Senator Tofowomo Celebrates Olumide Akinrinlola on His Birthday

The lawmaker who represented Ondo South Senatorial District at the 9th Senate, Senator Nicholas Tofowomo, on Thursday extended his warm wishes to his former Special Assistant on Media & Publicity, Pastor Olumide Akinrinlola, as he marked his birthday.

Senator Tofowomo commended Akinrinlola’s loyalty, dedication, and professionalism, especially during his time as part of his media team.

“When I was contesting for the Senate, Olumide stood firmly by me, offering unwavering support and dedication. His contributions to my media and publicity efforts were instrumental, and I appreciated them deeply, which led to his appointment as my Special Assistant on Media and Publicity.”

“Though he left abruptly without notice after my tenure, I still hold in high regard the vital role he played during our time working together. On this special occasion of your birthday, I celebrate you and pray for a long, prosperous life filled with good health and continued success.”

Senator Tofowomo concluded his message with heartfelt prayers and best wishes for greater milestones ahead in the life of Pastor Akinrinlola.

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