The Member of House of Representatives, representing Ibadan North East/South East Federal constituency, Rep. Abass Adigun, popularly known as Agboworin, on Sunday, felicitated with the Deputy Govenor of Oyo State, Barr. Bayo Lawal, on the occasion of his birthday Anniversary.
The lawmaker, who is also the Chairman of the House Committee on Narcotic Drugs, in a congratulatory message signed by his Media Group, described the deputy governor as one of his political fathers, who is very committed, sincere, honest, sagacious, and urbane.
The lawmaker thanked the celebrant for his sacrifices and immense contributions to the success of governor Makinde’s administration sine 2019, adding that the good character, loyalty and excellent relationship between the both of them is worthy of emulation.
Agboworin, however, prayed that the God Almighty would grant Baba Lawal long life and propserity in good health in the coming years.
The statement read, “I want to use the opportunity to heartily congratulate His Excellency, the Deputy Governor of Oyo State, Barr. Bayo Lawal and his family on this milestone of his impactful life.
“Equally, I rejoice with the family over God’s abundant grace in the life of Barr. Lawal, who has shown good character, loyalty, dedication in several capacities and continues in the tradition of diligence and excellence in the service to Oyo State government.
“All of these have clearly proven that a deputy can work harmoniously with the governor, and yet carve a niche for himself.
“Baba is a man who has the fear of God. He has shown a great deal of loyalty to the governor. He is very humble, loyal and dedicated to the governor’s cause.
“I am saying this because I have known Baba for a very long time. He wants the best for his followers and the state at large. So, I am not surprised that his relationship with the governor has been very smooth and cordial. This, indeed, is worthy of emulation.
“So, I want to pray for long life and prosperity in good health as well as pray for God’s guidance over his life as he continues to navigate his political journey. “Baba wa, igba odun, odun kan ni o. E ma pe fun wa, Sir.”
