OC General Felicitates Federal Commissioner,SWDC, Adewinle on Birthday

By Fisayo Akinduro

Special Assistant to the Ondo State Governor on Forestry, Obayangban Bidemi Joshua, popularly known as OC General has felicitated with Dr. Jide Martins Adewinle, Federal Commissioner & Chairman, Finance & General Purpose Committee South West Development Commission (SWDC), on his birthday.

In his birthday message made available to Starnews NG, Obayangban commended Dr. Adewinle for his outstanding contributions to regional development and public service through the commission. 

He described the birthday as a fitting occasion to celebrate Dr. Adewinle’s dedication, leadership, and commitment to advancing the socio-economic growth of the South West.

He also highlighted Dr. Adewinle’s unwavering commitment to community development, noting that his efforts have positively impacted various sectors, including infrastructure, youth empowerment, and sustainable development initiatives across the region.

He prayed for Dr. Adewinle’s continued good health, wisdom, and success in all his endeavours, adding that the celebrant’s impact on public service remains widely respected and admired.

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