Speaker of the Lagos State House of Assembly, Rt. Hon. (Dr.) Mudashiru Obasa has extended heartfelt birthday wishes to Prince Tajudeen Oluyole Olusi, Chairman of the Lagos State Governance Advisory Council (GAC), on his 89th birthday, commending his significant contributions to the state.
In a press statement signed by the Chief Press Secretary to the Speaker, Mr. Dave Agboola, Dr. Obasa described Prince Olusi as an exemplary leader and an invaluable contributor to the growth and development of Lagos State.
“Today, as we commemorate Baba Olusi’s birthday, we also honour his extraordinary dedication to service and leadership that has benefited Lagos State immensely. His contributions are not just legendary; they hold tremendous significance for our future. He is a guardian of our values and aspirations.”
Speaker Obasa noted that Prince Olusi’s legacy of mentorship and guidance has inspired many to strive for excellence in governance and public service, adding, “His profound wisdom, insights, and experience have enriched the decision-making processes that continue to elevate our great state.”
While reflecting on the impact that Baba Olusi has on the political landscape of Lagos, which he said remains crucial in ensuring that the state continues to thrive, the Speaker invited all well-meaning Lagosians to join in celebrating the Octogenarian. “We continue to wish him strength, good health, long life, and the fulfillment of his visionary goals for Lagos State,” Speaker Obasa prayed.
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