THE Southwest Patron of the National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS), zone D, Ogunsola Olusina John has congratulated the Speaker of the Oyo State House of Assembly, Adebo Ogundoyin.
Ogundoyin was recently elected as the Chairman of the Congress of Nigerian Speakers.
In a congratulatory message on Tuesday, Ogunsola who is a Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) chieftain in a personally signed statement described Ogundoyin as a man of good character who will excell in the new role.
He further described the Oyo speaker as a man from an enviable background.
Ogunsola a chartered accountant who specialized in tax told the pressmen that, Adebo emergence as the Chairman of such a prestigious organization is a clear recognition of his expertise and the trust that his colleagues from across the country have placed in him. It reflects your remarkable ability to foster unity, collaboration, and effective governance among the speakers of various state houses of assembly in Nigeria, He remarks!
As the Chairman of the Congress of Speakers, you now have a unique opportunity to shape the discourse on legislative matters, promote inter-state cooperation, and work towards the betterment of Nigeria as a whole. Your wealth of experience gained during your tenure as the Speaker of the Oyo State House of Assembly will undoubtedly prove invaluable in this new role.
National association of Nigerian students (NANS zone D) Patron expressed his confident that, the Congress of Speakers will thrive, and its members will benefit from the guidance, vision, and innovative ideas of Rt. Hon. Adebo Edward Ogundoyin, his ability to listen, engage, and find common ground will be instrumental in fostering a culture of inclusivity and progress within the organization.
“I and on behalf of the good people of Oluyole Federal Constituency and PDP Oluyole Local government congratulate you on this well-deserved appointment. I have no doubt that you will bring honor and distinction to the office of the Chairman of the Congress of Speakers in Nigeria and continue to make a positive impact on the legislative landscape of Nigeria.”
