The Chairman of the occasion at the sixth anniversary of ISEYA Media, Dr Nureni Adeniran, has described Oyo State’s Chief of Staff to the Governor, Bashorun Akinwale Solomon Akinwole, popularly known as Wolekanle, as a man deeply committed to the service of humanity.
Adeniran made the commendation at the anniversary celebration, which also marked the 50th birthday of ISEYA Media’s Chief Executive Officer, Mrs Ayodeni Aluko, and included an award presentation. It was held at the Local Government Staff Training School Hall, Secretariat, Ibadan.
Wolekanle Award of Excellence for public service
Wolekanle received an Award of Excellence in recognition of his outstanding contributions to public service. He was represented by the Part-time Commissioner, Honourable Christianah Nike Arewa.
According to a press release by the Director of Education and Social Services, Mrs Funke Foluso Lala, Adeniran said Wolekanle had distinguished himself in the various responsibilities entrusted to him. This culminated in his appointment as Chief of Staff to Governor Seyi Makinde.
He expressed confidence in the Chief of Staff’s ability to achieve greater heights and prayed for more elevations, successes and accomplishments in his future endeavours.
Local Government Service Commission delegation at the ISEYA Media anniversary
The Permanent Secretary of the Oyo State Local Government Service Commission, Pastor Adeola Omoyeni Oduola, led the commission’s management team to the event in support of Arewa.
The delegation included:
Head of Local Government Administration, Mr Adedayo Faith Solaja; Director of Finance and Supplies, Alhaji Gbola Badiru Adedokun; Director of Budget, Planning, Research and Statistics, Prince Rasheed Olabiyi; Director of Education and Social Services, Mrs Funke Foluso Lala; Internal Auditor, Alhaja Modinat Adeleke; Deputy Director of Administration and General Services, Alhaji Olalekan Jelili Alade.
Celebrating six years of ISEYA Media
The event brought together dignitaries and stakeholders to celebrate ISEYA Media’s six years of operation, honour Aluko on her 50th birthday and recognise individuals for their contributions to society.
