Ogun State Councilors' Forum

On this special and memorable occasion of your birthday, the Ogun State Councilors’ Forum joyfully extends its warmest congratulations and heartfelt best wishes to an exceptional leader and distinguished public servant, Dr. Mrs. Afolasade Adeyemo, Executive Chairman of Odeda Local Government and Chairman, Association of Local Governments of Nigeria (ALGON), Ogun State Chapter.

Your life of service stands as a shining example of visionary leadership, humility, resilience, and unwavering dedication to grassroots development.

In your capacity as ALGON Chairman in Ogun State, you have continued to provide purposeful leadership, fostering unity, cooperation, and progressive governance among local governments across the state.

Your achievements, wisdom, and inclusive leadership style have not only elevated local governance but have also inspired confidence, hope, and renewed commitment among councilors and stakeholders at all levels.

You are indeed a trailblazer, a role model for women in leadership, and a strong voice for effective grassroots administration.

On this joyous day, we celebrate you for your outstanding contributions, remarkable achievements, and the positive impact you continue to make in Ogun State and beyond.

May the new year of your life usher in greater wisdom, sound health, renewed strength, and divine grace. May your days be filled with peace, fulfillment, and continued success in all your endeavors.

Once again, Happy Birthday

E:signed:
Ogun State Councilors' Forum

Merry Christmas to you all

Happy New Month

PRESS RELEASE
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Ogun State, Nigeria — October 1, 2025.

Ogun State Councilors’ Forum Marks Nigeria @ 65
A Celebration of Unity, Progress, and Hope.

The Ogun State Councilors’ Forum extends its warmest felicitations to all Nigerians as we commemorate the 65th Anniversary of Nigeria’s Independence. a milestone that calls for reflection, celebration, and renewed commitment to the principles of freedom, unity, and progress.

On this historic day, the Forum extends warm congratulations and heartfelt goodwill messages to all citizens, acknowledging the remarkable journey of our nation from its independence in 1960 to the present day. Nigeria’s path has been marked by immense challenges, yet her people have consistently demonstrated resilience, creativity, and a commitment to nation-building.

As we celebrate Nigeria @65, the Forum recognizes that independence is more than a historical milestone; it is a call to continuous responsibility, selfless service, and national renewal. This historic day reminds us of the sacrifices of our forebears, whose courage, vision, and unwavering commitment laid the foundation for the sovereignty we enjoy today.

As we mark this auspicious day, the Ogun State Councilors’ Forum calls on all citizens to celebrate responsibly, engage in acts of service to their communities, and renew their commitment to a united, peaceful, and prosperous Nigeria. Let us draw inspiration from our past, act with courage in the present, and build a legacy of hope and achievement for future generations.

Long Live Ogun State!
Long Live the Federal Republic of Nigeria!

E-Signed:
Hon.Gbadamosi Mutairu Akanji ACA
Public Relations Officer
Ogun State Councilors’ Forum

HAPPY NEW MONTH GOODWILL MESSAGES

On behalf of the Ogun State Councilors’ Forum, we joyfully welcome everyone into the beautiful month of October. As we journey into this new month, may it usher in peace, unity, and progress for our dear State and our great Nation.

October, being the month of our National Independence, reminds us of the strength, resilience, and vision of our founding fathers. May we continue to build on these legacies as leaders and representatives of the people, ensuring that hope is renewed and development is sustained across all our communities.

We pray that this month will bring blessings, growth, and fulfillment to every citizen, and may Ogun State continue to shine as the Gateway State with prosperity for all.

Happy New Month of October to you all!

– Ogun State Councilors’ Forum