Excellency, we seize this moment to commend and celebrate your visionary, people-centred, and result-oriented leadership, particularly your outstanding performance in the education sector. Your administration’s commitment to the recruitment of teachers, improvement of learning environments, and prompt payment of salaries as and when due has restored confidence and boosted morale across the public service.
We also applaud your remarkable strides in urban renewal, especially the deployment of solar-powered energy, alongside the rehabilitation of existing roads and construction of new ones, which have greatly enhanced socio-economic activities and improved the quality of life of our people.
Your Excellency, these laudable achievements, among many others across all sectors, are clear testimonies of purposeful governance. FOREDO is proud to associate with your excellent performance and impactful leadership.
As you mark another year of God’s grace, we pray for good health, renewed strength, divine wisdom, and greater accomplishments. Congratulations, Your Excellency, and we look forward to more monumental achievements during your tenure.
Happy 61st Birthday, Mr Governor.
Long live Ondo State.

Bada Oyebanji Esq
Chairman 

Olanusi Akinbowale
Secretary

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