The Executive Chairman of Ibadan North Local Government, Hon. Oluwaseun Olufade, has joined other political stakeholders in Oyo State to felicitate the General Secretary of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Alhaji Wasiu Adeleke, on the occasion of his birthday.
In a goodwill message made available through his head of media, Aderibigbe Yisahu, Hon. Olufade extolled Alhaji Adeleke’s outstanding leadership, political maturity, and his strategic input in repositioning the PDP as a strong and cohesive force across the state.
“Alhaji Wasiu Adeleke is more than just a party scribe; he is a stabilizing figure whose calm disposition, deep understanding of the political terrain, and firm commitment to party unity have made him an invaluable asset to the PDP,” Hon. Olufade said.
He noted that under Alhaji Adeleke’s stewardship as the state secretary, the PDP in Oyo State has enjoyed unprecedented internal cohesion, effective coordination, and electoral victories at various levels.
“His leadership reflects integrity, balance, and uncommon discipline.
Whether during intense political moments or critical party deliberations, he has always shown the kind of tact and temperament that strengthens institutions,” Olufade remarked.
The Ibadan North Council boss further described the celebrant as a humble yet resolute personality whose behind-the-scenes efforts have yielded visible results in party administration, mobilization, and outreach.
“As we celebrate Alhaji Wasiu today, we are reminded of how blessed the PDP in Oyo State is to have such a strategic and loyal figure at the helm of its operations.
His birthday is not just a personal milestone, but a moment of appreciation from all of us who benefit from his visionary coordination and consistent sacrifices.”
Hon. Olufade, on behalf of his family, political team, and the entire Ibadan North Local Government, wished the PDP secretary a prosperous year ahead.
“May Almighty Allah grant you more wisdom, strength, and grace to continue serving with impact.
Happy birthday, our dear leader and strategist,” he concluded.
