Olumide Congratulates Hon. Ilori Oduntan On Her New Appointment

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A chairmanship hopeful, Abeokuta south local government, Hon. Olumide Damilare has congratulated Hon. Mrs Olufemi Ilori Oduntan on his new appointment as a member of state universal basic  education board, SUBEB. 

Olumide in his congratulatory message described Oduntan as intelligent energetic and outstanding

He said that her new appointment is a welcome development in the state.


Olumide said, ''I want to  congratulate  an outstanding, energetic and hardworking woman,  Hon. Olufemi Ilori Oduntan on her new appointment. I believe that she will perform well in service because her past records can testify to that. I pray may God gives you long life, good health and understanding.

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