Ex-Assembly Aspirant, Ogunwole Celebrates Makinde’s Ally Famojuro, LGSPB Boss, Hon. Ige, Lauds Their Public Service

Former House of Assembly aspirant, Hon. Adeleye Ogunwole (LeyeLeyeMyPaddie), has sent warm felicitations to Governor Seyi Makinde’s ally, Otunba Seye Famoju, and Hon. Akeem Ige, Chairman of the Local Government Staff Pension Board on their birthdays.

In his birthday message on Sunday, Hon. Ogunwole described the celebrants as visionary and committed public servants who have distinguished themselves in their service to Oyo State and Nigeria.

He praised Otunba Famojuro’s unwavering support for Governor Seyi Makinde and the People’s Democratic Party (PDP), noting that his commitment to progress and inclusivity has been crucial in fostering positive change and development in Oyo State.

Ogunwole commended Famojuro’s commitment to grassroots politics and people-oriented governance, stressing that his support for impactful governance has strengthened democratic participation and inspired a new generation of political actors.

“Otunba Seye Famojuro is not just a leader; he is a movement and a destiny helper. Many who once thought they were nobody have become somebody through his encouragement, mentorship, and unwavering support,” he added.

While felicitating Hon. Akeem Ige, Hon. Ogunwole described him as an outstanding politician, astute administrator, and committed public servant whose contributions to grassroots development and the overall progress of the state remain widely acknowledged and appreciated.

He noted that the celebrant’s exemplary career has earned him respect both within the political space and among the general public.

Ogunwole also lauded Ige, who currently serves as Chairman of the Local Government Staff Pension Board, for his leadership qualities and selfless service to humanity, particularly his positive impact on the payment of backlog gratuities and death benefits.

He, however, wished the two celebrants good health, renewed strength, and many more fruitful years, praying that their experience would continue to benefit the state and the nation.