HAPPY BIRTHDAY MESSAGE


With profound respect and a deep sense of humility, the Oke-Ogun Indigenous Youths Solidarity Forum (OOIYSF) heartily extend our warmest birthday felicitations to our esteemed leader, the Ex-Pioneer Executive Chairman of Ifeloju LCDA, Ogbooro, Hon. Prince Goke Adeleke (popularly known as D-Man-Leke), on the joyful occasion of his birthday.


Today marks another remarkable milestone in your life, and we join your family, friends, political associates, and well-wishers in celebrating a man whose life has been dedicated to service, leadership, and the progress of the Oke-Ogun region. Your commitment to community development, youth empowerment, and grassroots leadership continues to inspire many young people across our land.


As a respected father figure, mentor, and supporter of youths, your selfless contributions to the growth and unity of Oke-Ogun will always remain a source of pride to us. Your legacy of service and dedication has positively impacted countless lives, and we sincerely appreciate your unwavering support for the development of our people.


On this special day, we pray that Almighty God grants you many more years in sound health, renewed strength, wisdom, and greater achievements. May your new age bring you abundant joy, peace, and unspeakable blessings.


Once again, happy birthday to a distinguished leader and a great pride of Oke-Ogun.


Signed:

Comrade Tiamiyu Waliu

National PRO


Comrade Dr. Ojedokun Jonathan

National President


Adedeji Lateef

National Secretary


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