Christmas: Oluyole LG Chairman Felicitates Christians, Harps On Unity 

The Chairman of Oluyole Local Government, Engr. Akeem Olatunji, has extended felicitations to Christian in the local government and beyond, urging them to embrace the spirit of love, peace, and unity that the season embodies.

In a felicitation message released on Tuesday, Olatunji, who’s 52nd birthday anniversary celebration was a day earlier than that of Governor Seyi Makinde, emphasized the significance of Christmas as a time for reflection, gratitude, and the celebration of the birth of Jesus Christ.

He called on all residents of Oluyole to demonstrate kindness and compassion, especially to the less privileged, during this festive period.

“As we celebrate Christmas, I urge everyone to reflect on its true meaning—love, sacrifice, and giving. Let us show kindness to our neighbors, promote peace in our communities, and strengthen the bonds that unite us as one people,” Olatunji said.

The chairman also used the opportunity to commend the Christian community in Oluyole for their contributions to the development of the local government.

He expressed hope that the joy and blessings of the season would bring renewed strength to all residents as they prepare to usher in the new year.

“As we celebrate this season of joy and hope, I pray for prosperity, unity, and good health for all.

Let us remain steadfast in our commitment to building a stronger and more prosperous Oluyole,” he added.

Olatunji reassured residents of his administration’s continued dedication to implementing impactful projects and policies that will improve the welfare of the people.

He called for sustained cooperation and support from all stakeholders to achieve the vision of a prosperous Oluyole.

The chairman appealed to everyone to celebrate responsibly, urging drivers and commuters to prioritize safety during the festive period.

“On behalf of the Oluyole Local Government administration, I wish all Christians a merry Christmas and a happy, prosperous New Year,” he said.