Birthday: You're Representing Oluyole Well In The State Cabinet–Akeem Olatunji Felicitates Mogbonjubola

The executive chairman of Oluyole local government, Engr. Akeem Olatunji has described the Commissioner for Environment and Natural Resources, Hon. Abdulmojeed Mogbonjubola as a proud product of the LG in the state executive cabinet. 

Olatunji in a felicitation message on Tuesday May 4 on the auspicious occasion of Mogbonjubola's birthday on Tuesday stated that the Commissioner has achieved so much for the state barely a year of his assumption of office as the honorable commissioner. 

Olatunji equally praised the Commissioner for his unwavering dedication and exemplary service in overseeing environmental affairs within the state and recording what was termed remarkable success within a short time.

The LG boss lauded Mogbonjubola's proactive initiatives in the ministry aimed at preserving the natural beauty and ecological balance of Oyo state

While expressing his heartfelt felicitation to the Commissioner, Olatunji emphasized the importance of collaborative efforts in achieving sustainable development and ensuring a clean, healthy environment for all residents.

Olatunji, who noted that his relationship with the Commissioner has transcended political to brotherly affair, also expressed confidence in the ability and capacity of Mogbonjubola to transform the environment sector.

"I want to specially felicitate my brother and friend, the Honorable Commissioner for Environment and Natural Resources, Hon. Abdulmojeed Mogbonjubola on the auspicious occasion of his birthday anniversary celebration today. 

"Hon. Mogbonjubola has been an enigmatic politician with pragmatic disposition to leadership and governance thereby endearing himself to many across Oluyole and the state at large. 

"I'm very proud to be associated with him such a humane personality and I want to on behalf of myself and my family as well as the good people of Oluyole local government wish him many more years of accomplishment both his personal and political life." Olatunji said.