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Olumide Jones Eulogizes Ladi Adebutu on 63rd Birthday

Olumide Jones Eulogizes Hon. Dr. Ladi Adebutu on 63rd BirthdayA former Ogun Central Senatorial Aspirant under the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) Hon. Olumide Jones has penned a heartfelt birthday wishes to celebrate a former Governorship candidate of the party, Hon. Ladi Adebutu’s 63rd birthday anniversary.
In his congratulatory message, Olumide Jones hailed Adebutu as an icon, philanthropist, leader, and achiever.
He equally described Hon. Adebutu as an outstanding achiever and philanthropist who has positively impacted millions worldwide, earning him respect and admiration.
He also lauded him as the Pillar of the PDP in Ogun state and nationally, demonstrating exceptional leadership qualities, including a remarkable attitude, character, and ability to inspire followers.
“Your sacrifice for growth and your kind gesture to people around is what makes you an outstanding person and earn you respect from all and sundry.”
“Words can’t be enough to Celebrate you because of your outstanding personality.”
“You have touched the heart of millions with your legacy that makes you standout among your Political colleagues and all around you.”
I am using this opportunity to celebrate you and pray for you for long life and enduring health and strength.
Enjoy your day sir
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