Tinubu congratulates Gov. Aiyedatiwa at 60

President Bola Tinubu rejoices with Gov. Lucky Aiyedatiwa of Ondo on his 60th birthday on January 12.
The president commended Mr Aiyedatiwa for his dedication and political consistency, beginning from his membership of the Action Congress of Nigeria in 2011, Bayo Onanuga, his spokesman, said in a statement.
“His steadfastness throughout the party’s metamorphosis and final transition to the All Progressives Congress exemplifies his loyalty, dedication, and commitment,” said Tinubu.
He said Mr Aiyedatiwa became deputy governor of Ondo State in 2021, and by a stroke of fate, became the acting governor and was ultimately sworn in as governor in 2023, succeeding his mentor, Gov. Rotimi Akeredolu.
“Aiyedatiwa’s impressive political trajectory is a testament to the potential and possibilities in Nigerian politics,” Mr Tinubu said.
He further recognised the governor’s electoral victory in 2024, which allowed him to continue raising standards in key areas such as health and education, directly improving the lives of citizens.
“President Tinubu appreciates Governor Aiyedatiwa’s invaluable contributions as a Commissioner representing Ondo State at the Niger Delta Development Commission.
“His deep understanding of grassroots development has played a crucial role in strengthening the institution to better serve its purpose,” he said.
(NAN)
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