Former member of the House of Representatives, Hon Ismail Kolawole has described the former APC National Secretary, Senator Iyio...
Former member of the House of Representatives, Hon Ismail Kolawole has described the former APC National Secretary, Senator Iyiola Christopher Omisore, as a thoroughbred politician and seasoned technocrat whose impact on the nation's democracy and good governance cannot be quantified.
According to Hon Kolawole in his birthday congratulatory message on the occasion of Senator Omisore's 69th birthday on Tuesday, "Senator Omisore is a distinguished politician, accomplished administrator, and patriotic statesman who has continued to make invaluable contributions to the progress of Osun State and Nigeria at large".
Hon Kolawole who is the Osun Accord Chieftain acknowledged the selfless services to humanity and the philanthropic gesture of the Ife-born politician which has manifested in the testimonials of the countless number of people who have in one way or the other benefited from his benevolence and kindness.
The Ila-Orangun born politician who felicitated with Senator Omisore on his birthday, further highlighted Senator Omisore’s role in strengthening democratic institutions, noting that his influence in national politics remains a great asset to the development of democracy in Nigeria.
"Senator Omisore is one of the politician who always search for the upliftment, welfare and betterment of his teeming supporters, he is a faithful and caring politician who always put smiles on the People's faces, whoever that comes his way will never regret meeting him in all ramifications", Hon Kolawole added.
Hon Kolawole who joined other political leaders and well-wishers in celebrating the former APC National Secretary, Senator Omisore, on the occasion of his birthday, prayed for God’s continued grace upon the celebrant, wishing him good health, long life, and renewed strength to continue his service to humanity.
"On behalf of my family and teeming supporters, I say Congratulations and Happy Birthday to you Sir".
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