Birthday Anniversaries: Akeem Olatunji Felicitates Alhaja Adedibu, Oyo Sports Commissioner, Wasilat Adegoke

The executive chairman of Oluyole local government, Engr. Akeem Olatunji, had expressed warm felicitations to two distinguished women; wife of late Ibadan political warlord, Alhaja Bose Adedibu and the Oyo state Commissioner for Youth and Sports Development on the auspicious occasion of their birthdays anniversary celebrations.

Olatunji in a statement he personally signed and made available to newsmen on Wednesday described the duo as two different versions of resilience, hardwork, and sources of inspiration to many others within and outside the state.

While eulogizing Alhaja Adedibu as a pillar of strength and support to many new generation of politicians, Olatunji stressed that her impacts on the political landscape of Oyo state during the lifetime and after the passage of her husband, Alhaji Lamidi Adedibu, could not be overemphasized.

Olatunji noted that both celebrants remain pillars of courage and strength inspiring thousands of other new generation of political class to pursue their dreams and aspire for greatness because of the testimonies trailing their individual lives.

Describing late Adedibu as a political institution, Olatunji stated that the success of the late Molete political emperor within the political landscape of the state and Nigeria as a whole was largely due to the stability and balance created by Alhaja Bose from the home front which has earned her the top level political relevance till date, calling on young politicians to emulate her as a role model.

Meanwhile, the Oluyole council boss also stated that Wasilat Adegoke who just clocked 30 years of age as the number one youth and Oyo State Commissioner for Youth and Sports has continued to inspire through her leadership and dedication to promoting sports and discovery of fresh talents for nurturing.

He prayed that God to grant the two celebrants the fulfilment of their hearts desires as they continue to impact the society positively in their private endeavors.