The Executive Chairman of Ikosi-Ejinrin Local Council Development Area (LCDA), Dr. Akogun Wale Anomo, has congratulated Barr. (Mrs.) Saidat Olayinka Oladunjoye, Esq. on her re-appointment as the Federal Commissioner representing Lagos State at the National Population Commission (NPC).
Epe Insights reports that Dr. Anomo described the re-appointment as a deserving recognition of Barr. Oladunjoye’s outstanding leadership, professionalism, and unwavering commitment to public service.
The chairman noted that her renewed appointment by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu reflects the confidence reposed in her ability to continue serving the nation with integrity and excellence.
He said Barr. Oladunjoye has consistently demonstrated competence, loyalty, and dedication throughout her years of public service, earning respect across Lagos State and beyond.
According to Dr. Anomo, her contributions to good governance and national development have made her a role model for aspiring leaders and public servants.
He commended her commitment to grassroots development, describing her as a leader whose impact continues to inspire individuals and communities.
The chairman stated that Barr. Oladunjoye’s legacy of service remains a source of pride for Lagos State and a testament to the value of purposeful leadership.
Dr. Anomo expressed confidence that her wealth of experience would further strengthen the National Population Commission in delivering on its mandate.
He added that her continued service would contribute to effective population management and national planning through credible demographic data.
On behalf of the Executive Cabinet, the Legislative Arm, the management, staff, and the people of Ikosi-Ejinrin LCDA, the chairman congratulated Barr. Oladunjoye on the significant achievement.
He prayed that Almighty God would grant her greater wisdom, sound health, and divine guidance as she begins another tenure in office.
The chairman also wished her a successful and impactful tenure marked by excellence, innovation, and meaningful contributions to national development.
He reaffirmed the council’s commitment to celebrating individuals whose achievements reflect dedication, competence, and outstanding service to the nation.
Stakeholders in Ikosi-Ejinrin LCDA welcomed the re-appointment, describing it as a positive development that recognises experience and exemplary leadership.
They expressed optimism that Barr. Oladunjoye would continue to uphold the values of professionalism, accountability, and effective public service.
The congratulatory message reflects the appreciation of the Ikosi-Ejinrin LCDA administration for leaders who continue to distinguish themselves in national assignments.
Dr. Anomo reiterated that recognising excellence encourages more Nigerians to embrace integrity, hard work, and selfless service in leadership.
The chairman concluded by wishing Barr. Oladunjoye continued success as she serves Lagos State and Nigeria in her renewed capacity as Federal Commissioner of the National Population Commission.
