GOVERNOR ADELEKE CELEBRATES SSG TESLIM IGBALAYE AT 57

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OSOGBO– 01/12/2025– Osunstate.gov.ng

The Executive Governor of Osun State, Senator Ademola Adeleke has congratulated the Secretary to the State Government, Alhaji Teslim Igbalaye, on the auspicious occasion of his birthday, hailing him as an exceptional administrator, whose experience and commitment has made much difference in the implementation of the administration’s objectives for the people.

Governor Adeleke salutes Bobagunwa’s cherished history of dedicated service to the people, manifestly in the outstanding deliveries as the Chairman of Osogbo local government, commending him for always taking a stand for the people and good governance even at a personal cost to his self comfort and benefits.

The Governor praises Alhaji Igbalaye’s endearing sense of purpose, working assiduously to coordinate the policy actions of the government and drive causes that project the administration’s innate desire for the good of all, noting that the celebrant has proven resourceful and dedicated to the goal of uplifting lives and transforming Osun for the better.

“A hearty cheers to an exceptional administrator, Bobagunwa Teslim Igbalaye. As the Secretary to the Osun State Government, Alhaji Igbalaye has provided the needed balance, effectively coordinating our administration’s policy actions, and the delivery of good governance for people, “Governor Adeleke was quoted to have said in a congratulatory message.

“As he marks 57 years today, I join family, friends and associates in celebrating his life of impacts and contributions. I also commend him for harnessing interests in Osogboland to align with our movement just as I note with gratitude, his sense of purpose and the unflinching commitment to the goal of moving Osun forward.”

Governor Adeleke prays to Almighty Allah to bless Alhaji Igbalaye with good health, wisdom and strength to continue to contribute to moving Osun state forward.

Signed:
Mallam Olawale Rasheed,
Spokesperson to the Osun State Governor