The Speaker, State of Osun House of Assembly, Hon. Timothy Owoeye has congratulated the former Governor of Osun, Chief Bisi Akande on the occasion of his 84th birthday.
Owoeye described Chief Bisi Akande, former interim Chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC) as an exemplary leader whose courage in public service has helped Nigeria.
This is contained in a 84th birthday congratulatory message signed by Mr. Kunle Alabi, the media aide to the Speaker, in Osogbo.
He said that Akande’s tenure as governor in the state was remarkable, with his selfless service to the people and transparency in governance.
Owoeye said Nigeria’s political history would be incomplete without adequate mention of the eminent roles played by Akande.
“Baba Bisi Akande is a democrat of no small status when the history of democratic struggles in Nigeria is written.
“His emergence as the Governor of Osun in 1999 proved to be one of the best things to have happened to our dear state.
“In saluting the courage of this eminent elder statesman, we must not fail to recognise his roles in the conception, actual formation and the sustenance of ruling party, the APC.
“Baba Akande demonstrated an uncommon agility and vigour in all the activities leading to the successful birth and stability of our party.
The Speaker, while praying for longer life for the elder stateman, said his experience was still much required for the task of building a virile Nigeria envisioned by the founding fathers.
The Senate has suspended Senator Abdul Ningi for three months from all legislative duties. Ningi,…
Senator Jarigbe Jarigbe (PDP, Cross-River North) has revealed that all ranking senators got the sum…
The floor of the Senate on Tuesday turned rowdy over a claim by Senator Abdul…
Justice Ekerete Akpan of the Federal High Court in Ibadan on Tuesday remanded a 33-year-old…
The Nigeria Police Force (NPF) has issued a new warning to Nigerians regarding the persistent…
Nerus Elemamba, a 30-year-old graduate of the Federal Polytechnic Nekede in Imo State, has reportedly…
This website uses cookies.