OYO STATE APC CHAIRMAN'S APPOINTMENT, A WELL DESERVED ....BARR. AKEEM AGBAJE CONGRATULATES ALHAJI OLAYIDE ABAS OVER HIS NEW ROLE


Barr Akeem Agbaje, a chieftain of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Oyo State, has extended his congratulations to the APC State Chairman, Alhaji Olayide Moshood Abas, on his appointment as the Board Chairman of the Federal Neuropsychiatric Hospital, Kaduna, by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu.

In a congratulatory message , Agbaje described Alhaji Abas’s appointment as well-deserved, acknowledging his contributions to the party and leadership in Oyo State.

“This appointment is a testament to Alhaji Olayide Abas’s dedication and service to our great party and the people. His leadership in Oyo APC has been commendable, and I am confident that he will bring the same commitment to this national assignment,” Agbaje stated.

He further expressed confidence in Alhaji Abas’s ability to contribute meaningfully to the development of the institution, ensuring it delivers on its mandate in the healthcare sector.

Agbaje prayed for Almighty Allah to grant Alhaji Abas wisdom and strength in his new role while urging him to continue to uphold excellence and integrity in service.

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