Ibadan Northeast Council Supervisory Counselor for Special Duties, Bakare Adesola, Celebrates Council Chairman, Hon. Engr. Ibrahim Akintayo “O Mu Yes” on His Birthday
Hon. Bakare Adesola, widely known as Ayatul, the supervisory counselor for special duties of Ibadan Northeast Local Government, extends his heartfelt congratulations and best wishes to Hon. Engr. Ibrahim Akintayo, the Executive Chairman of Ibadan Northeast Local Government, on his birthday.
In his celebratory message, Hon. Ayatul praised Hon. Akintayo for his outstanding contributions to the community and the political landscape of both Ibadan Northeast and Oyo State at large.
“It is a privilege to celebrate the birthday of an esteemed leader like Hon. Engr. Ibrahim Akintayo ‘O Mu Yes’. His unwavering commitment to the welfare of our people is truly commendable,” Ayatul expressed.
He further acknowledged Hon. Akintayo's unwavering support for Governor Seyi Makinde, emphasizing his dedication to promoting good governance.
“Your steadfast support for His Excellency, Governor Seyi Makinde, and your relentless pursuit of good governance have made a significant impact on our community. Your loyalty and dedication are exemplary,” Ayatul remarked.
The Aare Adinni Akeweje of Oyo State was also lauded for his compassionate leadership and generosity. Hon. Akintayo’s efforts were recognized nationwide when he was awarded the Best Local Government Chairman for Security and Infrastructure in Nigeria in 2022.
“Hon. Akintayo is not only a skilled politician but also a compassionate leader whose generosity and vision for the people of Ibadan Northeast have touched countless lives. Thank you, sir, for always showing me support. Your commitment to uplifting others sets a standard for us all,” Ayatul added.
In his concluding remarks, Hon. Ayatul offered heartfelt prayers for Hon. Akintayo’s continued success and well-being.
“On this special day, I pray that Almighty Allah blesses you with a long life filled with health, happiness, and prosperity. May your impact continue to be felt far and wide,” he concluded.