Otunba Akingboye Graces Staff Member’s Celebration

Otunba Bamidele Akingboye, who is also known as OBA, the Governorship Candidate of the Social Democratic Party (SDP), has honored his staff member, Ibrahim Lawal by attending his daughter’s naming ceremony today in Akure.

As OBA arrived at the joyous event, he was greeted by an enthusiastic crowd, their voices rising in unison: “We want change! OBA is the change, and SDP is the party that will rescue our state from hunger!” The air buzzed with hope and anticipation for a brighter future.

At the ceremony, led by respected clerics, heartfelt prayers were offered for the gubernatorial hopeful, urging him to prioritize the welfare of Ondo State’s citizens when he assumes office at the Alagbaka Government House.

The newborn, was named Nabila Ajike Anuoluwapo Oluwadamilola, Abolore Adefunke Omoyiwola.

Otunba Akingboye, in his address to the gathering, expressed delight at the honor.

He said, “I am deeply moved to be here among you. I pledge to the people of Ondo State that I will not disappoint you when, by His grace, we reach the promised land.”

The father of the baby, Ibrahim Lawal, expressed how the kind gesture from OBA had made the day even more special for his family.

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