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APC celebrates party’s Lagos spokesman, Oladejo, at 60

The Lagos chapter of the All Progressives Congress has congratulated its publicity secretary, Oluseye Oladejo, on his 60th birthday.

• January 27, 2026
Oluseye Oladejo
Oluseye Oladejo

The Lagos chapter of the All Progressives Congress has congratulated its publicity secretary, Oluseye Oladejo, on his 60th birthday.

The party’s chairman in Lagos, Cornelius Ojelabi, conveyed the goodwill message in a statement on Monday.

The party chairman said Mr Oladejo’s life had been a shining testament to dedication, integrity, and excellence.

“As the image maker of our great party, you have consistently demonstrated unwavering commitment to defending the policies and principles of the APC. Through your unmatched eloquence and brilliance, you have effectively communicated the party’s vision, earning admiration and respect both within and beyond political circles.

“As a seasoned politician, true democrat, patriot, and exemplary team player, your humility, courage, and wisdom have been instrumental in fostering unity and progress within the party.

“Your tireless efforts in upholding the party’s reputation and advocating for the welfare of the people have left an indelible mark on our collective journey,” said APC.

It noted that Mr Oladejo’s humility, wisdom, and team spirit had contributed significantly to the growth and stability of the APC in Lagos.

The chairman commended his consistent efforts to promote good governance and safeguard the party’s public image.

“As we celebrate this significant milestone in your life, we recognize and deeply appreciate your immense contributions to the growth and success of the APC and the nation at large,” added the statement. “I extend my heartfelt congratulations and best wishes to you, Mogaji!

(NAN)

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