MATO storms Ila-Orangun to celebrate Pa Bisi Akande @83, describes him as an epitome of honesty & consistency
A leading aspirant for the Ondo South Senatorial District, Mr. Mathew Oye Oyerinmade fondly called MATO has stormed Ila-Orangun in Osun State to celebrate Pa Bisi Akande, pioneer National Chairman of the ruling party in Nigeria, All Progressives Congress (APC).
MATO who was accompanied by some of his inner caucus members joined millions of sons and daughters, political associates, followers and admirers to wish the revered elder stateman, renowned Aworist, former deputy Governor of old Oyo State, former Governor of Osun State and the pioneer national chairman of our party, All Progressives Congress (APC), Pa. Bisi Akande, happy and healthy birthday, as Baba turned 83 years today, January 16, 2022.
“Baba Akande is an epitome of honesty, trust, humility, humanity, good character, sound wisdom, manager of people and resources, free giver, consistency philanthropic and Omoluabi”.
“Ila-Orangun, your birth place will call you, OluOmo, Osun State, your State of origin knows you as, Asoludero, Yorubaland, your tribe identify you as, Atata Omo Oodua, while Nigeria says, a great Stateman.”
As a pioneer national chairman of our great party, APC, you built a formidable opposition party, so strong and popular that it defeated a ruling party that has ruled for sixteen years, unbroken. You have since then, remains the sold rock behind the electoral success of APC, the fountain of our political knowledge and an apostle of good governance. You’re our source of inspiration and encouragement in serving the poor masses, diligently and purposefully”.
“We shall continue to celebrate your good and eventiful life among us for a very long life to come; in good health, sound mind, much love and peace”.
Happy Birthday Sir!
Long life in service of God and humanity.
Igba odun, odun kan ni o
Baba awa omo ke ke ke
Agba a je yin da o.
Your political son,
Mathew Oye Oyerinmade, MATO
Senatorial Aspirant
Ondo South Senatorial District.
Ondo State.
January 16, 2022
