BARR. OPEYEMI TIJANI (BOT) HONORS ALHAJI MOSHOOD OLAYIDE ABAS ON HIS 75TH BIRTHDAY, COMMENDS HIS OUTSTANDING LEADERSHIP AND DEDICATION

Barrister Opeyemi Tijani (BOT), a member of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Oyo State, has extended his heartfelt birthday wishes to Alhaji Moshood Olayide Abas, the State Acting Chairman, on the occasion of his 75th birthday anniversary. He lauded Alhaji Abas as an exemplary leader whose unwavering dedication and selfless service have left a lasting impact on both the party and the people of Oyo State.

Barr. Tijani noted that the Acting Chairman’s long-standing commitment to the principles of good governance, fairness, and unity has garnered him the respect and admiration of his peers and the wider community. His years of service, both as a political leader and as an administrator, have been marked by wisdom, resilience, and an unwavering drive for progress.

The congratulatory message reads, “Today, I join countless party members and other well-wishers across Oyo State and beyond in celebrating a remarkable and foremost leader, a true pillar of our party, Alhaji Olayide Abas, as he marks his 75th birthday.”

“On this special day, we recognize and honour a man whose life has been dedicated to the service of his people, a leader who has continuously inspired those around him with his vision, strength, and unwavering dedication to the ideals of the APC,” Barr. Tijani continued.

Barrister Tijani emphasized that Alhaji Abas’s life and career have been a testament to his profound commitment to both party and country. “Your journey as a leader has touched many lives, and your legacy will continue to inspire future generations of leaders.”

“As you celebrate this remarkable milestone, may Allah (SWT) bless you with continued good health, wisdom, and happiness. May the years ahead be filled with more accomplishments, joy, and peace.”

“Happy 75th Birthday, Sir. Here’s to many more years of your distinguished leadership, grace, and unwavering commitment to the betterment of our state and nation.” He concluded.