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63rd Birthday: Oyo South Senator, Alli Hails Prince Adeyoju for Outstanding Contributions to Society

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Senator Sharafadeen Alli (APC-Oyo South) has praised the distinguished businessman, politician and philanthropist, Prince Niran Adeyoju, on his 63rd birthday anniversary.

This is contained in a statement signed by his Special Adviser on Media, Akeem Abas, and made available to newsmen on Saturday in Ibadan.

Senator Alli hailed Adeyoju, the President of Providence Coalition, for his exceptional contributions to business, community development, and the growth of the APC.

The lawmaker, who is the Senate Committee Chairman on Electoral Matters, described Adeyoju as a pillar of strength whose vision and dedication have positively impacted numerous lives.

According to the Senator, Prince Adeyoju’s exemplary leadership and unwavering support for the APC in Oyo State have not gone unnoticed.

“Prince Niran Adeyoju has demonstrated deep commitment to the party’s ideals and growth. His ability to mobilise and provide strategic support has helped foster unity and progress within our ranks.”

He extolled Adeyoju’s philanthropic activities, saying he has shown that success was not only measured by wealth but by the number of lives touched and improved.

“Through his numerous charitable endeavours, Prince Adeyoju has shown that success is not only measured by wealth but by the number of lives touched and improved,” Alli noted.

Senator Alli urged the business mogul to continue in his strides toward community building, adding his legacy of selfless service and generousity would remain a source of inspiration to many.

“Your efforts have undoubtedly made a lasting impact, and I encourage you to sustain this remarkable journey of service to humanity,” he said.

The Senator wished him many more years of good health, happiness, and continued success in his future endeavours.

He expressed appreciation for the chieftain’s loyalty and contributions to both the party and the state.

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