Otufodurin Congratulates Gov. Abiodun On Tribunal Victory 

A prominent member of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) Hon. Adejimi Olufemi Otufodunrin has congratulated the State Governor Prince Dapo Abiodun on his victory at the election tribunal. 

Otufodunrin, popularly known as (Carto) in his congratulatory message personally signed and made available to journalists in Abeokuta described Abiodun's victory as a testament to his unwavering dedication, vision and the trust the people have placed in his leadership. 

According to the release which read in parts "Heartiest congratulations on your resounding victory at the Gubernatorial Electoral Tribunal! Your triumph is not just a victory for you but a testament to your unwavering dedication, vision, and the trust the people have placed in your leadership."

"Your Excellency, In a world filled with challenges, your steadfast commitment to public service shines brightly. Your victory is a clear reflection of your ability to connect with the aspirations of the people and steer the ship of governance toward a brighter future for our dear state."

"Your leadership qualities, characterized by wisdom and inclusivity, have undoubtedly played a pivotal role in this victory. You have inspired hope and fostered unity among your supporters, paving the way for a stronger and more prosperous community."

"As you move forward, may your tenure be marked by innovative policies, inclusive governance, and a relentless pursuit of progress. Your victory is a testament to your capacity to lead with integrity and dedication."

"The path to this triumph has been a challenging one, but your perseverance has paid off. This victory not only affirms your leadership but also highlights the trust and confidence the people have in your ability to lead them to greater heights."

"Once again, congratulations, Prince Dr. Adedapo Abiodun, CON, on this well-deserved victory. May your journey ahead be filled with continued success, wisdom, and the fulfillment of the aspirations of your constituents.", the statement concluded.