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Yahaya Bello congratulates Osinbajo at 65
Yahaya Bello congratulates Osinbajo at 65.
Gov. Yahaya Bello of Kogi has felicitated with Vice President, Yemi Osinbajo as he turned 65, appreciating him for his immense contribution to the country’s development.
Bello sent his felicitations in a statement by his Chief Press Secretary, Onogwu Muhammed on Tuesday.
Bello sated that Osinbajo had proven himself as a loyal and dedicated deputy to President Muhammadu Buhari since the inception of the APC-led government in 2015.
According to the governor, the vice president has been pivotal to the successes and giant strides of the Buhari administration.
He stated that his successes are glaringly seen and felt, especially in the aspects of the social investment programmes and economic growth initiatives of the government, amongst many others.
“Your selfless service to humanity and the nation at large as well as the many achievements you have recorded in both personal and public life.
“These are some of the reasons we cannot but celebrate you on this occasion of your birthday, Your Excellency,’ Bello said.
Bello prayed to God to grant the vice president many more years in sound health to enable him to contribute to the overall development of the country.
Osinbajo was born March 8,1957.
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