The Executive Chairman of Somolu local government, Hon. AbdulHamed Salawu ‘Dullar’ on Tuesday felicitated with his Supervisory Councillor on Health, Hon. Ladi Omifare who added to his age.
According to a press statement from the office of the chairman, described Hon. Omifare as a complete gentleman of honour and a committed grassroots politician.
He continued, “Ladi Omifare remains one of the loyal and highly respected grassroots politicians who had one way or the other contributed his quota to the development of the Somolu community and still contributing, especially my administration, he’s no doubt a good man.”
“On behalf of my family and the good people of Somolu local government, I wish him a bashful and glorious birthday. May the Lord bless him with more prosperous years in good health and a sound mind.”
Also, the former Somolu LG Sole Administrator, Hon. Bamidele Williams Lawanson in his birthday eulogy congratulated the former Somolu House of Assembly aspirant, Hon. Omifare for being lucky to have witnessed another resourceful and bountiful year on earth.
“I join family, friends, political associates, and the people of the Somolu community to congratulate my dear brother, Ladi Omifare as he adds another year. He has no doubt displayed pragmatic and exemplary leadership traits as far as the Somolu community is concerned.”
Similarly, the All Progressive Congress (APC) candidate for the Lagos State House of Assembly 2023 general election, Hon. Engr. Abiodun Orekoya in a birthday message described Ladi Omifare as an embodiment of good virtues and a blessing to the Somolu community.
He said,” He has demonstrated passion for the development of Somolu coupled with his outstanding political dexterity and personality that are all worthy of emulation and celebration.”
“In this light, I celebrate our leader, our esteemed Supervisor for Health in Somolu, Hon. Ladi Omifare as he clocks a new age. I pray that God the Almighty continues to strengthen and uphold him in the course of his service to the development of our dear Somolu”. Orekoya added.
