Students Union Thanks Aiyedatiwa Over Obayangban’s Appointment

By Miracle Ogunde

Following his appointment as a Special Assistant on Afforestation (South) to Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa, the Federation of Aye Students Union (FASU), representing students of Aye origin in Okitipupa LGA, have extended heartfelt congratulations to Hon. Bidemi Obayangban, also known as OC General.

This was contained in a press release made available to Starnews NG today, by the Union President, Fafeso Tomide Junior.

The union also expressed its profound gratitude to Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa for his discernment in selecting the right individual for this crucial role.

FASU described Obayangban as a reputable man who has made impacts in various capacities.

The statement reads, “Hon. Bidemi Obayangban is widely recognized as: A valiant advocate for the underprivileged, a steadfast party loyalist, as a philanthropist whose impact transcends political and ethnic boundaries.

His community interventions and compassionate contributions to development, both at individual and collective levels, have been invaluable and far-reaching.

The Aye Students and Youth community specifically commends His Excellency, Lucky Aiyedatiwa, for this astute appointment, which resonates deeply with the people. We are confident in OC General’s ability to deliver results and garner widespread acceptance.

The entire Aye Students Community reaffirms its unwavering support and readiness to collaborate with the state government through OC General. We are committed to adding value at all levels of this partnership”, it concluded.

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