Sen Tofowomo Celebrates Adepoju Carol As Acting Comptroller General of Immigration

Sen. Nicholas Tofowomo, the Lawmaker representing Ondo South in the Senate has hailed the appointment of Mrs. Adepoju Carol Wuraola as the acting Comptroller General of Immigration.

Senator Tofowomo described Mrs Adepoju, an indigene of Ile-Oluji in Ileoluji-Okeigbo Local Government Area of Ondo State as an upright and dedicated woman with a high level of integrity who could be trusted with leadership responsibility.

The Senator on Tuesday in Abuja said Mrs Adepoju’s appointment is a source of inspiration to the good people of Ondo South Senatorial District in Ondo State.

He said,” Dear Mrs Adepoju Carol Wuraola, it’s great news to learn of your appointment as the acting Comptroller General of Immigration by the Federal Government of Nigeria.

“I know you’ve worked hard to reach this point, and I’m so happy that you’ve been recognized for your accomplishment with this new assignment.

“On behalf of myself, Ondo South Senatorial District, and the entire Ileoluji Kingdom, I congratulate you on this new position. Your ascension is an inspiration to all of us in Ondo South Senatorial District as a proud daughter of Ileoluji Kingdom.

“We are very proud of you. Please continue with your hard work and dedication to your duties. I pray that your new role will bring success and transformation to the agency. Once again, congratulations to you omo Luji,” Senator Tofowomo added.

Signed

Akinrinlola Olumide,
SA Media And Publicity,
To the Senator.

May 30, 2023.

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